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Für alle anderen, die Olaplex verwenden, gilt: Wenn du zufrieden mit deinen Haaren und deiner Kopfhaut bist, benutze Olaplex No. 3 ruhig weiter. Wenn Olaplex aus irgendwelchen Gründen für dich aber nicht zu funktionieren scheint, steig ruhig auf ein anderes Produkt um. Eine ehemalige Olaplex-Kundin behauptet in einem TikTok, ihre Haare seien viel schöner, seit sie auf Kerastase umgestiegen sei. Die Coloristin Julie Fortiz bevorzugt Epres, die neue Bond-Repair-Marke von Eric Pressly, dem Chemiker, der auch Olaplex erfunden hat. (Epres gibt es derzeit leider nur in den USA, aber es ist sicher nur eine Frage der Zeit, bis es auch bei uns erhältlich ist.) Und wem Olaplex ohnehin zu teuer ist, bekommt von The Inkey List ein ähnliches Produkt deutlich günstiger.
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No, this is not Saatva’s main attraction mattress (excuse us, Saatva Classic), but the stats on this bed are bound to make a spine happy, with 50 precise firmness settings per side, a pillowy “lumbar zone” quilted top, a moisture barrier for extended use, optional Upper Flex adjustable base (as pictured), and more amenities. Its dual-sided customization is great for couples with disagreeable sleeping patterns, so much so, it made one customer compare her and her partner’s first night’s rest to “sleeping on cloud nine.” Another Saatva reviewer named Kathy explains, “I thought I would need hip replacement just two months ago. In less than a week with this bed, all hip pain is gone, as well as back pain. Same with my husband.” She implored fellow pain sufferers to pull the trigger on the adjustable mattress and not to “wait over a year to decide like [she] did.”
I love everything about the “pretty things” trend. The trend can be described as all things romantic and dainty. Think ballet dancer with shades of baby pink and ballet flats or modern-day Park Avenue princess with luxe fabrics like satin and lace, accents of pearls, and metallic details. Pretty things can be everything from sparkly statement moments to lingerie as outerwear to cottagecore and Disney princess–like dresses and skirts. This fall, we will definitely see this pretty trend take over. We have all seen the rise of princesscore and Barbiecore, and this newest trend is a fashion-person mix of them both if you ask me. As a lover of pretty things myself, I have been all over this trend and have a few looks in my closet that definitely check the “pretty things” box.
