Padel racket guide from bandeja shop: brands, expert advice

I still remember the first time I held a padel racket: the weight distribution felt foreign compared with a tennis racquet, the surface shimmered with personality, and I immediately wanted to know which one would make me more confident on the court. Over time I’ve learned that choosing a padel racket is as much about personal fit and playing style as it is about brand reputation. In this guide I’ll walk you through everything I look for when selecting a padel racket, share practical tips...

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Padel racket guide from bandeja shop: brands, expert advice
Beauty

The exact seven-product minimalist makeup kit for tired skin and zoom calls

21/01/2026

There are mornings when my face feels as tired as my inbox: puffy, a little sallow and in no mood to cooperate. But I’ve learned that with a...

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The exact seven-product minimalist makeup kit for tired skin and zoom calls
Fashion

How to decode fabric labels so you know which high street pieces will actually last

21/01/2026

I used to buy beautiful high-street pieces purely for the way they looked on the hanger, only to find them stretched, faded or pilled after a few...

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How to decode fabric labels so you know which high street pieces will actually last

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What to keep in a weekend wellbeing bag: a compact kit for rest, movement and skin

I always travel with a small, deliberately packed weekend wellbeing bag. It’s not about being precious — it’s about giving myself tools to rest properly, move a little, and look after my skin without overpacking or stressing. Over the years I’ve learnt which items genuinely make a difference and which ones become dead weight. Below I’m sharing my compact kit: practical, portable, and kind to your luggage allowance. Think of it as a...

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When your sleep routine fails: a night-by-night reset plan based on sleep hygiene

I know that sinking feeling: you go to bed determined to sleep well, and then one bad night spins into a week of restless evenings, anxiety about sleep, and a creeping sense that nothing you used to do helps anymore. I’ve been there more times than I care to admit — after travel, big life changes, or simply when stress decides to move in. Over the years I’ve learned that a sleep reset doesn’t need to be dramatic. It benefits from small,...

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a practical guide to layering for unpredictable autumn weather in the uk

Autumn in the UK feels like a mood more than a season — sun one minute, a chilly downpour the next, then a gust of wind that makes you regret wearing flats. Over the years I’ve learned that successful dressing for this patchwork weather isn’t about having one perfect coat; it’s about mastering the art of layering. I want to share a practical, gentle guide that helps you build outfits which are warm, stylish and easy to adapt when the...

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real-life outfits to feel polished at 30, 40 and 50 without buying a new wardrobe

I get asked a lot how to look polished without a complete wardrobe overhaul — especially at different stages of life. The truth I always come back to is this: feeling put-together is less about age and more about a few strategic choices that respect your lifestyle, your body, and the clothes you already own. Below I share real-life outfits and styling shortcuts that work beautifully at 30, 40 and 50, using pieces you probably already have....

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how to evaluate a moisturizer: ingredients to look for if you have dry, combination or sensitive skin

I used to think all moisturizers were more or less the same—until I learned to actually read ingredients lists. Over the years I’ve trialled dozens of creams, gels and balms and, as someone who loves sensible beauty, I now approach moisturizers like little formulas with specific jobs. If you have dry, combination or sensitive skin, the right moisturizer can make a dramatic difference. Below I share how I evaluate a moisturizer, the...

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what to do when your favourite jeans stop fitting: alterations, styling tricks and replacements

I remember the sinking feeling: my favourite high-waisted blue jeans — the ones that made me feel effortlessly pulled together — suddenly gaped at the waist and hugged in awkward places. Jeans are weirdly intimate pieces of clothing; when they stop fitting, it can feel like losing a small part of your identity. Over the years I’ve learned that this is a fixable, and even enriching, moment. Whether your body has shifted, the brand changed...

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how to rebalance sleep, screen time and stress in one week with small, sustainable changes

I used to think that rebalancing sleep, screen time and stress meant a big reset: a silent retreat, a week without my phone, or a strict 6 a.m. routine. In reality, those dramatic plans rarely fit into a real life of work, family and errands. Over time I discovered a gentler, more sustainable approach — small, practical changes you can layer across a single week to shift your rhythms and feel noticeably calmer and more rested. This is the...

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step-by-step guide to building a sustainable capsule wardrobe on a budget

I used to think a capsule wardrobe had to mean shelling out for a whole new outfit every season — bespoke pieces, neutral designer staples, and the kind of minimalist uniform celebrities wear. In reality, building a sustainable capsule wardrobe on a budget is about deliberate choices, careful editing, and small investments that pay off over time. Below I’ll walk you through my step-by-step process, practical tips, and the questions I get...

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how to use scent as a confidence tool: choosing perfumes for work, date night and casual days

I’ve always believed scent is one of the most underrated confidence tools in a modern woman’s kit. A fragrance can lift your mood, anchor you in a moment, and subtly communicate who you are without saying a word. Over the years I’ve learned to use perfumes strategically — for work, dates and casual days — and I want to share a practical, no-nonsense approach that you can adapt to your life.Why scent matters (beyond smelling good)Scent...

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how to create a weekend morning routine that boosts energy without strict scheduling

I wake up on weekends with a different goal than on weekdays: I want to feel restored and energised, not productive for the sake of productivity. Over the years I’ve learned that the most effective weekend morning routines aren’t about rigid schedules or ticking off a list of achievements. They’re about creating gentle structure, prioritising restorative habits, and building small rituals that raise my energy without stealing the softness...

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