Anti-ageing trousers ? There really is no fashion or beauty claim too wild
According to a neuroscientist, our brains are hardwired to keep falling for the latest beauty fads. It’s a booby trap too many of us fall down – and I should know Kim Kardashian once admitted that if someone told her eating faeces every day would make her look younger, “I just might”. I’d like (…)
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