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La guía de belleza de este verano: péptidos, maquillaje con muy alta protección y nuevas fórmulas para el cabello
Cristina Sobrino Publicada 19 mayo 2026 06:46h Tratar la categoría beauty como algo menor no es tendencia. El fondo siempre esconde mucho más que la superficie. Sin embargo, en este mundo, las dos partes están cada vez más alineadas. Hace tiempo que esto dejó de ser sólo estética para darle cabida también al mensaje. Hoy en día, rellenar el neceser y reponer el tocador es un gesto que va mucho más allá de las tendencias. En muchas ocasiones, se trata de algo aspiracional.
Elizabeth Arden Launches Eternal Aura, New EAU de Parfum, With Leighton Meester As Global Ambassador
Elizabeth Arden, the iconic beauty brand, unveils Eternal Aura, a luminous new Eau de Parfum that captures the essence of modern femininity, empowering women everywhere to feel radiant and unapologetically confident. Created by women, for women, this perfume launch features actress Leighton Meester as the global face of the campaign, embodying the journey of female transformation and self-expression. Eternal Aura Eau de Parfum is a captivating floral amber fragrance, vibrant and full of movement.
ELIZABETH ARDEN LAUNCHES ETERNAL AURA, A NEW EAU DE PARFUM, WITH LEIGHTON MEESTER AS ITS NEW GLOBAL AMBASSADOR
ELIZABETH ARDEN LAUNCHES ETERNAL AURA, A NEW EAU DE PARFUM, WITH LEIGHTON MEESTER AS ITS NEW GLOBAL AMBASSADOR News provided by Feb 24, 2026, 6:00 AM ET The Campaign Celebrates Modern Femininity and Authenticity Through a Floral Amber Fragrance , /PRNewswire/ -- Elizabeth Arden, the iconic beauty brand, unveils Eternal Aura, a luminous new Eau de Parfum that captures the essence of modern femininity, empowering women everywhere to feel radiant and unapologetically confident. Created by women,...
Face mist, serum of olie? Dankzij déze tips van een expert reken je voorgoed af met een droge winterhuid
Of je nu een koukleum bent of niet, feit is dat je huid de lage temperaturen niet heel fijn vindt. Dit merk je aan het bekende trekkende gevoel en zichtbare, fijne rimpeltjes. De vraag is dan ook: welke van alle veelbelovende producten werken écht tegen een droge winterhuid en welke kunnen we beter laten staan? Jetske Ultee, onderzoeksarts in de cosmetische dermatologie, geeft antwoord. Waarom is onze huid zo droog in de winter? 'Vervelend is dat, hè?
Royally-Approved Products to Rescue Your Skin This Winter
Winter weather can wreak havoc to our skin and hair, with colder temperatures and harsh wind combining with drying indoor heat upending our beauty routines. Yet somehow, royal women always look glowing and healthy. They never seem to have a dry, scaly manicure on royal walkabouts and their hair is notoriously glossy year-round. Call it royal privilege, but the secret might lie in their dedicated use of their favorite beauty products. Princess Kate's hair and skin glows despite frosty winter weather.
3 fragancias duraderas que huelen a perfume caro que mi madre (55 años) y yo compartimos este otoño y cuestan menos de 12 euros
La colonia favorita de las mujeres españolas sólo cuesta 23 euros, tiene un aroma floral súper femenino y dura tanto como un perfume caro Las mujeres con manchas en la piel están arrasando con este sérum con vitamina C que también es antiarrugas e ilumina el rostro El consejo de la experta en belleza Cuca Miquel para recuperar la piel después del verano: "Es el momento de apostar por texturas más ricas en ácido hialurónico, glicerina y ceramidas" Mi madre (55) y yo (21) tenemos personalidades...
Todo el mundo me pregunta qué perfume llevo cuando uso estos de PRIMOR: huelen a limpio y cuestan menos de 35 euros
Estas son las fragancias fresquitas que triunfan en verano en cualquier rincón. Soy una loca de los perfumes y cuando alguna fragancia que se interpone en mi camino me fascina, hago lo posible y lo imposible por analizar sus notas olfativas hasta dar con el perfume en cuestión. En verano reconozco que soy muy partidaria de los aromas frescos, sencillos y suaves. Así que si eres como yo, te cuento cuáles son los perfumes con olor a limpio que siempre triunfan.
