You should treat your face mask 'like your underwear', say health chiefs

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After yet another locked-down day of intently staring at your laptop screen (with regular breaks, of course, to pour over your phone), it’s inevitable you should start wondering how all that glare might affect your skin.The answer? It’s not doing a lot of good, although the jury is still firmly out on just how damaging it is. However, there are some things we DO know about the potential consequences of all this extra screen time.

Glamour contributor Tess Kornfield says "You only need to keep these on for 15 minutes, so I gave them a try while I brushed my teeth and picked out my outfit for the day. Thanks to the retinol and hyaluronic acid in these babies, I looked so much more awake, despite a case of insomnia the night before."The beauty industry can be problematic when it comes to unnecessary waste, and Dieux is helping keep single-use skin care out of landfills.

Jennifer Aniston took to Instagram to share some important words for her followers amid the pandemic, as well as showing off her face mask!

Sony Pictures Entertainment recorded a $212M profit in the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2020, good for a 316% upward swing versus the similar period in 2019. The profit increase for the three months ended December 31, 2020 was due to lower theatrical marketing costs and higher TV licensing and home entertainment sales from prior year titles, Sony Corp said in announcing results from Tokyo today.

Kate Middleton has sent a reminder to parents and guardians of schoolchildren to "look after themselves" during the ongoing pandemic.The 39 year old is, herself, homeschooling three children – Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two. But, speaking ahead of Children's Mental Health Week, the Duchess of Cambridge has encouraged those looking after children to make sure they are coping as well.

direct to your inboxOn Friday morning, Director of Public Health David Regan and Dr Manish Kumar, Executive Medical Director and Manchester Health and Care Commissioning joined MEN Political Editor Jen Williams in a live Q&A session.Broadcast over Facebook, the pair fielded a host of questions from the people of Greater Manchester about Covid-19, the rollout of the vaccine across the region, and the efforts being taken by chiefs to keep the virus under control.The interview focused on questions

Odsonne Edouard put Hamilton to the sword at Parkhead. The hosts took a comfortable 2-0 win over the relegation battlers which may not ease the pressure on Neil Lennon but certainly won't add to it.

After being slammed for flying to Dubai during the global pandemic, Chloe Ferry has been spotted not wearing a protective face mask while on the way home back to England.The reality star, who revealed she has a crush on Megan Barton Hanson, documented her journey back home but only appeared to wear a face mask once on her Instagram stories.The 25 year old showed herself sitting on the flight and tucking into a three-course meal as she sipped on a drink and spoke to the camera.

direct to your inboxThe term supermodel became most prominent in the 1990s with Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer, Kate Moss, Linda Evangelista and Naomi Campbell fronting magazine covers around the world.The likes of Bella and Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Kaia Gerber are the current queens of the runway, and a schoolgirl from Salford is hoping to emulate their success one day.Twelve-year-old Georgia-Deon Hamnett, from Irlam, has got the catwalk in her sights after being

direct to your inboxA year ago I would not have expected to be standing in front of a masked uniformed soldier while he mixed a vial containing some of my saliva.But this is 2021, and rapid coronavirus testing for people without symptoms is set to become a normal part of life in Oldham.The council and British army have teamed up to roll out four new testing sites which will offer lateral flow tests to residents who cannot work from home, similar to the mass testing programme which began in

NHS staff battling the coronavirus pandemic.Little Lily Shaw wrote the note praising the local NHS and care workers for 'risking their lives' amid the fight agains the 'horrible virus'.The 11-year-old, from Portlethen, near Aberdeen, and her teacher asked if the handwritten letter could be shared to the staff.NHS Grampian health board were so impressed they sent it along as part of their daily staff brief and also put it on their Facebook page.Lily's letter has since gathered nearly 200 likes

The Trafford Centre on Monday April 5 and guests will find out on the night who will be crowned Miss Manchester, Miss Lancashire and Miss Cheshire.

Jeane Freeman contacted the UK Government health chief on Thursday night after concerns about the level of information placed online by the Scottish Government. The 16-page document explained how Nicola Sturgeon’s administration hopes to vaccinate 4.5 million Scots as quickly as possible.