STYLE

BEAUTY & WELL-BEING

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Skin

Jet-lagged skin? Don’t know her

How to ensure your skin doesn’t look as sad as you on your return flight
By Anjan Sachar
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Shelf Life

What model Krish Kapoor puts on his face

The Zegna-fronting, floral-designing model with Iranian-Indian roots on his grandmother’s kitchen face masks, the six-step nighttime routine he swears by, and why a gua sha and an espresso is all you really need backstage
By Patsy Anthony
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Knives out

Blink twice if your algorithm says you need eyelid surgery

Blepharoplasty went from medical procedure to trending topic almost overnight. Here’s what’s driving it and what doctors wish you knew before booking a consultation
By Rituparna Som
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Wind Down

Anushka Nandani goes hard on the Hyrox circuit, and harder on her bedtime ritual

The Tribe India co-founder's evenings run on magnesium, peppermint tea, and affirmations she’s stuck to the last six years and has no plans of abandoning
By Sheree Gomes Gupta
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Mind

Can you become an optimist in 33 days? The ‘Optimism Doctor’ thinks so

Dr Deepika Chopra, author of the ‘The Power of Real Optimism’, on why optimism is not the same as positivity, the deeper meaning behind your ‘good vibes only’ T-shirt, and how a month-long challenge can bring real change
By Priyanka Khanna
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Chronically Online

I have 63 workout Reels saved and I’ve done exactly none of them

Fitness has never looked this good or felt this confusing. Inside the decision fatigue of knowing everything and doing nothing
By Avanti Dalal-Mehta
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Skin

Repeat after us: There is no such thing as a safe tan

A dermatologist-approved reality check before you book that beach trip
By Patsy Anthony

CULTURE

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For the Plot

7 streaming picks to add to your watchlist this June

A quirky new release, an Emmy-winning comedy, and plenty more recommendations from ‘The Nod’ team to add to your watchlist
By The Nod Desk
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Books

A book on Mumbai just won a James Beard Award

‘Mumbai: A Journey Through Its Kitchens, Streets, and Stories’ was recognised in the visual design category. When they began working on the book, the publishers had just one brief: Don’t make it exotic
By Tanvi Parekh
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Entertainment

‘Not Suitable for Work’ has a bad case of supporting character syndrome

The youth yearns for Kelly Kapoor
By Saniya Jaffer
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Chronically Online

Thoughts on a food delivery platform that doesn’t deliver food?

For Gen Z, the latest simulation experiences come via Platforms like FoodNeverComes and Dopamine, where the shopping carts are fake but the satisfaction is real
By Heer Joshi
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Currently reading

With ‘Villa Coco’, the author of ‘Less’ takes us to Tuscany

In his new novel, Andrew Sean Greer gives us another flighty protagonist—this time a 20-something American who finds himself hunting martens and dealing with a capricious 92-year-old baronessa
By Shalini Shah
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Many spoilers ahead

Patricia from ‘Widow’s Bay’ is the patron saint of trying too hard

In a town full of ghosts, killers, and ancient curses, the slightly embarrassing character is also the final girl to rule them all
By Arushi Sinha
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Many spoilers ahead

The most talked-about performance in ‘Disclosure Day’ comes right at the end

Here’s why everyone’s googling ‘Courtney Grace’ after watching the new Spielberg movie
By Shalini Shah

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