13 h. ago 7 best IPL devices for quick hair removal at home, tested by a beauty editor

I’ve tested a range of devices on legs, underarms and more

Society

14 h. ago People ditch razors for 'most effective' hair removal method that has £140 off

The Keskine IPL Hair Removal Handset is designed to permanently eliminate unwanted body hair from various areas, including the armpits, legs, face, and bikini areas

Economics

55 h. ago Ditch green zealotry and cut people's energy bills instead, Ed Miliband is urged by Blair's think

The Energy Secretary should prioritise making power cheaper or risk losing the argument on net zero, it warns.

Science

69 h. ago Common razor mistake while shaving can do more harm than you realise, warns expert

When it comes to shaving, there are a few common mistakes we might be making that can lead to serious skin problems — thankfully, there are some simple tips to avoid this.

Events

7 d. ago 'Easy to use' Philips hair removal device shoppers called a 'game changer' now slashed by £130

Smooth, hair-free skin at home is easier than ever with this IPL device, featuring three attachments and a precision trimmer, now £260 on Amazon.

Economics

1 week ago IPL hair remover that Olivia Attwood 'couldn't be more in love with' is now £500 off

Olivia Attwood has been singing the praises of her new favourite IPL gadget that shoppers say 'leaves no hair on my legs after just two months' - and it's currently on sale with a mega £500 discount

Economics

2 w. ago Shoppers say hair removal device 'results speak for themselves' and it's £140 off

'This is the best hair removal method I’ve tried'

Economics

3 w. ago Hate your job – but can’t afford to leave? 20 ways to love your work a little more

In these precarious times, many people hang on to roles they’d rather ditch. So, how to rekindle your passion and purpose? Readers and experts share their best suggestionsAt some point in their career everyone experiences feeling unfulfilled at work. But with confidence in the UK job market weakening, and competition for roles increasing, more people than ever are clinging to their positions, even if they have fallen out of love with their work. It’s a phenomenon that some have termed “job hugging”.If you find yourself prioritising a sense of security over ambition, and are unhappily sticking with your current role, is there a way you can weather the storm and even revitalise your passion for your job in the process? We spoke to career coaches, workplace psychologists and Guardian readers to find out. Continue reading...

Politics