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Just what I needed! I got a parcel at work today, from my parents. Inside were a pair of my son’s pyjamas left behind after a recent visit (“Folded neatly under the pillow,” said the note – Mum would never miss an opportunity to praise a grandson.) Also, two presents from my dad: a bag of liquorice allsorts and butterscotch lollies for the boys (such grandad lollies!), and a silver necklace for me – a belated birthday present. Looking at that necklace I realised that at some point during the week, my dad had been at the shops thinking of me. He’d no doubt taken his time to pick it out, probably chatted to a shop assistant about whether I tend to wear silver or gold (silver is correct), and…

At any given moment, someone out there is likely thinking of us

THIS MONTH AT NEXT The team had their cake – and ate it too – for editor Rachael’s birthday. Chief sub-editor Michelle had a night out sampling a $50,000 bottle of Glenfiddich whisky. The Next and Good Health team celebrating at the summit of Mt Kariori on a roadtrip to Raglan. Next and Good Health have collaborated on a guide to positive ageing, Stay Naturally Young. With anti-ageing workouts, superfoods for skin, and beauty tips and natural treatments, it’s your guide to looking and feeling your best at any age. $13…

At any given moment, someone out there is likely thinking of us

At the top of her GAME

What an interesting read about the couples who are living apart. I’ve always thought of a long-term relationship as one where you eventually move in together as ‘the next step’, but I suppose for fiercely independent people, that’s not at all what they might want. After reading about Lisa Scott who came out of a 15-year relationship and felt she had been surrendering her independence for others, I definitely understand the ‘living apart together’ idea a bit more. I think surrendering your independence for partners and family is something many of us can relate to. Uplifting to see how living apart is working for these couples. WOMAN TO WOMAN Lovely read in the June issue about Lisa Carrington! We put so much pride in our national sporting stars that sometimes…

At the top of her GAME

INSTAGRAM & Win!

Our favourite ‘gram of the July issue will win Jane Iredale’s 25-year Limited Edition Anniversary Collection Kit, valued at $207.The kit contains a four-piece set of Jane’s favourites, featuring her best-selling foundation system. Each kit is customisable with your shade of PurePressed Base Mineral Foundation to pop into the Refillable Compact, alongside a soft, vegan Handi Brush and the best-selling Pommisst Hydration Spray. psb.net.nz To enter, simply snap our magazine and tag us on Instagram @nextmagazinenz @teatatutoasted It was one of those days… and then this arrived. Time for the garden chair, the latest Next magazine and some gorgeous autumn afternoon sun. VISIT US ONLINE NOWTOLOVE.CO.NZ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK NEXTMAGAZINENZ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @NEXTMAGAZINENZ…

INSTAGRAM & Win!

1 THE HOT TICKET... Don’t say you weren’t given ample warning – Sydney has secured Grammy, Pulitzer and multiple Tony Award-winning juggernaut Hamilton, which begins its run March 21, 2021 at the Lyric Theatre. The story of America’s founding father Alexander Hamilton, a West Indian immigrant who became George Washington’s right-hand man, the score blends hip-hop, jazz, blues, rap and R&B. Register for a ticket now! hamiltonmusical.com.au 2 THE MASTERWORK... Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and Leonardo DiCaprio together on the big screen in a Quentin Tarantino film? We’re there! Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood follows a faded TV actor and his stunt double seeking fame and success in the last days of Hollywood’s Golden Age, and promises to contain all the hallmarks of a Tarantino special. Expect a script…

My most embarrassing moment was… Oh gosh, there are so many. I would say, I was in high school and we had to wear tights. I had a pair of knickers over the top of the tights so they wouldn’t ride down. Something happened as I was climbing up some stairs in between classes – the hottest teacher in school was standing at the top of the stairs and, as I was climbing, my knickers fell off. I kind of walked out of them, but I nearly died that day. I tried to ignore it and just kept walking, but the teacher went and picked them up and handed them to me. My typical week I wake up early because I have two kids. I pack lunch for my daughter…

WINTER OF CONTENT

Heavily pregnant and surrounded by unpacked boxes in an unfurnished house in the Bay of Plenty, you wouldn’t necessarily expect Chelsea Winter to be a picture of contentment. Yet this is exactly how the bestselling cookbook author and former MasterChef NZ winner describes her state of mind since moving into her new home with partner and celebrated wine-maker Douglas Renall a few days before our interview. “Sitting there together and gazing out at the Mount with this sense of peace all around us, we both feel like we’ve arrived at the start of a new adventure,” she says. Having already made herself at home in her spacious new kitchen – whose tranquil outlook is, like every other view in the house, as yet unobstructed by blinds – she’s happily anticipating…

