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More men discovering benefit of skin care through masks
Stress is all around you, and it’s taking a serious toll on your face. You might find wrinkles, blemishes, dry skin and blotchiness to be worse than ever. It’s time to rethink your skin care routine — and a different kind of mask.
Real estate listings plunge during usual peak season
The coronavirus shutdown has hit the real estate market hard with new listings plunging this year during what should be the peak season for home shopping.
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‘River Dave’ doesn’t think he can go back to being a hermit
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Restaurateur Ashish Alfred holds alcohol-free events at George’s Chophouse, Duck Duck Goose
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35% of millennials still live at home, Census analysis finds
A new analysis of U.S. Census Bureau numbers by researchers at the news site 247WallStreet.com finds that 35% of Americans ages 18-34 still live at home with their parents.
‘The next evolution of farming has already begun’
The world population continues to grow with ever-increasing urbanization predicted to reach 80 percent by 2050. The U.N. predicts that human population will reach nearly 10 billion by 2050. This increasing population is also growing richer — and hungrier.
Zadzooks: “Solo: A Star Wars Story” Kessel Run Millennium Falcon Lego review
Lego celebrates the release of Disney and Lucasfilm's impending blockbuster "Solo: A Star Wars Story" with a new buildable version of the Millennium Falcon.
Essential oils needed for correct aromatherapy
That lavender-scented lotion, bubble bath or candle you find in your Christmas stocking this year might smell wonderful, but don't mistake it for aromatherapy. It's probably filled with synthetic ingredients that won't give you true physical and psychological benefits.
Skin brush from ‘Saje’ helps surface absorb moisture better
The news was shocking and disappointing to those of us who care for our bodies and skin: Microbeads, those tiny plastic scrubbing components used in exfoliators, were polluting our waterways. An even better alternative has emerged on the market in the form of the dry brush.
Massage Envy opens Washington, D.C., location in Tenleytown
At long last, Massage Envy has come to the District. The Scottsdale, Arizona-based pampering service has had capital-area locations in College Park and Lanham in Maryland, as well Arlington, Virginia, but with the opening of the company's new Tenleytown location in Northwest, the business has at last breached the capital sphere (or rather, square).
Laura Chenel’s wins top goat cheese honors at ACS
Laura Chenel's will be on hand Thursday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. with samples of its award-winning products at the event "FOOD in the Garden - Fermentation Nation" at the National Museum of American History. The Northern California cheesemaker was awarded two first-place awards and two second-place honors at the American Cheese Society's 34th annual competition on July 28 in Denver.
