South Korea has been setting new trends in the cosmetics world for several years now. The global fascination with K-beauty shows no signs of waning, as evidenced by the "glass skin" phenomenon in skincare. We will explain what this beauty trend entails and how to achieve that impeccably smooth and translucent complexion.
Are you struggling to read fine print, even when holding the text at a distance? You may be suffering from presbyopia, like 600,000 new individuals each year. Here are the causes of this vision problem and the various existing solutions to correct it.
Colon cancer, or colorectal cancer, is the second most deadly cancer in France. Yet, it is curable in 9 out of 10 cases when detected early. As part of the Blue March initiative, we explain everything about screening.
If you frequently feel a sudden urge to urinate during the day and night, you are likely suffering from overactive bladder syndrome. We invite you to learn about the causes of this issue and possible solutions in 5 questions.
Approximately 200,000 abortions are performed in France each year. It is estimated that nearly 40% of women will have an abortion at some point in their lives. Here is everything you need to know about voluntary termination of pregnancy in France in 5 questions.
The world of perfumery did not wait for the trend of inclusivity to create unisex fragrances that can be worn by both men and women. It has now been three decades since the concept of mixed or unisex perfume has existed. Here are 5 things to know about mixed or unisex perfumes.
Even though it's not scientifically proven, many people believe there is a connection between the Moon and hair growth. Just as some gardeners refer to the lunar calendar before planting or pruning plants, you can use this tool to make your hair grow faster... or slower! We'll explain how to cut your hair with the moon.
According to a recent French study, emulsifiers, which are food additives commonly used by the food industry, increase the risk of cancers, particularly breast and prostate cancers. We propose to review these initial findings, which should encourage consumers to limit their consumption of ultra-processed products more than ever.
More and more French people are taking dietary supplements containing melatonin to improve sleep or counteract the adverse effects of jet lag. Manufacturers tout it as a miracle cure for insomnia. However, in reality, this hormone that regulates biological rhythms is not a panacea, and its consumption is not without health risks.
Treatments using natural mineral waters are very popular in France, with over 10 million treatment days delivered each year by the 110 thermal establishments located throughout the country. Despite the effectiveness of balneotherapy for chronic pain, stress, and respiratory ailments, many misconceptions still circulate about thermal cures. We propose to separate fact from fiction in 5 points.