WINTER OF CONTENT

It’s 1991 and a 23-year-old Julia Roberts is being interviewed by the LA Times following on from the success of Pretty Woman – the film that, one year earlier, became a box office smash and made a phenomenon of the young actress from Smyrna, Georgia. Described by 20th Century Fox’s then-chairman Joe Roth as “up there with Costner, Gibson, Schwarzenegger”, the notion that Julia’s star power puts her in a league of extraordinary gentlemen isn’t even a veiled implication. “Right now there are perhaps 10 people whose names alone could guarantee the success of a film,” he says, “and she’s arguably the only woman on that list.” FAST FORWARD 30 YEARS AND SHE’S STILL,WITHOUT QUESTION, ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS MOVIE STARS ON THE PLANET Commanding more money than any…

DIGITAL NATIVES

Each morning, after her children have left for school, Sam Rodney-Hudson sits in her yurt nestled in bush on Great Barrier Island and switches on her computer. At least twice a day, the mental health nurse attends video conferences with her colleagues, who are scattered in offices around the country. Thanks to a microwave internet cable sitting on a hill opposite her house, which the 43-year-old personally helped install, Sam can do her job from the island she calls home. She muses that combining her job with her remote lifestyle wouldn’t have been possible even a decade ago. However, technology has allowed her to keep her career going while she lives in one of the most isolated parts of New Zealand. Great Barrier Island is home to about 900 people.…

DIGITAL NATIVES

Dr Jacqueline Parisi logs into a video call with a Wellington social enterprise from Koh Chang Island, one of Thailand’s most eastern islands, laden with white sand beaches. While she owns a home in Hawke’s Bay, the 56-year-old Kiwi is likely to be found somewhere in Southeast Asia, where she runs organisational development projects in the international development and aid sector. Jacqueline loves so many things about Asia – the smells, food, and the buzz of cities like Bangkok, where she has been based. Thanks to technology, she has created a career and lifestyle that allows her to move between her two favourite places – New Zealand and Asia. First travelling to Asia in her mid-twenties to teach English as a foreign language, it is her sixth stint there. Her…

LET A LITTLE LOVE IN

Yesterday my relationship ended. It was the latest of many, and in that moment my whole life appeared to me like one of those clumsy days when you break everything you touch. One minute it’s there – solid, cherished – the next a collection of shards and perilous bits on the floor. Mind where you tread. Get the dustpan. Put it back. No actually, leave it out. You might as well. When I hit the red telephone symbol on my mobile to end The Conversation – reluctantly because his voice still soothed me – I remained sitting in my car at the Auckland Domain. It was a beautiful day. The sun did what the sun does, it blazed and was annoyingly cheerful, like that stranger on the street: ‘Come on…

LET A LITTLE LOVE IN

Gooddness FOR YOUR FAMILY’S SKIN

For protection against those everyday household germs, the newest addition to the Protex family, Protex Macadamia Oil, is the perfect soap for your home and family. Children are little explorers and love to experience the world with their hands, so washing with soap is important to help keep them healthy. And just like the rest of the Protex range, Protex Macadamia Oil has antibacterial properties to eliminate 99% of bacteria, so you know your kids will be protected. The dermatologist-tested formula, containing macadamia oil, also leaves your skin feeling soft and nourished. A group of New Zealand women looking for quality antibacterial soap to use in the home tried Protex Macadamia Oil during a recent product test* . Afterwards, 74% of triallists said they would be likely to purchase the…

Gooddness FOR YOUR FAMILY’S SKIN

When Lisa Fong turned up at the school drop-off in her activewear, the other school mums would ask if she’d been at the gym. When she told them she’d just been exercising at home, she was met with disbelief: how did she fit it in among the demands of parenting? With four boys – Rico, eight, Louis, six, Carlos, four, and Teina, two – Lisa, 36, had no time to go to the gym. Instead, five times a week she’d set her boys up with snacks and water and while they sat watching, she’d work out for 20 minutes. “It was the one thing I could do for myself and it would make me feel so much more positive. It made me feel like I wasn’t just this mum struggling…

What the judges said

“What Lisa has done is truly inspirational. She has created a movement leading the way for NZ mums. She thoroughly deserves this recognition and I’ll be excited to see what she does next.” Cecilia Robinson, My Food Bag “Judging is tough when there are more than a few that are worthy of serious consideration. In the end, Lisa just stood out and we were unanimous in this view. Not only is Lisa an inspiration, balancing a young family of four boys with getting Move it Mama established and performing, the business also shows real promise and growth potential. Congratulations Lisa!” Liz Wotherspoon, The Icehouse “Lisa’s business has shown amazing growth since its inception. It’s a great success story of how you can create a business when you are at home…