Elizabeth Arden rebaja a menos de 10 euros su perfume primaveral con aroma floral y fresco más vendido del mes de mayo: "Me encanta como huele para el día a día"
Este perfume floral de Elizabeth Arden está rebajado a solo 14 euros y es una colonia superventas entre las mujeres españolas cada primavera Perfumes que son buenos, baratos y huelen muy bien Este es el perfume femenino, cítrico y refrescante que usa Vicky Martin Berrocal y que está rebajado a menos de 9 euros Hay un perfume para cada ocasión y también para cada momento. Los aromas frescos y florales son ideales para el verano y son los preferidos de muchas mujeres para la época estival.
Elizabeth Arden rebaja por debajo de los 12 euros su icónico perfume fresco y floral que arrasa en ventas cada primavera-verano
Este perfume floral de Elizabeth Arden está rebajado a solo 14 euros y es una colonia superventas entre las mujeres españolas cada primavera Este es el perfume femenino, cítrico y refrescante que usa Vicky Martín Berrocal y que está rebajado a menos de 9 euros Este perfume floral de los 90 sigue siendo de los más vendidos del mundo y hoy cuesta menos de 35€ En la búsqueda de perfumes que son buenos, baratos y huelen muy bien hay marcas y apuestas que son infalibles.
ELIZABETH ARDEN UNVEILS NATIONAL MULTI-CHANNEL CAMPAIGN, "SMARTERRETINOL™," CREATED BY ADVERTISING AGENCY TERRI & SANDY
, /PRNewswire/ -- Elizabeth Arden has launched a national multi-channel campaign titled "SmarterRetinolTM," created in partnership with agency Terri & Sandy. The innovative campaign highlights Elizabeth Arden's Retinol + HPR Ceramide Capsules Serum through a compelling visual metaphor to showcase the benefits of sealed capsule technology in delivering superior skincare results.
A no-frills beauty brand sold cartons of eggs for $3.37 in a timely marketing stunt
One 30 mL bottle of hyaluronic acid serum, one 150 mL tube of glycolipid cream cleanser, and one carton of 12 gallus domesticus ova?Shopping lists for some fans of The Ordinary looked a little different this weekend as the no-frills skincare brand went viral for selling cartons of eggs for $3.37 at two of its New York City boutiques.In a pair of Instagram posts, the company promoted the marketing stunt as "ordinarily priced eggs" in collaboration with the guerrilla marketing team at MSCHF.A...
P.E.I. Christmas organization Santa's Angels needs new home
Advertisement 1 Founder Kenny Zakem has bigger plans than just a temporary warehouse • • Article content Santa’s Angels is looking for a new space. The organization that co-ordinates Christmas gifts and dinners for families in need had operated out of an unused part of a Charlottetown mall the past two winters. The organization, which has operated since 2004, has to leave its current location at Charlottetown’s Royalty Crossing because the landlord is expanding the food court.
Cape Breton Community Calendar events for March 22-28, 2025
Upcoming activities • Article content Cape Breton Community Calendar is a public service listing of community events sponsored by non-profit groups. It will appear weekly on Saturdays. The deadline for submissions is the Thursday previous at noon but to ensure adequate advance publication, submit notices at least two weeks prior to the event. Limit announcements to 30 words or less.
New group Sustain P.E.I. organizes Confederation Trail cleanup
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 • Article content Kendra MacDonald walked across the Confederation Trail, a grabber in one hand and a plastic bag in the other. On the path, debris such as coffee cups, plastic bottles and even old blankets littered the ground. MacDonald picked up the trash and continued her cleanup. As others joined her, a movement began.
The Rising Tides Arts Society cultivates community through creativity
Advertisement 1 Rising Tides Arts Society formed in 2022 by creatives who wanted to strengthen the local art scene • • Article content STEWIACKE – When Samantha Turchan moved from Toronto to Stewiacke in 2022, she remembers looking for art programming. “I had that from where I came from and I wanted to see that grow locally here,” said Turchan. She heard about the Rising Tides Arts Society, a new initiative in the town.
Arkells, 54•40, Wintersleep headline 2025 Jubilee
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 New Glasgow music festival set for Aug. 1-3 • Article content Buying Canadian is also a thing with music festivals. An all-Canadian lineup and three Canadian music legends are headlining the Jubilee in New Glasgow this summer. The Arkells from Hamilton, Ont., 54•40 from Tsawwassen, B.C, and Wintersleep from Halifax will be taking the stage at the amphitheatre on the New Glasgow waterfront on Aug. 1-3.
