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Experts reveal how to best take care of your skin during spring

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By Eva-Maria Bobbert
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
At a glance… You likely worry about your skin during the harsh summer sun rays and dry wintry air, but what about your skincare in spring? Eva-Maria Bobbert speaks with experts about how best to look after your skin during this season. It may seem foolish now, even downright grotesque, but we have a long history of going to deadly lengths for beauty.
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Are you cleansing your skin all wrong?

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By Eva-Maria Bobbert
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
Our editors handpick everything we recommend. We may receive revenue for sharing this content or when you shop through our links. Read more here. True happiness, say the experts, isn’t summoned from grand gestures so much as small daily actions practised with consistency and intention. That’s quietly comforting from a skin happiness perspective – facials can be few and far between but a two-minute ritual like cleansing can deliver joy on the daily.
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Do natural deodorants actually work? Here’s how to choose one

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By Eva-Maria Bobbert
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
Sweat is a clever biological phenomenon, but one I thoroughly bemoan. We need to of course – it’s our internal air con that mitigates the effects of thermogenesis – but how ironic then, that the tingly prickle of a moustache composed entirely of moisture feels like the very trigger for spontaneous combustion. The only thing more unpleasant than oozing water is an accompanying waft, which science suggests might be a form of communication in its own right.
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