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Is it true that … it’s harder for women to do pull-ups?

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By Kate Lloyd Verified
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Illustration: Becky Barnicoat/The Guardian Pull-ups are a bodyweight exercise where you hang from an overhead bar, usually with an overhand grip, and pull yourself up until your chin clears the bar. "They're a great upper-body exercise," says Prof Leigh Breen, a specialist in muscle physiology at the University of Leicester. "They primarily work the muscles in the back, but also recruit the arms and the core." They're known for being tough – particularly for women. But is that true?
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Is it true that you need to detox your scalp?

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By Kate Lloyd Verified
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We're experiencing the “skinification” of the scalp, says Desmond Tobin, professor of dermatological science at University College Dublin. After decades of consumer obsession with improving the quality of facial skin, attention is now being turned to our heads. A wave of products have launched – from scalp scrubs and acid exfoliants to deep-cleaning shampoos – claiming to “detox” the scalp and promising everything from shinier hair to boosted growth.
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Is it true that … you need to detox your scalp?

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By Kate Lloyd Verified
| AOL UK Verified
We’re experiencing the “skinification” of the scalp, says Desmond Tobin, professor of dermatological science at University College Dublin. After decades of consumer obsession with improving the quality of facial skin, attention is now being turned to our heads. A wave of products have launched – from scalp scrubs and acid exfoliants to deep-cleaning shampoos – claiming to “detox” the scalp and promising everything from shinier hair to boosted growth.
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