Fashion déjà vu for a reason – the pleated skirt is back and this year it comes in a brand new, fairytale guise. If you haven't considered it yet, now might be the time to finally get its rightful place in your wardrobe.
When summer knocks on the door (and then kicks the window open), we're all looking for ways to survive the heat without suffering too much or going bankrupt. Air conditioners are efficient, but they gobble up electricity faster than your neighbor's watermelon on the patio. Meanwhile, high above your head, the forgotten hero of summer cooling is waiting for your attention - your ceiling fan.
It's all well and good that your son can download an app in five clicks, create a playlist for every mood, and recite Marvel movies by heart. But if he's still calling his mom to ask where the detergent is or how to fry an egg – then we have a problem. It's time for a serious conversation.
Are you one of those people who, every time you look at your stovetop, says to yourself, “Tomorrow. I’ll really clean this tomorrow…” Rest assured, you’re not alone. But the good news is that cleaning your stove doesn’t have to be a nightmare. With a little bit of good will, the right mix of natural ingredients, and maybe a pinch of self-deception, your stovetop can be sparkling faster than you can say “baking soda.”
If we had a dollar for every Vaseline beauty trick we've ever used, we'd probably be talking from our Amalfi Coast villa today. But since we're not there yet (unless you are, in which case, congratulations!), let's take a look at how this humble, thick wonder from your local drugstore can become your new beauty MVP.
Lavender, which is not just a fragrant shrub by the garden path, but a sophisticated tree with the scent of Provence and the character of a movie diva. And no, we are not talking about CGI, but a completely real plant that you can grow yourself - without a miracle fertilizer or a PhD in botany. It is a lavender tree!
Washing dishes is a part of everyday life that no one particularly misses, but we all know it. While plates and glasses disappear under the stream of water, we often forget about those less noticeable parts of the kitchen that require regular care - like the sink strainer.
Everyone has burned a pan at some point. But not every pan is a lost cause. Here are four proven methods to resurrect it from the ashes. So - how do you clean a burnt pan without tears and panic?!
Fellow, known for its aesthetically pleasing kettles and grinders, has entered the world of espresso with equal measure of functionality and design drama with the Fellow Espresso Series 1. This machine isn't just for brewing coffee - it's for those who would hang a Mondrian in their living room if only it could froth milk.
One hairstyle, countless possibilities. The 90s-era bob is back—reimagined, adaptable, and so rejuvenating it's almost magical. In a world where trends change faster than Instagram filters, there's one hairstyle that's staying power. The bob. But not just any bob—this is the version that graced the heads of supermodels, movie icons, and fashionistas in the '90s and is now making a comeback on TikTok and red carpets. And why? Because it looks fresh, youthful, and incredibly easy to maintain. Let's face it, that's exactly what we're all looking for when we look in the mirror and secretly wish for "something new, but without the drama."
Black clothes have a special place in your closet – they're elegant, neutral, useful for any occasion and almost always the most flattering choice. The problem comes when that timeless black loses its intensity after a few washes and turns (well, fades) into all shades of grey. The culprit? A combination of hot water, strong detergents, washing too often and drying incorrectly. Fabric softeners also contribute. Let's see - how to keep black clothes black?!
In every household, there is that one kitchen item that never fails to surprise with its usefulness. Aluminum foil, which we usually associate with wrapping leftover dinner or grilling vegetables, has another, much less well-known but very useful function – it can help clean cutlery in the dishwasher. Although it sounds like advice from old household manuals, it is actually a method that is also supported by basic scientific principles. And the best part? You don’t need anything other than what you already have in your kitchen to do it.