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Gillian Grace

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As seen in: Be Giant, MSN Canada, Scribd, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, National Post, Chatelaine, Chatelaine (French)
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Le Pilates sur Reformer coûte cher... et si vous pouviez recréer l'entraînement à la maison?

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By Gillian Grace Verified
| Chatelaine (French) Verified
Le Pilates a le vent en poupe. Juste au Québec, des tonnes de créatrices de contenu sont adeptes ou même instructrices de ce sport, comme Claudie Mercier. Et c’est sans parler des stars internationales! Grâce à l’ouverture d’une multitude de nouveaux studios un peu partout, nous sommes devenus des adeptes du Pilates sur Reformer, un sport qui utilise une machine pour rendre les entraînements encore plus efficaces… mais aussi plus coûteux. Est-il possible de réaliser un tel entraînement chez soi?
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These Are The Best Mini Eggs For Baking

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By Gillian Grace Verified
| Chatelaine Verified
These Are The Best Mini Eggs For Baking Here’s how to put Cadbury’s Micro Mini Eggs to delicious use in your cookies, brownies and more this spring. Valentine’s Day is over, which means the seasonal aisles at the grocery store have moved on to one of our favourite times of the year: Mini Eggs season. And, like many other Canadians, Chatelaine has a particular soft spot for Cadbury’s pastel-coloured, candy-coated milk chocolate eggs.
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I Haven’t Bought Makeup Remover In A Year Thanks To This Magic $25 Cloth - Chatelaine

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By Gillian Grace Verified
| Chatelaine Verified
I Haven’t Bought Makeup Remover In A Year Thanks To This Magic $25 Cloth The Canadian company Lavoh makes reusable makeup removing facecloths—and they really work. (Photo: Lavoh/Rob Trendiak) I love a smoky eye. But I don’t love shelling out $25 for micellar water to get all that kajal, eyeshadow and mascara off. Nor, as a gigantic ecogeek, do I love the single-use plastic packaging that makeup remover comes in. Then, in December 2024, a new Canadian brand sent Chatelaine a very interesting product.
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