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Sabrina Talbert

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(She/Her)
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As seen in: Who What Wear, The Who What Wear Podcast, Line Today (Hong Kong), MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Ireland, MSN Malaysia, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News and
Covers:  health & wellness, beauty, news, entertainment
Here for the beauty, here for the sports. beauty @whowhatwear // **temporarily leaving X, available on IG**

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Sabrina Talbert’s Biography

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Editorial Assistant for Women's Health

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Taking Off Makeup Always Felt Like a Hassle Until I Tried These 7 Micellar Waters

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By Sabrina Talbert Verified
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Lifestyle 1 day ago So That’s Why Your Skin Gets Crepey As You Get Older HuffPost - Dana Rose Falcone • 1d Dermatologists reveal what contributes to the condition, how to prevent it and whether any over-the-counter products actually work to eliminate crepey skin. Crepes may be delectable, but crepey skin? Not so much.
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From Paris to Japan: These Will Be the Most In-Demand Nail Trends Across the Globe This Summer

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8 hours ago A sleep system that actually keeps you warm, a fire that starts on the first try, food that doesn't require a full kitchen — the specific skills that separate a trip people want to repeat from one they don't A sleep system that actually keeps you warm, a fire that starts on the first try, food that …
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The 7 Best Kojic Acid Soaps, According To Beauty Experts

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By Sabrina Talbert Verified
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Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? Dealing with hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone might be frustrating, but it's super common. For example, melasma (a skin condition that causes dark patches on the skin due to hormones) alone affects nearly five million people in the United States, according to the Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives.
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What's your favorite social network?

Instagram.

Why did you become a journalist?

Ultimately, it all comes down to my passion for education.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Expand your skillset as much as possible, be open to learning from others, and network. Don't let imposter syndrome fool you!