Have you ever looked at a photo from your golden twenties with a hint of nostalgia and thought, "Where's that skin? Where are those joints that didn't creak with every squat?" Don't worry, you're not alone. And the answer isn't in the latest "collagen shot" from the supermarket that costs more than dinner for two, but - surprisingly - in a pot. Homemade collagen!
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Forget about Korean 10-step routines for "Glass skin", €70 serums and ingredients that require you to open an online chemical dictionary. There's a homemade recipe for glowing, toned and healthy skin waiting in your kitchen right now, which has been making the TikTok beauty scene a star in recent months. The combination of rice water and fenugreek is the perfect "low cost, high impact" trick that the internet has only just "discovered" again. This is nothing new - grandmothers in Asia have been using it long before the word "influencer" even existed.
In an age when we are bombarded with serums with unpronounceable ingredients and precious drops from tropical forests, nature (well, almost nature) reminds us that sometimes “old-fashioned” is actually the new “in”. Anti-aging night cream with Vaseline and baby oil! Two stars from another time, who have found their place in the modern beauty routine again – without the glitter, with surprising results.
Lavender is not just a plant that smells like a holiday, but a true green icon of the Mediterranean garden. It is elegant, unpretentious and incredibly grateful – but only if we treat it correctly. Among the most important tasks that determine its health and flowering is pruning. At first glance, it may seem simple – you take a pair of scissors and cut, but what could go wrong? Well, quite a lot actually. A wrong or sloppy cut can mean fewer flowers, more wood and an unattractive bush that resembles a forgotten hedge more than Provence. Let's take a look at how to prune lavender.
Weeds – eternally annoying, surprisingly persistent and almost mythologically resistant to everything we throw at them. Just when we think we’ve got our yard or garden in order, a new green rebel sprouts from the cracks between the paving stones. Anyone who has ever tackled them knows that it’s not just a physical job, but a spiritual battle where we lose patience faster than a wolf’s hunger before lunch. Make a homemade spray.
Baby powder is one of those things we usually associate with cute, fragrant creatures in diapers. Soft skin, afternoon naps and innocent happiness... but that unassuming white bottle hides much more than just childish charm. In fact, it's a true multitasking star that can rival the best tricks from Instagram - and the best part? You probably already have it somewhere in your closet.
Olive oil is not just a salad topping – it is the litmus test of your culinary integrity. But in a sea of fakes, true quality hides like a truffle in the leaves – only a few know how to find it. How to recognize real olive oil?
Forget about sharp features and rigorous lines – the new hairstyle of summer 2025 brings softness, femininity and that “I barely tried, but I still look amazing” effect. And yes, it includes bangs. But the kind you’ll actually want.
What happens when the fashion poetry of a Japanese designer meets the technological perfection of Adidas? You get a collection that is equally at home at Paris Fashion Week as it is at a city marathon. This is the adidas Y-3 Fall/Winter 2025 Running Collection!
Google Maps and especially Street View are as self-evident as the weather on your phone these days – free, universally accessible and almost addictive. In two clicks you can travel to your elementary school, check if the new restaurant is really "on the corner", and gaze nostalgically at your old childhood home. But just as easily, your current home can find itself under the scrutiny of people you didn't invite there – stalkers, thieves or just curious (too curious) neighbours. How to "blur" your house on Google Maps?
Japanese water therapy has been circulating online for years as a mysterious health ritual supposedly practiced daily by the Japanese – a nation known for its longevity, slimness and almost enviable vitality. But behind every Eastern wisdom that the West uncritically embraces as the new super method, there is a need to understand the context. What is a myth, what has a scientific basis and where does the placebo effect end?
If your orchid has started to turn yellow, the leaves are drooping, and the roots are dark brown and soft, it's not time to mourn. In fact, there is a natural, almost miraculous way to completely revive it - without chemicals, without expensive preparations, just with what you already have at home. Save your orchid the natural way!