What the judges said

KEEPS Keeps has a simple mission: a place to hold the treasures from special moments in life. Best friends and sisters-in-law Emily Russell and Loretta Taylor started the brand after struggling to find the ‘perfect’ box to store their babies’ keepsakes in – though their first product was a Christmas Keepsake Box, to carry on their childhood traditions. These days, the brand has grown to a 30-strong range, including ring boxes and outfit bags. The pair have been thrown a curveball in the past year, after Loretta was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour, but they’re still working to meet their goals, including giving back a portion of their sales to charity. keeps.co.nz ZAY When Nicola Todd was living in Mandalay in Myanmar, she found that friends and families loved…

A good COFFEE CULTURE

Now that I have seen, I am responsible.” These lyrics from Kiwi singer Brooke Fraser’s song Albertine helped inspire disability advocate Robbie Francis as she was building her sustainable-coffee charity, The Lucy Foundation. Born with phocomelia syndrome, which results in underdeveloped limbs, Robbie learnt to walk on an artificial leg. But, because she couldn’t say “prosthesis” or “artificial limb” as a little girl, it was fondly known as “Lucy Leg”. It was an easy choice for the name of her foundation, which she created after interning for a disability-rights organisation in Mexico City in 2013, while studying for her master’s degree in peace and conflict studies at the University of Otago. While there, she went undercover into institutions for people with disabilities to document the human-rights abuses that were taking…

A good COFFEE CULTURE

Do you need RESOLUTION REHAB?

Sticking to New Year’s resolutions is never simple. Every January we promise ourselves the same things – get fit, lose weight, save money, drink less – but by February, it seems we’re always back to our gym-dodging, wine-swilling, Netflix-watching ways. A survey by fitness app Strava found that we are most likely to abandon our good intentions just a couple of weeks into the new year. But if you really want to make a change now that we’re halfway through the year, yet can’t seem to make it stick, you need our expert-led resolution rehab... Weigh to go THE RESOLUTION You hit the diet hard in the new year, but the scales barely budged. You lost faith in yourself and rediscovered your old friend the biscuit tin. THE REHAB The…

Do you need RESOLUTION REHAB?

How long it really takes to form a new habit

“It’s a myth that it takes 21 days to change a habit,” says Heather. “The idea comes from anecdotal research into plastic surgery, which found it took someone 21 days to get used to their new facial appearance, so it’s not really relevant! Newer research from UCL’s Centre for Behaviour Change found it can take an average of 66 days to build up a new habit. So don’t lose heart if it’s taking longer than you expected – stick with it and you’ll eventually reap the benefits.”…

WOMAN OF THE YEAR

The annual NEXT Woman of the Year Awards, in association with Elizabeth Arden, celebrate exceptional New Zealand women who succeed in all aspects of their lives while making a remarkable contribution in one of the following fields: BUSINESS & INNOVATION In association with Craigs Investment Partners This award goes to a bold commercial thinker with tireless entrepreneurial spirit and the drive to achieve economic success. ARTS & CULTURE This prize goes to a woman with outstanding creative talents who inspires others or has developed a project to enrich their community. HEALTH & SCIENCE The winner is an individual who’s breaking new ground in an area she’s passionate about, and who has used her intellect and vision to discover or implement a new development that benefits us all. SPORTS This award…

WOMAN OF THE YEAR

ORGANISE & CONQUER

When we first launched The Home Edit, our professional decluttering service and consultancy (or THE, as we are often called), we had a very clear objective: to transform the way people think about organisation. When spaces are efficient, user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing all at once, people are inspired to maintain them. One of our signatures is our affinity for the rainbow. It creates a visual flow that naturally clicks with the brain and makes tidying fun and easy. Another is labelling, which we believe is the secret to long-term maintenance. Labels are a simple road map for anyone using your space. Clients all over the US, including Gwyneth Paltrow, the celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe and Mandy Moore, were requesting our services. Often people say to us: “Surely whipping my house…

