WD-40, that blue can from every garage altar that fixes everything from creaky doors to rusty wheels. But can it really give your leather shoes and boots waterproof courage? Let's check the facts before your shoes become a lab experiment. It may save the day in the rain, but not without risks that garage masters like to forget. So - WD-40 waterproofing shoes.
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Katja is a world traveler who is outside of Slovenia more often than at home. She is a lover of beauty, an esthete and a provocateur. In the editorial office of City Magazine, he covers a wide variety of topics and is not afraid of more serious texts.
WD-40 is the bathroom's secret weapon for sparkling mirrors, limescale-free toilets, and even anti-fog. So - WD-40 in the bathroom!
A cup of tea as a beauty trick? Absolutely. While the cosmetic police proudly display creams on drugstore shelves that cost as much as a round-trip plane ticket to the Mediterranean, nature whispers strangely calmly: “Make yourself some tea and relax your forehead.”
When winter plays with your car, your door, and your shovel, reach for the secret weapon in your home cabinet. WD‑40, originally developed for the aerospace industry, now solves everyday tasks and winter troubles with such ease that it almost deserves a medal for household heroism. So – WD‑40 for winter.
When winter shows its icy teeth, our skin finds itself under attack. Cold air, wind and dry indoor heating rob it of moisture, leading to an unpleasant feeling of tightness, cracks and redness. But there is a proven ally that never fails – the combination of two classic legends: Nivea X Vaseline. Together they form the ultimate protective shield that keeps skin soft, radiant and healthy even in the harshest winter.
Louis Vuitton is once again proving that it can give sports a luxurious makeover. The fashion house has relaunched its Monogram Sports collection, which features mini-scenes of various sports – from tennis serves to downhill skiing – on bags and small leather goods. The original collection debuted earlier this year, and now it's back in two new colorways that promise to make your pocket look a lot more haute couture.
Discover the power of slugging - this homemade slugging anti-aging cream made from shea butter and almond oil. This natural treatment moisturizes, smoothes wrinkles and protects the skin - for an Instagram-worthy glow in the morning.
Forget the filter: this homemade Glass Skin mask made from two kitchen ingredients will give your skin that "glass skin" glow without making your wallet cry.
Cleaning sneakers?! Sneakers are wonderful until they enter the real world – then they become a magnet for dirt, as if they had a will of their own. But don't panic: with a few simple tricks, you can restore their shine without breaking the bank. Here, we reveal three proven methods that work on canvas, leather and synthetics. From kitchen ingredients to magic sponges and a washing machine – all with tips for success.
Forget chemical cocktails and unpronounceable ingredients in 80-euro jars. This natural anti-aging night cream made with coconut oil, shea butter, and vitamin E is like a spa in your kitchen. Wake up in the morning with skin that's radiant, soft, and looks like you just stepped out of a beauty commercial—without Photoshop or a banking crisis. Why does this simple mixture work, how to make it, and why will your skin sing its praises? Read on, because this is a beauty trick your grandma would love if she had Instagram. So - natural anti-aging night cream!
If you thought air fresheners were just boring drugstore sprays or the baking soda and vinegar mix that moms have been swearing by since '85, then you haven't looked at TikTok yet. That's where bathroom hacks have become a mini science show: from gelatinous gels to aromatic toilet “bombs.” So - scented toilets! And yes, some of them really work - so well that your toilet smells like a boutique hotel in Bali.
Commercial detergents promise miracles, but they often only add a layer of unnecessary chemicals to your dishes – and down your drains. It’s time for a smart switch: homemade dishwasher detergent is an easy way to combine practicality with environmental protection. Your glasses will shine like they would in a fancy restaurant, without phosphates that pollute rivers and without artificial fragrances that remind you of a laboratory. With basic ingredients from your kitchen shelf, you can create something cheaper and more effective than those tablets that are advertised as cutting-edge technology – ironic, right?











