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What’s The Deal With “Spicule” Skincare — & Can It Replace Microneedling?

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By Beth King
| Refinery29 Verified
If it feels like a new skincare buzzword drops every week, you’d be right. As a beauty editor, I generally view most new ‘wonder-ingredients’ with a fair amount of skepticism, but when spicule skincare first caught my attention, it made me sit up and take note. Without subjecting you to a chemistry lesson, spicules are microscopic, needle-like structures derived from natural marine or plant sponges.
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Genetic study of Caribbean hamlets questions traditional definitions of species

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By Beth King, Stephanie Baum, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Toddlers can name a few animals. Older kids group animals into categories (birds, fish). And teenagers can sketch a rough tree of life. But when 16 grown-up biologists—five of them affiliated with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute—try to explain why colorful reef fishes called hamlets are different species, it gets complicated. Their results in the journal Science Advances challenge common explanations about using genetic differences to tell species apart.
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This Smoky Moroccan Dish Is All You Need for an Effortless Summer Feast

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By Nargisse Benkabbou, Beth King
| Serious Eats Verified
Chermoula clings to the sardines, coating them with bold, bright flavor that holds up through high-heat grilling. High-heat grilling quickly crisps the fish's skin while preserving its moisture on the interior. Few dishes capture the essence of Moroccan coastal cooking quite like grilled sardines seasoned with chermoula. In seaside cities like Safi and Essaouira, the scent of sizzling fish over charcoal fills the air, wafting through market stalls and neighborhood courtyards.
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