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Megan Rogers

Albany
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Worried About Wrinkles? You Should Be Worried About This Instead

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By Megan Rogers
| Better Report Verified
Health Worried About Wrinkles? You Should Be Worried About This Instead As we age, it’s not just wrinkles we should worry about. We should be mindful of the gradual loss of hydration and elasticity that makes skin seem thinner, feel less firm, and look more uneven. As we age, collagen production slows, sebum production declines, and the outermost layers of the skin lose their ability to bounce back.
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Your Nose Might Be the Shortcut to a Better Mood

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By Megan Rogers
| Better Report Verified
Health Your Nose Might Be the Shortcut to a Better Mood Scents can take you somewhere else — to the past or to another place. Maybe it’s the aroma of fresh-baked cookies conjuring your childhood, or a familiar perfume recalling a lost love. Unlike other senses, our sense of smell has a direct line to the part of the brain that controls emotions and memory.
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Why You Should Care About Your Skin Barrier

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By Megan Rogers
| Better Report Verified
Health Why You Should Care About Your Skin Barrier A focused adult woman practices facial self-massage in her well-lit bathroom. Using her fingertips, she gently smoothes her skin to improve circulation, reduce tension, and promote a healthy, natural glow. This authentic at-home wellness moment captures the popular beauty and self-care trend Most of us think of aging skin simply as the emergence of deep-rooted wrinkles. In reality, the process begins much closer to the surface.
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