ORGANISE & CONQUER

Career WHAT’S NEW

APP AND GAP A new app that connects freelancers and business owners with worker-friendly cafés and bars, YOWO enables you to step out of your home office and into a variety of spaces across Auckland. Whether you’re there for the day or just a few hours, the $99 monthly membership will entitle you to high-speed wifi, charging stations for your devices, and discounts on food and meeting spaces. yowo.co.nz FRESH START Get yourself sorted for the new financial year with a mid-year diary from An Organised Life. Spanning from now until August 2020, this weekly organiser is ideal for business owners, accountants and entrepreneurs, and with an option to customise the leather-look cover with your monogrammed initials, you’ll never forget who’s in charge. $40; anorganisedlife.com…

Career WHAT’S NEW

5 IN FIVE: WORKING FLEXIBLY

1 Adjust your hours. Starting early or late lets you skip traffic, which gives you more hours in the day and means you arrive at work feeling fresher. Remind your boss you’re more productive when you work hours that suit your energy peaks. 2 Better balance. Sometimes it’s hard to fit it all in, but you’ll perform better when you’ve got a good work/life balance, and this means not neglecting personal passions. Shaping your work day around classes or gym sessions will ensure you feel your best. 3 Try a shorter work week. It’s proven that when we restrict work hours, we become more efficient, so don’t necessarily achieve less. When negotiating a shorter week, cite growing research touting the benefits for individuals and employers alike. 4 Job sharing. Is…

5 IN FIVE: WORKING FLEXIBLY

All the flight moves

MY JOB IN ONE SENTENCE: A dynamic melting pot of priorities, deadlines, and events that change every second of the day. Running a travel business can be a 24/7 job. WHAT I ENJOY MOST ABOUT MY WORK: Making holiday dreams come true and creating long-lasting relationships. Our customers become part of our family and through travel we share the highs, the lows, the successes and their various life milestones. PERK OF THE JOB: I live and breathe travel – having the ability to see and experience the world in ways you otherwise may not, is truly a privilege. CURRENT CAREER GOAL: To have a sustainable business that continually grows from strength to strength. WHEN I GET TO WORK: I make a very strong decaf – many laugh, but it works…

All the flight moves

INTO THE WILD DO IT IN THE SPIRIT OF SUBARU

THE CULTURE BOX CHALLENGE Whether it’s a trip into the wilderness or a trip into your imagination, Subaru wants to show Kiwi families your next adventure is only a car ride away. To celebrate this, they’ve created a series of themed Fun Box challenges for a selection of Kiwi families. For this one, the Flynn family headed to a local park to recreate the weird and wonderful world of Where The Wild Things Are. The beauty of this challenge is that the main ingredients are imagination and enthusiasm – no screens required! MEET THE FLYNNS Carly Flynn, 41 (well-known Kiwi journalist and television personality), hubby Dave, 42 (cameraman), and their three adventurous kids Tilly, Jude and Freddie, are all on board for the The Culture Box challenge. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED! Before…

INTO THE WILD DO IT IN THE SPIRIT OF SUBARU

Kowtow New Zealand-based brand Kowtow’s winter range features ethical merino wool, which is a natural, renewable, biodegradable and hypoallergenic fibre. This season, the company has developed a melange yarn that gives its merino knitwear a marle look, which is available in three essential styles. Each piece is exceptionally soft, warm, breathable, and gentle against the skin. INGRID STARNES Established in 2009, New Zealand-designed and made label Ingrid Starnes recently moved to compostable mailers for e-commerce orders. The brand features signature prints, silk dyed to custom colours, and a love of fabric, drape, structure and detail. Neuw Denim The company’s Zero campaign – Zero Water Wasted and Zero Harmful Chemicals Used – has seen big changes to its production processes. It represents the responsible and sustainable production initiatives that are used…

ELEMENTS OF SURPRISE

The brief architect Neil Cownie received from his new clients was short and sweet. “We want a grey concrete house,” they said. And that’s exactly what Neil delivered. The house champions beautiful modern concrete lines, but there’s so much more to this home. “I could have given them just that but they wouldn’t have been happy,” he says of the multi-award-winning finished project. The family had chosen a block in a beachside suburb that was rich in modernist history. “They happily informed me they had found a north-facing site to buy. But due north faces the street, so we had to work around that,” Neil explains. When the family moved in, the house worked as a great entrée into the local community. When their daughter started at the local school,…

ELEMENTS OF SURPRISE

A-Z guide to home trends

A IS FOR ART It doesn’t have to be a painting – a poster, an old map or beautiful object can be art. Devote time to getting the framing right. When hanging art, look for packs of matching frames in varying sizes to give your collection a cohesive look. B IS FOR BLACK TAPS Can’t decide between chrome or brass hardware? Go for matte black instead. Edgy and elegant, it’s an easy way to make fittings the standout feature in a bathroom or kitchen. C IS FOR CURATION Display candles, cards and trinkets in clusters, with artfully clashing colours and varying heights. D IS FOR DENIM One of fashion’s most enduring textiles, try a splash of grey-blue paint in a living room, or go for denim-toned upholstery for a utilitarian…

