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24 Tricks to Survive Hot Summer Nights (Without AC)
Trying to calculate how much the human body can physically sweat out before shriveling when you should be sleeping is one option. Actually sleeping is another. But when it's 9 million degrees and your AC is broken/uninstalled/nonexistent, getting to the point where you can sleep is hard. These tricks (which, by the way, range from normal to really freakin' weird) will get you there.
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The Best Free Yoga Videos for Beginners
Since Google exists and you are three seconds away from a "free yoga video" search at any given moment, finding one to follow along with is easy. But finding *good* yoga videos is harder. We did the work for ya and pulled out some videos that are long enough, tough enough, and helpful enough to resemble a studio class. Plus, instead of putting you out $25, these puppies are totally free.
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7 Healthier French Toast Recipes to Up Your Brunch Game
French toast sounds decadent (and looks decadent, and tastes decadent), but all that decadence doesn't HAVE to come at a price. These breakfasts are stuffed with berries, nut butters, yogurt, chocolate, and more, but they're not drowned in syrup or doused with powdered sugar, so they're actually pretty healthy.
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9 Makeup Products That Make It Look Like You're Not Wearing Any
When it's summer and you're hot and sweating pretty much 24/7, the last thing you want to do is smear heavy makeup on your face. Not a good look, not a good feel. These lightweight, sheer products are perfect for those sweat-covered days—they'll give you that slightly-more-done-up-than-normal look without feeling like a thick extra layer on your skin.
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Everything You Need to Know Before Your First Indoor Cycling Class
Indoor cycling classes are famously intense. It's true that they can make for a pretty good workout, but they can also make for a pretty overwhelming first experience. We're breaking down what you need to know about the bikes, the attire, the instructors, and the class itself so that when you make it to one for the first time, you're not totally lost.
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