Summerside Capitals' playoff hopes at stake March 22
Advertisement 1 Summerside faces must-win situation on home ice after Crushers win a wild Game 4 in OT • Article content The Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals’ season will be on the line March 22. The Capitals host the Pictou County Crushers at the Island Petroleum Energy Centre at 7:30 p.m. in Game 5 of the best-of-seven Eastlink South Division semifinal series.
SOCCER: Halifax Tides add more Nova Scotia talent, Wanderers sign U SPORTS championship MVP
Advertisement 1 • • Article content Halifax Tides FC tapped into the local talent pool to beef up its back line. The Norther Super League team signed Halifax’s Annika Leslie on Wednesday, roughly five weeks ahead of the franchise’s first-ever game. She joins Saorla Miller (Halifax), Sydney Kenendy (Fall River) and Sarah Taylor (Bridgewater) as homegrown players on the roster. Leslie just completed a stellar NCAA Division 1 career at West Virginia University, where she was the captain last season.
RCMP looking for missing person from Eskasoni
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 Author of the article: • Cape Breton Post • Article content The RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in locating an Eskasoni woman who has been missing since March 14th. Jennifer Mary Ann Bartlett is a 40-year-old from Eskasoni who frequents in the Sydney area. Bartlett is described as 5-foot-7 and 175 pounds with bleached blonde hair and blue eyes.
Man killed in ATV crash in Conception Harbour
Advertisement 1 • Article content A 71-year-old man is deceased following an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) crash that occurred on March 20 in Conception Harbour. Shortly after 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, Holyrood RCMP received the report of the crash after a motorist came upon the overturned ATV. The ATV, which was towing a trailer, was found resting in a ditch on the side of the road. The lone occupant of the ATV died at the scene.
'We hope to run out of the food'; Cape Breton students to gauge Northside food insecurity
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 Begins Saturday at noon at Clifford Streety • • Article content Three Cape Breton University students are taking on a worthy cause to learn about food insecurity on the Northside. “I would say that it’s unfortunately fairly prevalent over here,” said Samantha Williams-Pendergast, a third-year student at CBU, regarding the issue. “It is difficult for most people to afford food.
‘There’s so much support’: Cape Breton teen looks to become next Dance Icon
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 'Making it this far is an accomplishment in its own' • Article content Moving to the beat of Lady Gaga at one-and-a-half years old just showed that Davis Sullivan was born to be a dancer. Fast forward to today, and the 16-year-old from Blacketts Lake has won several awards in many different disciplines. She both performs and helps teach at the same dance school she started out at as a toddler.
SHEALENE BARRETT: Talking with younger family members about dementia
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 Living with dementia • Article content When a family member is living with dementia, discussing their condition with children is important to help them understand the changes they may observe. We understand that approaching this conversation can be challenging. I have some tips for approaching these conversations with youth and hopefully help to make those conversations easier.
P.E.I. Humane Society expansion to be completed by summer
Advertisement 1 • Article content After more than a decade of planning and construction, the P.E.I. Humane Society will be moving into its new facility this summer. The new facility, which is being constructed behind the society’s current building, will give both the animals and the staff a larger space. Ashley Travis, the communications co-ordinator for the Humane Society, told The Guardian she is excited to see the project’s completion.
Gas prices up 1 cent March 21, but April 1 adjustment coming after carbon tax removed
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 • Article content The Prince Edward Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission (IRAC) announced a one-cent change to regular gas prices overnight, bringing the pump prices for regular, unleaded gasoline to a range of 163.0 to 164.1 cents per litre (cpl). There was no change to the price of premium, which remains at 173.2 to 174.3 cpl, nor was there any change to diesel prices, which remain at 189.3 to 190.4 cpl.
PAM FRAMPTON: Even abroad, people shocked about Trump's antics
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 “I never voted for him,” declares one American visiting Italy • • Article content I woke the morning after St. Patrick’s Day to an unusual sound for us here in Lecce, Italy — rain pouring through the mesh high above the courtyard like pasta water through a sieve. It struck the cobblestones like pellet fire, but after a few minutes, it stopped, the harsh noise usurped by the calm cooing of doves. All was right in the world. Except it isn’t.
Bitten, punched, kicked: Violence against NL nurses ongoing problem in care homes
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 Respective unions call the acts “unacceptable” and “horrible to still be talking about” • Article content Because of the violence a licensed practical nurse (LPN) in St. John’s has endured at her workplace, she’s leaving the profession. Another LPN on the Avalon has sustained injuries so bad, resulting in scratches and bruises, that people have asked her if she is hurting herself.
Is burnout leading to errors in our health care system?