A-Z guide to home trends

Home editor’s picks

1 These towels are such a great way to brighten your bathroom. Adairs hand towels, $30 (2-pack). 2 I adore this print for the colour and how bold it is. Nood artwork, $699. 3 The combination of leather and laminated timber really work. BoConcept chair, $879. 4 I like the simplicity of this print. To me, it’s beautiful. BoConcept print, $359. 5 I just love the retro vibe of this cushion. Città cushion cover, $49.90. 6 The clean lines of this bed are fabulous – and the applications are endless. Città bed frame, from $4061. 7 I’m smitten with this stool because it looks like it might come to life at night and gallop around the room. Freedom Furniture stool, $499. 8 Resene has a fantastic selection of wallpapers, and…

Home editor’s picks

Home WHAT’S NEW

FEELING FROSTY Ecoya’s new-look Bodycare collection comes in frosted bottles – perhaps a subtle nod to the cooler months? Created to complement any stylish bathroom or kitchen interior, the sophisticated Hand and Body Wash is now presented in a grey frosted bottle and the Hand and Body Lotion in a clear frosted bottle. Both are made from fully recyclable PET plastic. Check out the fresh aesthetic yourself – both products are available for $30 each from ecoya.co.nz. SHAKE IT UP What better way to enjoy the colder weather than with a delicious winter warmer cocktail? The team at NEXT are big fans of rich, creamy flavours – think bourbon, milk and vanilla bean, garnished with nutmeg or apple cider with a pinch of ginger for extra spice. Stevens has a…

Home WHAT’S NEW

Q: There are so many different ways to watch movies, TV shows and sports games at home these days… Where do I even start? A: The best place to start is to assess your content viewing set up and wifi performance. Something like the Google Wifi system can improve your experience by seamlessly connecting to your modem, which will help avoid any of those annoying buffering and loading issues. Once your connectivity is sorted, having a smart TV gives you the most seamless experience to stream content. The TV connects directly to your wifi, enabling you to access all of your favourite streaming apps in the TV itself.…

HABITATS FOR HUMANITY

When it was reported that Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex painted their son Archie’s nursery with vegan paint, it caused quite a sensation on the internet. Not long after, the Hilton London Bankside opened its world-first ‘vegan suite’ featuring organic cotton carpets, faux leather and cruelty-free pillows. It’s no wonder The Economist dubbed 2019 “the year veganism goes mainstream”. ‘Leather is usually treated with formaldehyde and tannins’ IT’S ON TREND After decades of scepticism, veganism is on the rise in New Zealand and around the world. In 2018, Google search term data revealed Kiwis were third keenest to learn about veganism per head of population, behind only Australia and the UK. And it’s not just vegan diets – characterised by the absence of all animal products including meat,…

HABITATS FOR HUMANITY

VEGAN HOMEWARES

INSTAGRAMS TO FOLLOW: @suszi_saunders Determined to create a cruelty-free home, Suszi Saunders was the winner of PETA’s Vegan Home Award 2018 and is currently renovating her home – avidly watched by her 39.5k followers. @2lgstudio Creative couple Jordan Cluroe and Russell Whitehead live and work together in their stylish London home. With an impressive 68.1k followers, they’ve made a name for themselves by taking risks with colour and shape while remaining true to their vegan beliefs. HOMEWARE FINDS: Alex & Corban You’ll remember this duo from The Block and since leaving our screens, Alex and Corban started A&C Homestore, where they stock the beautifully packaged bath range Leif. The products are 100% vegan and cruelty free, with no parabens, sulphates, drying alcohols, or sensitising soaps. Leif Buddha Wood hand wash,…

VEGAN HOMEWARES

CLEVER CULT BEAUTY BUYS

Makeup 1 Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation, $109 Famed for a fresh, luminous finish with just enough coverage that it looks like your own skin, only better, this foundation is so lightweight you can blend it with your fingers or a foundation brush. 2 MAC Lipstick in Ruby Woo, $40 It’s tough to find a red lipstick that suits everyone, but this bright, slightly blue-red with a classic, matte finish is a favourite for many. You can use a liner first but the payoff is intense enough that it’s not essential. Applying with a lip brush will help create that crisp edge you’re after. 3 Yves Saint Laurent Beauté Touche Éclat Radiant Touch, $69 Its consistency and colour is similar to concealer, but this highlighter is actually designed to brighten…

