In today’s news, United Nations investment supports children’s education in Sudan. Thawing permafrost puts Swiss village at risk of landslide, Chinese technology helps Uzbekistan grow cotton with less water, European Union backs Greece’s climate plan to help disadvantaged households and businesses, South Korea legislature passes stronger animal-resident protection measures, cruelty-free consumer awareness program reopens in Chile and Mexico, and US woman runs refuge for abandoned guinea pig-people.
Brush up on healthy skin practices by following an organic vegan diet. We have a useful skincare tip for you today. Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a condition that causes dry, itchy and sensitive skin. If you have eczema, some makeup and skincare products can irritate already sensitive skin or trigger a flare. Moisturize regularly with a gentle product to help support the skin barrier and look for fragrance-free makeup rather than relying on products labelled “unscented,” which may still contain fragrance. Shimmery makeup can also be worth avoiding; the tiny particles that create the shimmer may contain nickel, a common cause of skin allergies. When trying something new, test a small amount on your inner forearm first. Keep makeup brushes clean to avoid a buildup of dirt, oil and bacteria, and during a flare, consider giving your skin a break from makeup until it improves.
Looks like the laughter DJ is in the house and ready to spin a joke. Let’s listen up. “The Unanswered Wave.”
Graham and Colin were crossing a parking lot when Graham enthusiastically waved at someone in the distance. The person looked straight past him and kept walking.
“Well, that was awkward.”
Graham casually lifted his waving hand over his head and leaned into a stretch.
“What was awkward?”
“They didn’t wave back.”
“Wave? I was just stretching.”
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And now we have a heartline in Korean, with multiple-language subtitles, from Hye-Jin in South Korea