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 Over the last few months, posts and comments have been made on Facebook regarding people’s concerns about prescription mix-ups at local pharmacies in Labrador. • • Article content Human error is unavoidable — people are fallible, and mistakes can occur even in the best circumstances — but errors can have dire consequences in certain professions.
High-risk sex offender faces February 2026 trial on Halifax charges
Advertisement 1 Gamon Jay Leacock is accused of attacking three women on the same afternoon in January 2024. • • Article content A high-risk sex offender will stand trial in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in early 2026 on charges of attacking three women in Halifax on the same afternoon in January 2024. Gamon Jay Leacock, 50, appeared in Supreme Court in Halifax last week with lawyer Quy Linh, who began representing him this January.
P.E.I. MLA calls for childcare to be reinstated as priority occupation for immigration
Advertisement 1 • Article content Liberal MLA Gord McNeilly warns a recent government decision may leave P.E.I. critically short of essential childcare workers. McNeilly is urging the provincial government to reinstate early childhood educators (ECEs) as a priority occupation within the definition under Prince Edward Island’s immigration selection criteria.
NL gymnasts came out on top at Canada's biggest competition
Advertisement 1 Cygnus athletes brought home over a dozen medals • Article content A group of gymnasts from this province showed out on one of their sport’s biggest stages recently. At the recent International Gymnix, the largest competition in the sport in Canada, Cygnus Gymnastics athletes brought home over a dozen medals from the competition. Sisters Livya and Lindsay Souilier had standout performances at the event.
After the Lower Sackville fire: Trauma, housing and gratitude
Advertisement 1 • • Article content During the small hours of a night in early February, with his children snuggled on either side for comfort, Gerrid Hunt admitted aloud that Ace Ventura: Pet Detective is a bad movie. That made it easier for him to admit to his teenagers, on the same couch on another late night, that its sequel, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, is also bad. Sleep has been hard to come by for the Hunt family.
Pictou County businesses shifting more toward domestic exports
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 Wade Tibbo with the Pictou County Partnership talks strengths of doing business here and the challenges in this How Canada Wins Q&A • • Article content Editor’s note: This is Part 4 in our contribution to Postmedia’s national series How Canada Wins. Over five weeks, we’ll chronicle our community’s place in the country, the promise of greater prosperity, and the blueprint to get there.
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 In the latest in our How Canada Wins series, a look into the Truro organization which is taking action to benefit the local environment • • Article content Editor’s note: This is Part 4 in our contribution to Postmedia’s national series How Canada Wins. Over t five weeks, we’ll chronicle our community’s place in the country, the promise of greater prosperity, and the blueprint to get there.
LETTERS: How to spend the tobacco settlement and other P.E.I. letters
Advertisement 1 • • Article content Worthy goal for tobacco settlement Before they disappears into unknown government coffers, lets put a substantial portion of that $168 million to use by improving health care in a manner that otherwise would be difficult to afford. Earlier diagnosis of cancer and other health risks would result in more effective and less expensive treatment.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE: Committee meeting reveals sour mood of Nova Scotians
Advertisement 1 • • Article content Since Jan. 21, when Premier Tim Houston wrote to the members of the Progressive Conservative caucus laying out his plans for energizing Nova Scotia’s economy, political discourse in this province has been consumed by concerns for our democracy. Last week, the Public Bills Committee heard from ordinary citizens. Anger dominated.
COMMENTARY: New premier in P.E.I. – New hope for the P.E.I. basic income guarantee project
Advertisement 1 Coalition Canada basic income - revenu de base in support responds to opinion piece • • Article content In an opinion piece published in the P.E.I. Guardian (Does premier still support basic income, Feb. 27), Marie Burge wrote “The P.E.I. Working Group for a Livable Income urges the new premier to fulfill his BIG aspirations of 2015” and asked the new P.E.I. Premier Rob Lantz to meet with the group to discuss what needs to be done.
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Farmers pay the price for Ottawa’s EV obsession
Advertisement 1 • • Article content Canada started a trade war with China, yet few in Ottawa seem willing to acknowledge the consequences. Unlike the United States, which often imposes tariffs as a bargaining chip only to later negotiate, China takes a far more calculated and punitive approach. When Beijing retaliates, it targets industries with economic and symbolic significance, ensuring maximum pressure on its adversary.
N.S. 'leading the way' with interprovincial trade bill, premier says
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 • Article content Nova Scotia’s premier remains bullish on his interprovincial trade legislation despite pitfalls that surfaced in a Public Bills Committee meeting. “This bill is getting national recognition from the media, from politicians across the country, lots of other jurisdictions are following the lead,” Tim Houston told reporters Thursday. “This bill is a good thing, we are leading the way for the country on this bill but we will listen carefully.