CLEVER CULT BEAUTY BUYS

GREAT LENGTHS If lengthened, defined and evenly coated lashes are your preference, look for a brush with a fine-comb rubber wand or short sparse bristles that separate and subtly coat each and every single lash. Even if you prefer a volumising option with a fat brush, something finer tipped is useful in your mascara wardrobe (yes, it’s a thing!) to reach smaller inner lashes. 1. Lancôme Hypnose Mascara, $60 2. Elizabeth Arden Grand Entrance Mascara, $61 SIZE MATTERS Bigger is better when it comes to volume so look for jumbo brushes in the first instance, but pay attention too to pigments and brush wipers (the inner rim that catches excess product). A well-designed brush will make gluggy clumps a thing of the past. When applying, concentrate on getting to the…

5 steps to flash lashes

1 CURL YOUR LASHES Clamp at the base and hold, then move out slightly and clamp the centre of the lash. 2 USE A PRIMER Coating each lash will create a longer, fuller base for your mascara. 3 ADD A TOUCH OF LINER Dotting pencil liner between the roots of lashes enhances the illusion of density. 4 WIGGLE THE WAND As you apply, wiggle the wand from side-to-side at the base of your lashes and up the lengths.You’ll deposit more pigment for increased coverage and volume. 5 SEPARATE WITH A SPOOLIE Gently run a spoolie (a dry pigment-free brush that resembles a mascara wand) over lashes to separate them and eliminate clumping.…

5 steps to flash lashes

WHAT CAUSES US TO LOSE THEM? Caroline says that external factors such as UV exposure, low humidity and seasonal changes can all deplete skin lipids. Also doing us no favours? A misguided skincare regime – which could involve the overuse of exfoliants, and harsh cleansing products with oil-stripping ingredients such as SD alcohol. Then there’s the decline that comes naturally with age. “Because skin cell production and movement through the skin slows down with age, the replacement of skin barrier lipids is slower,” says Caroline. “What this means is that, as we age, our skin takes longer to recover from invasive treatments and highly active products.” ARE YOU LIPID DEPLETED? Dehydrated skin can affect anyone “Lipid-dry skin can look dull and feel rough and tight,” explains Caroline. “There can also…

Beauty WHAT’S NEW

BEAUTY BINGE Multitaskers, take note. Luxury online retailer Net-a-Porter has revealed its top three best-selling beauty tools of the past year and they all have one, crucial thing in common – they pass what the company’s beauty director Newby Hands calls “the Netflix test”, meaning they can all be used while watching TV. MASK ME ANYTHING Transform dry, frizzy or colour-treated hair this winter with a targeted deep treatment mask from Biolage. Easy-to-squeeze so there’s no wastage, each pack contains a minimum of four applications. Purchase in-salon and receive your first application while you’re there, then take home the rest for future pampering sessions. Biolage Deep Treatment packs, $29 each. Lip tip Appearance-medicine averse? Thanks to the stimulating potential of peppermint oil which works to increase blood flow beneath the…

Beauty WHAT’S NEW

New ‘Super’skin care

The challenge for many people is finding the ‘right’ skin care for their skin type and age. And if ‘right’ means skin care that is safe and that will work, then we may need to look beyond ‘simply natural.’ President of the NZ Cosmetics Society, and Snowberry Scientist Dr Travis Badenhorst, puts it like this: “Natural skin care is an obvious place to start in our search for safe and authentic skin care. But anyone who seriously wants to avoid premature ageing of their skin, must use skin care that combines the best of nature and skin science. The problem is that creating skin care formulations that can be proven to work by the only standard that counts, which is the gold standard clinical trial, often requires years of expensive…

New ‘Super’skin care

Beauty BY NATURE

‘My hair already feels much softer, shinier and more manageable’BH trial team member Louisah For deeply nourished hair and skin this winter, look to the new Nature Box collection – a sustainable beauty range that harnesses the intelligence of Mother Nature without harsh chemicals. Vegan-certified Nature Box is formulated using 100 percent cold-pressed oils obtained from a process that preserves nutrients so they reach you in their most natural and unrefined state. This ensures valuable hair- and skin-loving vitamins and antioxidants are retained to help foster deep nourishment naturally. The Nature Box range includes shampoo, conditioner, hair treatment, shower gel and body lotion. It features avocado oil for repair, protection and nourishment, coconut oil for moisture and freshness, plus macadamia oil for curls and intensive care – each without parabens…

