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How to Build a Minimalist Beauty Routine Without Losing Effectiveness

  What Is a Minimalist Beauty Routine? A minimalist beauty routine is built around intention, quality, and consistency rather than quantity. Instead of layering multiple products with overlapping functions, you rely on a small set of essentials that address your skin’s real needs. Minimalism in beauty doesn’t mean neglecting your skin. It means: Understanding what your skin truly requires Removing unnecessary steps Choosing multi-functional products Being consistent rather than excessive The goal is effectiveness with simplicity. Why Less Can Actually Be More for Your Skin Using too many products can confuse and stress your skin barrier. Over-exfoliation, ingredient clashes, and frequent product switching often lead to breakouts, sensitivity, or dullness. A

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Modern work and study environments demand long hours at a desk, leaving many feeling stiff, sluggish, or drained by the day’s end. While digital productivity has its advantages, it also means most of us spend the majority of our time seated—especially if we work from home or pursue academic goals.

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How SDVs are driving in-cabin sensing evolution

As regulations tighten, auto makers are turning to in-cabin sensing and SDVs to drive innovation and new revenue streams, says IDTechEx With regulatory frameworks like the EU’s Advanced Driver Distraction Warning (ADDW) approaching enforcement, automotive OEMs are increasingly combining in-cabin sensing technologies with software-defined vehicle architectures. This trend, highlighted at CES 2025, represents a significant shift in the industry as OEMs use existing hardware – such as infrared and RGB cameras – to create new revenue opportunities and improve user experiences. IDTechEx has released a report, In-Cabin Sensing 2025-2035: Technologies, Opportunities, and Markets, which explores how this convergence shapes the future