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Dental implants aren't covered by the NHS in the UK except in rare medical cases. Learn the real rules, alternatives, and how to afford implants without falling for scams.

Vaseline is not cruelty-free because it's sold in countries that require animal testing. Learn why it fails ethical standards and what better alternatives exist for your skincare routine.

Starting a beauty subscription box costs $20,000-$25,000 upfront. Learn exact costs for products, packaging, shipping, software, and marketing in 2025-and how to turn a profit after 8-12 months.

At 75, a facelift isn't about looking young-it's about feeling like yourself. Health matters more than age. Learn what's possible, realistic outcomes, recovery, and alternatives for older adults considering facial surgery.

The 5 C's of mental health-Competence, Connection, Character, Contribution, and Control-are simple, science-backed habits that help you stay steady during tough times. No therapy required.

Open heart surgery is known as the mother of all surgeries - life-saving, complex, and expensive. Learn the real cost in New Zealand, what private insurance covers, and whether you can avoid it with lifestyle changes.

Fenty Beauty does not test on animals and is certified cruelty-free by PETA and Leaping Bunny. They refuse to sell in China to avoid animal testing. Not all products are vegan, but they clearly label which ones aren't.

Find out which free medical advice websites actually work in 2025. Learn how to get reliable online doctor consultation without paying, and avoid dangerous scams. Trusted options for New Zealand and beyond.

Discover which facial treatments actually work in 2025, their real prices in Auckland, and how to pick the right one for your skin type-without wasting money on gimmicks.

The most expensive beauty service in 2025 costs up to $110,000 and involves cellular rejuvenation, microbiome transplants, and gene-targeted therapies. It’s not just a facial-it’s a full-body biological reset.

There's no single best skincare brand-only the best one for your skin type and concerns. Learn which professional brands actually work, what ingredients to look for, and how to build a routine that delivers real results.

Yes, you can pay monthly for private healthcare in the UK. Plans start from £35/month and cover consultations, scans, and surgery. Find out how it works, who it's for, and how to choose the right plan.