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5 New Titles To Read Your Way Through Your Summer Holidays

There’s something about the summer holidays that leave me feeling a bit… deflated. The novelty of not having to do anything wears off by the end of the second week and, God forbid, I actually start to...

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The Struggle To Live Sustainably In The City

Whether it’s a down to the so-called Greta Thunberg effect, the #zerowaste movement or everyone’s obsession with straws, the question of how to live sustainably is moving into the forefront of our...

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5 Wellness Hacks I’ve Incorporated Into My Daily Routine

My relationship with wellness is complicated. It could be described as a love-hate relationship, in that I hate that I love everything dubbed #wellness on Instagram and Pinterest. My big issue with the...

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How It Feels To Be Rubbish At Makeup – And What To Do About It

Picture it, a minimum of an hour painstakingly spent carefully applying makeup, just to look into the mirror with caked foundation, slug eyebrows, misplaced contour and mascara all over your eyelids....

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Why Belfast Is The Best City For Cash-Strapped Students

When I was deciding where I was going to apply for university, the fact Game of Thrones was filmed in Northern Ireland wasn’t the exclusive reason for me to apply to Queen’s University Belfast (though...

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Here’s Why JOMO Is Better Than FOMO

If you’re anything like me, on more than one occasion you’ll have succumbed to FOMO. It’s a familiar affair: you’ve just got in from a long shift. You’re shattered, and you’ve been looking forward to...

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What’s Inside The Makeup Bag Of Someone Who’s Rubbish At Makeup

Before I get started on this, please understand that I am no MUA. My cosmetic abilities (if you could call them that) are strictly limited to applying mascara and struggling to blend my foundation in –...

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How To Get On Board With Transitional Fashion This Autumn

Ah, the Great British Summer. Year on year, mere days after you have purchased your first summer dress the frigid wind of autumn arrives, and it’s time to pull out the 50 denier tights again. Whilst...

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On The Fringe: 5 Things To Consider Before You Get Bangs

Ah, the humble fringe. Have you ever had a quarter-life crisis is you haven’t impulsively stormed into the hairdressers and demand they cut you the fullest, bluntest bangs featured on the bag pages of...

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What Makes S/S 2019 Fashion So Timeless

The best thing about summer 2019 fashion is that anything goes. The move away from environmentally-damaging fast fashion in favour of more sustainable wardrobe means how we shop and what we wear is...

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What Exercising Is Like For Someone With Body Dysmorphia

The weird thing about body dysmorphia is that even the person who has BDD isn’t even sure themselves if they really have it. Sounds confusing? That’s because it is. I have body dysmorphia, but because...

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The Best Mid-Range Jewellery Brands

As of late, I have become something of an accessory aficionado, specialising in the shiny sort. Some might argue my jewellery addiction is becoming a problem, with any compliment I receive only...

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Coconut Oil: The Ultimate Minimalist’s Miracle Product?

If you’re trying to be a greener consumer, then coconut oil will make a great addition to your shopping basket. Whether you’re buying it at the supermarket, Boots, or Holland & Barrett, coconut oil...

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5 Cruelty-free Alternatives To Estée Lauder’s Double Wear Foundation

As of late, Estée Lauder’s Double Wear Stay In Place Foundation has become something of a cult product for us Brits, with over four thousand bottles sold every day in the UK. However, with the...

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My Favourite Pieces From The Trendiest Sustainable Fashion Brands

Sustainable fashion sounds like something of a contradiction given the sheer size of the fast fashion industry. As consumers, we have become accustomed to the concept of instant gratification – and...

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Why You Need To Stop Flaking On Your Friends

Flaking. You know you’re guilty of it. Whether the flaker or the flakee, there’s nothing quite like it when plans you’ve found you really don’t want to go to are cancelled. Research suggests that...

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5 Things I Want In My Future More Than Kids

Having recently entered my twenties, I’ve found myself spending a lot of time pondering my future life plans for when I am a proper adult. Although I said goodbye to my teen years over 24 months ago, I...

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Why You Shouldn’t Panic When You Start To Get Bored In Your Relationship

After you have been in a relationship with someone for a long time, to a certain degree you’re bound to get bored at some stage or another. But just because you’re feeling bored, doesn’t mean it’s time...

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What It’s Like Moving Into Shared Accommodation After Uni Halls

In my first year, I lived in my university’s halls. By chance, I was allocated in a flat with 5 guys – one of whom was a foreign student, we didn’t see much of him, so he didn’t really count. Having...

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