GLAMOUR South Africa - November 2017
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Your most Googled skin queries, answered! Expert advice. Self “My love DOs and DON’Ts.” By Chelsea Handler GLAMguides Playing it cool with DJ Kimmy K, inside the Elizabeth Arden masterclass and hot music..
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THE 7 MOST COMMON MIGRAINE TRIGGERS
Expert advice for dealing with excruciating headaches.
SEX
The case for telling you your partner exactly how you want to feel during sex?
SERVING FACES
How a handful of local modelling agencies has turned the industry on its head by offering a different point of view and a different point of access.
Forgetting the familiar
Because we know going to the gym isn’t for everyone, we reached out to fitness instructors who teach alternative, challenging and fun workouts that positively affect both body and mind, and – best of all – won’t ask you to do squats or lunges.
Changing faces
She drinks three litres of water a day and says her skin has never looked better. Marian De Vos is breaking boundaries by loving the skin she’s in. Her tell-all, here.
CHROMATIC EFFECT
Colours are vibrations of energy with p g p p how to channel them correctly to improve your life and mind.
A powerhouse: Connie Ferguson
Businesswoman, actress, and mother Connie Ferguson opens up about everything: body insecurities, mental health, career, family life, and fitness.
A MODEL EXAMPLE
Modelling attracts young people in their droves because it’s glamorous, but few of them are actually successful. Just like any other career, Mala Bryan says, it requires extensive research, dedication and hard work.
8 Mental Strategies to Help You Stick With Exercise
Practical advice to help you crush your fitness goals
Women on top
As more women climb the corporate ladder and achieve new milestones in the workplace, society will have to embrace the new normal – women as primary earners.
