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Leigh Campbell

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Sydney
As seen in: MamaMia, Nothing to Wear (Podcast), Parenting Out Loud, You Beauty Podcast, MSN Australia, MSN New Zealand, MSN Singapore, HuffPost, MSN Malaysia, El HuffPost, Le HuffPost, KICPod (Podcast), Things You Didn't Learn In School
Executive Editor at Mamamia. (Ex Beauty Director at Cosmopolitan, former Head of Lifestyle at HuffPost Australia, future hash brown taste-tester (🤞🏼))
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LEIGH CAMPBELL: 'I have access to every hair product going. Here's what I actually buy.'

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By Leigh Campbell Verified
| MamaMia Verified
Best affordable hair products in Australia. Stop overspending at the salon and try these cheap chemist buys for a healthy scalp and glossy strands.
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Leigh Campbell’s Guide To Packing The Right Way

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By Leigh Campbell Verified
| Things You Didn't Learn In School
Leigh Campbell’s Guide To Packing The Right Way Leigh Campbell is here to tell you there is a right way to pack AND unpack from a holiday! This resident master packer will take you through the basics of packing for a family, how to get in the right head space and the must have items to hack your suitcase. Remember: this is the woman who owns a travel steamer.
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LEIGH CAMPBELL: 'I’ve completely "flipped" how I do my skincare and makeup. I wish I’d tried it sooner.'

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By Leigh Campbell Verified
| MamaMia Verified
After 43 years on this planet - almost half of those working in the beauty industry - I thought I knew the ins-and-outs of skin better than the average person. I was certain I knew exactly what my own skin needed, liked and agreed with. I had it sorted. Then, things changed. I'm not talking about the natural developments that come along with the privilege of ageing - I knew lines and uneven tone would incrementally increase - the change is more around what my skin is 'asking for'.
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