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My Lifestyle Impacts My Skin – But With This Routine, It’s Glowing Again

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Plant-Powered Lashes & Other Tips For Refreshing Your Makeup This Spring

The Reality Of Changing Your Pronouns At Work

How Do I Stop Caring If People Like Me?

Earlier this year, I ran into an old colleague. When we worked together, years prior, we’d been friends – not best friends, but we’d never fought. Th

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“Life Is Too Short To Take The Easy Path”: Amy Hunt I...

“You have to be the biggest driver of your own success. It’s you on the start line, behind the blocks and waiting for the gun,” says track and field

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Juice Gee On How To Style From The Sneakers Up

When it comes to bossing sneakers, Jess Gavigan (aka @juicegee) reigns supreme. The digital creator, influencer and brand consultant has risen to prominenc

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“It’s A Sisterly Bond”: The 3 Best Friends Behind Baesianz

During a uniquely isolating 18 months, our friends, sisters and communities of like-minded women provided a vital source of comfort: a (virtual) shoulder t

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Experimenting With My Hair Colour Allows Me To Separate Work & Life

Self-expression can come in so many forms and often means something different for everyone. From dance to makeup to poetry, whatever medium we use to expre

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My Ginger Hair Makes Me Feel Sexy, Grown Up & Confident

Self-expression can come in so many forms and often means something different for everyone. From dance to makeup to poetry, whatever medium we use to expre

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Charli Howard: “My Confidence Changes Daily But I Learned T...

For some, a lipstick is just a lipstick. For others, it’s a source of strength, creativity and expression. In our series Power Faces, we’ll exp

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If Your Home Is Doubling Up As An Office, Here’s How Scent Can Tr...

For almost two years, our homes have been working overtime to be our office, gym, restaurant, living quarters and everything in between. Knowing how to shi

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My Bright Red Hair Has Brought Me A Community Of 20k Followers

Self-expression can come in so many forms and often means something different for everyone. From dance to makeup to poetry, whatever medium we use to expre

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My Purple Hair Has A Deeper Meaning To Me Than Making Myself Stan...

Self-expression can come in so many forms and often means something different for everyone. From dance to makeup to poetry, whatever medium we use to expre

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“I Decided To Formulate My Own Identity”: Three Women...

The creative expression of identity through hair has long-standing importance for women. This can be especially true for women with kinkier or curlier hair

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Is It Acceptable To Use The Phrase “Men Are Trash”?

In any garden-variety conversation between millennial women who date (or, indeed, don’t date) men, you can almost guarantee that the phrase “men ar

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A Locals’ Guide To London – According To R29ers

Welcome to London: the place where everyone is trying to carve out a life for themselves, the mecca where you’ll find the vibrant soul of the West End an

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A Marathon Runner’s Guide To Wearing Trainers For Any Occasion

I’ve always been somewhat of a tomboy. I was on every sports team at school, from football to tennis, athletics to cross-country. As I got older, my styl

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How To Style The Tennis Luxe Trend

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How Gen Z Are Capturing Christmas 2020

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There’s Never Been A Better Time To Make A Xmas ‘Give List’

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6 Festive Nail Art Looks To See Out 2020 With A Glittery Bang

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Here’s How These Women Are Celebrating Their Heritage Through Hair

The colours we choose for our hair speak volumes about how we want the world to view us. Whether it’s dipping into rainbow hues whenever the mood strikes

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“There’s Power In Your Voice” — The Reality Of ...

Human connection and feeling seen are vital to our sense of self and wellbeing. In a three-part series of virtual heart-to-hearts, as part of Refinery29’

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9 Young Activists On How They Want To Change The World

A short time ago, we couldn’t possibly have imagined how the world looks right now. The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare what we value in our lives – ou

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“I Thought I Had To Choose Between Fitness & The Hijab – I Was Wr...

Human connection and feeling seen are vital to our sense of self and wellbeing. In a three-part series of virtual heart-to-hearts, as part of Refinery29’

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“I Was Ridiculed For All The Features I Now Love”: Two Black Wome...

Human connection and feeling seen are vital to our sense of self and wellbeing. In a three-part series of virtual heart-to-hearts, as part of Refinery29’

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The 3rd Summer Of Love: Rave Reimagined For Post-Lockdown Life

Welcome to Shout Out. We've opened our studio doors to 12 talented women and given them a platform to push the boundaries of their creativity. Each month,

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We’re Majorly Into This ’80s-Inspired Shoe Collection

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The Missing Women In Your Media: The Photographer Shining A Light...

No longer are marginalised groups waiting to be seen: they’re creating communities and taking up space for themselves. AZEEMA magazine, only in its third

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‘Art Is How I Make Sense Of My Feelings’: 3 Artists O...

Do you remember the first time you made something? And can you recall how satisfied or proud you felt? From the colourful pictures in pride of place on fam

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