Beauty BY NATURE

MILESTONE MOMENT

You celebrate 25 years in business this year. What do you remember about opening your first clinic? We opened our first clinic in Newmarket, Auckland in 1994 with an idea, a small amount of savings, and it grew from there. I’m proud of the fact that we didn’t overthink it – we just jumped in the deep end and got going. Laser hair removal was revolutionary at the time and we were one of the first in the world to offer this treatment. Being such an early adopter gave us a huge edge. From the beginning, we’ve focused on delivering treatments from the customer’s perspective. What was your inspiration for the business? As a nurse, I’ve always been a people person, and a bit of a problem solver. Living in…

MILESTONE MOMENT

TO CUT, OR NOT TO CUT? The benefits of fringes are plentiful, “not least that they hide forehead lines without Botox”, says Danny Pato, NZ Hairdresser of the Year and D&M salon owner. And with the power to completely transform a look with a few carefully executed cuts, fringes are one of the fastest ways to get out of a hair rut. Contrary to what you might think, there’s a fringe to flatter every face shape, too. “A long, grown out fringe will help to elongate round faces,” Danny explains. “Soften the edges of a sharp, square face with a long and layered fringe, or if you’ve got an oval face shape, define your look with a blunt, thick fringe at eyebrow level.” GIVE IT TO ME STRAIGHT It’s true,…

YOUR GUIDE TO MIDLIFE SEX

So. A personal question. How is your sex life, now that you are a grown-up cruising through your midlife? “Well... we hadn’t had sex in ages – two years – for all kinds of reasons. And when we did it felt really... ouchy and a bit weird,” says a 49-year-old lawyer, let’s call her Rachel, who wasn’t untypical of the many women I spoke to. ‘I’m as dry as the Sahara... it was incredibly painful because of that’ ‘Ouchy’ sex is a huge deterrent for women going through menopause – I mean, why would you, if it’s not enjoyable? A recent condom commercial for lubricant raised the issue of uncomfortable sex. The ad highlighted women’s natural fluctuations in lubrication and instigated positive debate about the need for women to speak…

YOUR GUIDE TO MIDLIFE SEX

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Peperonata with poached eggs and paprika potatoes I love this recipe with boiled potatoes, but as they are so versatile, roasted or mashed would also be nice. If roasting, coat them with the paprika before putting in the oven. If using mashed, spoon the paprika oil over the mash before serving. ½ cup (120ml) neutral oil, plus more for the peppers ¼ tsp chilli flakes (optional) 1 large onion (230g), cut into thin slices 3 garlic cloves, minced 1½ tsp salt 1 tbsp (15g) tomato paste or ¼ cup (60g) roasted cherry tomatoes 340g crushed tomatoes or some sort of liquidy canned tomato product 4 red, yellow, or orange capsicums (680g), cut into strips 910g potatoes, about 230g per person 2 tbsp smoked, sweet, and/or hot paprika ½ bunch parsley…

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Raisin choc coconut cookies MAKES 20 PREPARATION 15 MINUTES COOK 15 MINUTES 110g butter 220g brown caster sugar 1 egg 210g gluten-free flour mix ½ tsp baking powder ½ tsp baking soda 130g (¾ cup) raisins 125g (¾ cup) chocolate chips 25g (1 cup) chopped walnuts 25g desiccated coconut 1 Preheat oven to 180°C. 2 Beat the butter with the sugar in a mixer until well combined. Add the egg and mix well. 3 In another bowl, combine all the dry ingredients with the raisins, chocolate chips, walnuts and coconut. Add these dry ingredients to the butter mix and combine well using a large spoon. 4 Make balls from the dough (you can use a small ice-cream scoop) and place the balls on a baking tray lined with baking paper.…

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We’ve been here before, in full backpacker mode a few decades ago, viewing the southern Italian city of Bari fleetingly before catching a ferry towards the Greek island of Corfu. Subsequent shifts in borders and international geopolitics have now added Croatia, Montenegro and Albania to the destinations reached from Bari’s terminal, but instead of segueing immediately from a four-hour train journey from Rome onto an overnight ferry, we’re embarking on a road trip around Italy’s southeastern region of Puglia. Tightly arrayed on a compact peninsula and framed by the city’s old and new ports, Byzantine, Romanesque and Norman influences all combine in Bari in a collage of tree-shaded plazas, an imposing castle, and more than 40 churches. The Basilica di San Nicola includes an arched wooden ceiling decorated with gold…

