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How Often Should You Replace Your Toothbrush? Original

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By Josiah Soto Verified
| Men's Health Verified
When to Replace Manual vs. Electric Cons of Old Brushes Additional Facts The Best Toothbrushes More of Our Favorite Dental Care LOOK IN YOUR bathroom right now. That toothbrush sitting in the cup, probably the one with bristles splayed out like a busted broom: when did you buy it? If you have to think about it, you already know the answer is too long ago. Lots of guys treat their toothbrush like a casual household tool, using it till it breaks, then finally replacing it.
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Teen Acne 101: The Products That Fix Breakouts Without the Stinging

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By Josiah Soto Verified
| Best Products Verified
4 min read Cleanser Moisturizer SPF Other Extras Dealing with breakouts as a teen is practically a rite of passage, but that doesn’t make it any less frustrating. Between hormones, sports, stress, and busy school schedules, your skin goes through a lot. The knee-jerk reaction when a pimple pops up is usually to scrub your face into oblivion or throw every harsh spot treatment at it all at once. But here’s the plot twist: aggressive scrubbing and stripping your skin actually makes acne worse.
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Teen Acne 101: The Products That Fix Breakouts Without the Stinging

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By Josiah Soto Verified
| Flipboard
1 hour ago It’s a summer beauty cliché: As temperatures rise, so does the popularity of short haircuts. Online searches for “short hair” increased by 34% over the last four months alone, according to research carried out by Fresha, with one style in particular soaring—the Nordic bob. In recent months, …
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