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Health & Beauty
Connie-Lee Swadling, a mother from Queensland, recently posted on Facebook about some advice her doctor gave her regarding sunscreen. The post has
Everyone loves to rave about how fab coconut oil is, it's been hailed as the ultimate superfood. I haven't introduced coconut oil into my repertoire as of yet but that's not due to the taste of it-I think I'm just a dud in the kitchen.
Let's talk about Rosehip oil. Trilogy Rosehip Oil Antioxidant+ to be exact. Trilogy has produced this fabulous award winning hybrid that combines certified organic rosehip oil with red berry super antioxidants to nourish skin and lock in hydration better than any water-based moisturiser you've been using.
If it were up to me I'd leave the traditional French manicure back in the 90's, along with my hopes of there ever being another girl band as good as the Spice Girls - and it seems that Celia Cecchi, the owner of acclaimed I Scream Nails, agrees.
'I wanted to create an extremely sexy fragrance that would turn a man's head'. - Narciso Rodriguez If there were ever a scent to turn a man's head, this would be it. The new fragrance Narciso by Narciso Eau de Parfum is reminiscent of Narciso Rodrigquez for Her, a fragrance that gained cult following back in 2003 with its feminine allure and clean musk scent.
Digital
Dear Mr.Nazar, I recently read your article ' 20 Things 20-Year-Olds Don't Get ' published on www.forbes.com.au and found it quite intriguing. Considering I am a young 20 something year old embarking on what I hope to be my future career path most of the advice you parted with was deeply insightful.
Adam Torkildson, SEO guru, says Google is killing the SEO industry and predicts SEO will be dead within two years. Most Google searches are full of advertisements and junk, which makes reaching your audience a fruitless venture. So now that SEO is on its deathbed, how are we going to make sure our websites stay fighting fit?
It is quite common for people to worry about the dangers of using their credit card to shop online or being conned into falling for phishing scams on the internet. However, there never seems to be any concern when you're standing in a store and hand over your credit card to the check-out chick to pay for your purchases.
Have you got the clap? Please don't feel obliged to answer that question, as there is now a social networking app named Hula that allows people to share personal information about sexually transmitted diseases. Why is it called Hula? Because apparently it makes it easier for people to get laid.
Will 2014 be a revolutionary year for the world of digital? According to the Chinese calendar, 2014 is the year of the Wooden Horse and supposedly what a thrilling year it will be. Here are my top 5 predicted digital trends for 2014... 1.
Mobile is hot on the heels of traditional Internet browsing, with consumers spending increasingly more time on mobile devices than ever before. Forrester Researchers Ted Schadler and John C recently reported that one billion consumers will have smart phones by 2016 and companies such as Facebook are making sure it is critical for businesses to capitalise on mobile.
You've had a light bulb moment and want to develop an app for your business. It's going to be revolutionary and a money making machine. Mobile apps enable everything from games and entertainment to education, retail and daily productivity and leave a prominent mark on our daily lives.
Have you got the clap? Please don't feel obliged to answer that question, as there is now a social networking app named Hula that allows people to share personal information about sexually transmitted diseases. Why is it called Hula? Because apparently it makes it easier for people to get laid.
Barclays, one of the three biggest banks in the UK, is facing the worst data breach ever in the history of high street banks. It has been revealed this week that the personal details of 27,000 Barclays customers have been stolen and sold to rogue traders for as little as £50 a pop.
Groupon in the US recently launched Deal Builder, an automated self-serve option for business owners to advertise their own discount promotions. Small business owners who jumped on the Groupon bandwagon previously were often left disappointed as the coupon buzz usually left them at a loss with no repeat customers.