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Tracey Laker from House ofTravel Invercargill, jets across the country three times to make sure two school rugby teams get to their tournament. The First XV teams from Invercargill’s Southland Boys’ High School and John McGlashan College in Dunedin were travelling to Stellenbosch in South Africa to play in a secondary schools rugby tournament. The group was 79 strong, and they all needed visas to enter South Africa, which are processed in Wellington. Days before the group was due to leave, eight visas were missing, so I flew from Invercargill to Wellington to sort out the problem. Despite my best efforts and offers of Southland Seriously Good chocolates I was initially unsuccessful. Undeterred, I flew back to Wellington the day before their departure, with no intention of leaving until all…

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Saturday morning, and I step out onto my balcony, coffee in hand. The street is already full of parents, kids and dogs. Everyone, including the canines, looks healthy and relaxed. Everyone, excluding the canines, is wearing beige or white cotton, and blue jeans. Everyone could be right out of an ad for organic vegetable juice or a summer clothing campaign for GAP. There are yellow balloons bobbing over the rooftops, and a man selling dairy-free, fat-free vanilla ice cream from a van. This isn’t the Berlin I’ve known and loved. All this positivity and early rising, this bounding and beaming, makes me nervous. Where are the wearers of black? Where are the old? Where are the poor, the non-heterosexual and the non-baby-bearers? “I’m living in The Truman Show,” I say,…

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ARIES MAR 21 – APR 20 You hate indecision and this month you’ll find a fabulous new direction in life. Start right away and stop wasting time on the trivial. You deserve to be fulfilled by what truly matters. There’s an unresolved difficulty in your love life – now’s your chance to get to grips with it. TAURUS APR 21 – MAY 21 Your ruling planet Venus moves into sensitive Cancer and you feel a need for order in your emotional life. Don’t let pressure place an obstacle between you and the person you love. The weekend of the 20th brings renewed intimacy. GEMINI JUN 22 – JUL 23 Change is rarely a problem for Gemini and early in July it comes thick and fast. Love may become friendship for…

JUN 22 – JUL 23 CAREER Early in July there’s a need for give and take at work. Any agreement you make must be above-board, so you’ll need to stay alert. A win-win outcome is difficult, but if anyone can do it, it’ll be you. Success isn’t always measured in terms of material progress – a happy work environment counts for a lot. The 22nd is the start of a stint of intense activity. Emotional energy is all around you – decide to make it work for you. RELATIONSHIPS Is something missing in your love life? Is it time for a different way of doing things – or even for someone new? They’re questions that won’t go away. The Cancer New Moon on the 2nd will provide you with the…

THE NITTY GRITTY

I never thought I’d have to deal with nits again, but there they were. Amazing how one small person with head lice makes the whole household itchy. Between surreptitious scratches, I was remarkably composed. Remarkable, in that I only seem to have two moods at the moment: annoyed, and incandescent rage (making being put on hold by telecos interesting), so perfectly calm felt like an out-of-body experience. “What they need is a sheep dip at the school – just run all the kids through at once,” said Sonia from the desk next door. Every mother in my office had been there, more than once. This was the younger man’s first time in Nit City, though, and after the ordeal of shampooing the reluctant, his face fell when I told him…

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A COUCHED OPINION

There are many phony things in the world (baby carrots, reality TV, the concept of flushing out toxins, fake news) but the most bogus are the fake people who talk about being ‘authentic’. Don’t believe anyone who is peddling ‘keeping it real’ and also making money out of it. (Yeah, those packets of ‘baby’ carrots are cut out of big carrots. I know!) I should perhaps add I am writing this in my XXL sweatpants, having spent the day without moving from the couch while watching TV and eating cold pizza. I’m not making that up. I have chin hairs and dead houseplants, and I never got round to teaching my son how to ride a bike. Soooo. I am certainly not in any position to tell you how to…

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THE NEXT GUIDE TO July

WATCH This looks set to be a big hakuna matata at the box office: the 1994 Disney classic The Lion King has been remade into a motion capture movie starring the voice talents of Donald Glover, Beyoncé, Seth Rogen and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Out July 17. The New Zealand International Film Festival is worth venturing out into the cold in Auckland from July 18 and Wellington from July 26. Advance buzz includes the Sundance sensation Monos. LISTEN Get ready to laugh, cry and recalibrate your feelings by tuning in to producer and host Nora McInerney’s podcast Terrible, Thanks for Asking. Taking the polite greeting “How are you?” Nora gives frank, and sometimes funny, insights into some of the most awful things people have had to live through. COOK Coming home to…

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