N.S. agrees to pay 25 per cent of Isthmus project cost, pending court decision
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 • Article content Premier Tim Houston confirmed Thursday that the Nova Scotia government has reached agreement with Ottawa and New Brunswick to fund the essential infrastructure work needed on the Isthmus of Chignecto corridor between the two provinces.
Start date for accused sexual predator Humby's trial unknown, defence to seeking police, CSSD files
Advertisement 1 Crown argued against Tony Humby's court applications, saying, 'It's a defence delay issue' • Article content The trial of a St. John’s man facing nearly 100 charges of sexual violence, most of them against youth, has been delayed again after the court ruled Thursday, March 20, to allow him to file two eleventh-hour applications. Tony Humby, 64, has been charged with 89 offences, most of them related to the sexual abuse and exploitation of teenage boys.
MICHAEL GARDAM: Are out-of-hospital procedure centres a good thing? Maybe
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 • Article content Over the past several years, Canadians have witnessed a trend where procedures that were historically performed in hospitals are now being moved into stand-alone facilities. Many provinces now host private diagnostic imaging facilities, cataract surgery centres, endoscopy clinics and others.
Former Tatamagouche teacher admits sexually abusing male student
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 37-year-old woman pleads guilty to five charges in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Truro • • Article content A former teacher at Tatamagouche Regional Academy has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 15-year-old student last year. Nicole Ashley MacLeod, 37, was arrested by Colchester RCMP last June and charged with 10 offences in relation to two boys who attended the school. She was later charged with breaching her release conditions on two occasions.
Homeless on Halifax Common have tents removed
Advertisement 1 Homeless on the Commons have tents removed • Article content Tents that have been temporary homes to unhoused people on the Halifax Common were removed by the city Thursday.
Canada-U.S. relations had no impact on Fall River's Inn on the Lake going independent
• • Article content Even though some people have given them credit for it, the owners of Inn on the Lake did not cut ties with Choice Hotels because the chain is American owned. Ron and Sue Nelson posted their decision to leave Choice on the Fall River hotel’s Facebook page and got some congratulations for being “Canada Strong” (though one woman wanted the owners to know she is still mad she didn’t get the room she wanted 49 years ago).
Pagan market set for Sunday in Prime Brook
• Article content The Cape Breton Pagan Society will host its Pagan Market on Sunday in Prime Brook. Recommended from Editorial Swap, trade and barter with Cape Breton’s witches, druids and heathens Exploring the world of Witchcraft and Paganism: East Coast women share the misconceptions and differences they encounter The market will take place at the Brookshaven Recreation Centre from 12-4 p.m. There will be magic vendors, card readers, handmade crafts and more.
Getting together weekly for crafts and conversation in New Glasgow
Advertisement 1 Crafting event encourages community connections every Wednesday at Ward One Rec in New Glasgow • Article content NEW GLASGOW – Wednesday may be known as hump day for many, but at the Ward One Recreation Centre in New Glasgow, it’s craft day. Pearl Patterson and Val Stretch have been putting on the day, known officially as Adult Craft and Connections at Ward One Rec, for about three years. It takes place from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and includes lunch for the participants.
Cape Breton teen makes Nova Scotia ski team after one year of skiing
Advertisement 1 • • Article content Rylon Rogers, a Cape Smokey Race Team member, holds up his boarding pass at an airport before flying to Ontario for the U16 Eastern Championship on March 18. The teen put on skis for the first time in January 2024 and a little more than a year later Rogers has earned a spot on the Nova Scotia ski team.
New community garden for emergency food sprouting this spring in Bible Hill
Advertisement 1 Colchester Food Network also upgrading free supermarket and aims to start a mobile farmers’ market to reach more rural communities • Article content BIBLE HILL — A garden tends to grow and expand — sometimes across Colchester County. For 35 years, a community garden run by volunteers on John Heukshorst’s property in Old Barns yielded about 5,000 lbs of produce each year for people who need it the most, distributed by the Colchester Food Network.
BREAKING: $650M Isthmus deal reached between feds, N.B. and N.S.
Skip to Content Advertisement 1 New Brunswick and Nova Scotia commit to paying $162.5 million each in a deal just ahead of an expected federal election call • • Article content The federal government says it’s signed a $650-million deal with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to safeguard the vital strip of land connecting the two provinces, also detailing for the first time how the project will immediately move ahead.
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