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Alexis Berger

  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
  • None, WELL + GOOD
  • None, Freelance (StyleCaster, InStyle)
Los Angeles
As seen in: MSN, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Yahoo Canada, Aol, BuzzFeed, Time Out New York, Flipboard, PS and
Senior Lifestyle Editor @iamwellandgood, avocado enthusiast, @bravotv historian

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Nail Concealer Is the Strengthening Secret for a Your-Nails-But-Better Manicure

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By Alexis Berger, Giana Levy Verified
| Flipboard
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Nail Concealer Is the Strengthening Secret for a Your-Nails-But-Better Manicure

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By Alexis Berger, Giana Levy Verified
| InStyle Verified
A woman with smooth, shiny nails. Credit: @lolo.nailedit Nail concealer is an alternative to traditional nail polish that helps improve nails while disguising imperfections. Learn from experts about the benefits of opting for nail concealer and tips for applying it at home. Between the endless array of nail shapes, colors, and designs, a manicure is one of the easiest ways to refresh your look.
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We Should All Be Calling Our Friends More — Doctor's Orders

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By Alexis Berger
| Yahoo Life Verified
It's a Sunday night and you're on the couch binging Netflix while simultaneously texting your group chat of longtime friends. You catch up on your respective weekends, share recent work wins and coworker complaints, discuss what you had for dinner, discuss relatable relationship gripes. You're "talking" . . . right? It's not uncommon to rely on texting as a means of regular conversation. It's efficient, you can do it while doing a million other things simultaneously, and it's just, well, easy.
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