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Michelin star chef shows how to make the most delicious brussels by ‘shoving them in the air fryer' making Xmas a doddle | The Sun

mediabest — Thu, 21 Dec 2023 14:52:27 +0000

A FOOD fan has shared how to make the most delicious Brussels sprouts, with barely any faff involved.

So if you want a smooth-sailing December 25th, but with the tastiest food ever, you’ll need to check this out.

And even if you’re not a fan of sprouts, ‘Michelin-trained chef turned potato queen’ Poppy O’Toole, claimed that these will convince anyone that sprouts are superior.

Sharing her simple recipe on social media, Poppy claimed that all you need to do is ‘shove’ your ingredients into the air fryer, for this ultimate festive side dish.

In a clip captioned ‘The easiest way to get delicious sprouts’, Poppy explained: “These are possibly the best sprouts you will ever try.

“And they're all made in the air fryer, not one other step – you just throw it all in.

Aldi is selling a dupe of La Prairie wrinkle reducing face serum for over £600 cheaper | The Sun

mediabest — Thu, 21 Dec 2023 14:51:11 +0000

SHOPPERS are running to Aldi to grab their latest round of beauty dupes, including a dupe of La Prairie's skin caviar for over £600 cheaper.

TikTok user @heyitshels highlighted the dupes via a video posted to her account, where she often posts bargain finds.

Sharing a clip of herself picking up the Aldi dupe, the she said: "La Prairie has the most ridiculous prices for skincare. Their serum is over £600 and in here, it's only £8."

La Prairie's skin caviar, which is currently on the website for £625 is made out of actual caviar (fish eggs) and promises to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

The description on the website adds that the product provides an 'immediate lifting sensation' and 'enhances the appearance of firmness and elasticity.

The Aldi dupe is called Lacura Caviar Gold Serum and is priced at just £8.49.

I spend more on my looks per month than I pay for rent – trolls say it’s ‘sad’ but I'm a 12 out of 10 so it’s worth it | The Sun

mediabest — Thu, 21 Dec 2023 14:36:35 +0000

WE all want to look our best, but how much would you be willing to spend on looking good?

One influencer has revealed how much her extreme beauty regime costs – with the blonde bombshell spending more than most people pay in rent!

Whilst you might want to feel like a million buck, it might actually cost that much to look your best as beauty treatments can soon rack up.

Beyonce once sang that ‘pretty hurts’ we just didn’t realise she meant our wallets, as the average woman spent over £135 on haircuts in 2020 – according to YouGov.

Even if you don’t spend all your time in the salon, the odd manicure, waxing appointments or even a cheeky pedicure before going on holiday means you can easily spend hundreds of pounds on beauty.

Influencer Blair Walnuts, however, has revealed that her beauty bill is even higher though, in an eye opening video on Tiktok.

I was left nearly blind after eyebrow botch job – Xmas was ruined, it felt like my face was cooking | The Sun

mediabest — Tue, 19 Dec 2023 18:10:08 +0000

LOOKING in the mirror Megan Francis was horrified by what stared back at her.

The mum-of-two, 24, from Telford, Shropshire, had treated herself to an eyebrow procedure as an early Christmas gift.

She had been busy caring for her two young daughters with birthday and Christmas preparations so her and mum Angelina, went out to finish their Christmas shopping on December 14.

Both had their eyebrows tinted and threaded from a popular high street store as a pre-Christmas present – something they'd had before.

Megan says: “My youngest daughter, Gracie, had turned one on December 6 and so I’d had a birthday party to organise. I was also mum to Laila, now four.

“So, like all busy mums with little ones, I’d not had much time for Christmas shopping. And certainly, no time for beauty treatments.

Christmas day out

I’d seen a lovely baby doll advertised on TV which I knew Laila would love. And I wanted to get some aftershave for my husband, Brett, too.

“I was really looking forward to getting my eyebrows done, in time for Christmas and New Year parties. I’d had the procedure done before, so I knew pretty much what to expect, though this time it did seem to be over with very quickly.”

After Megan got home, her eyebrows began tingling and burning.

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She says: “My mum said hers were a bit tingly too, so I ignored it. But as the days passed, they got worse and worse. My forehead was really hot, and my eyebrows were swollen. The pain kept me awake and I felt as though I had thousands of tiny needles stabbing at my eyebrows.

“I tried different gels and creams and lay with a wet cloth on my face, but nothing helped.”

Swollen face

Four days later, Megan’s face was so swollen that she was unable to see and was rushed to the Princess Royal Hospital in Telford, Shropshire.

Megan says: “It felt like my face was cooking. It was so painful and so scary. I had no idea what was happening to me. We called a doctor, and he advised Brett that I needed to go straight to hospital.

“By now it was December 18, just a week to Christmas 2021, and I had so many plans with my daughters. But I knew my health was more important.”

Doctors confirmed she’d suffered an extreme allergic reaction, and she was admitted to hospital for treatment.

Megan says: “It was so frightening when it started to affect my vision – I was worried I might go blind. My face just kept on swelling. I never expected to have such an extreme reaction to such a common beauty treatment.

“I felt awful for my daughters too. I had booked breakfast with Santa with them later that day and I had to miss it. We were supposed to be dressing up in our Christmas outfits and going to meet Santa and his elves, over croissants and hot chocolates. Laila had been so excited about it, crossing the days off on the calendar.

“We missed our trip to the grotto. I tried to persuade them to go without me, but they didn’t want to. Our Christmas was completely ruined.”

Our Christmas was completely ruined

Megan was given strong antibiotics and creams before being able to return home and recover.

She says: “Christmas morning came, and I did my best to join in and celebrate with the girls. But every time I smiled, the pain shot through my face.

“Over New Year, we had arranged to see friends, but I cancelled those plans too.

“It felt worse that this was completely avoidable. It wasn’t as if I had an illness. If only I hadn’t booked my eyebrow treatment, our Christmas would have been completely different.

“It took almost a month for my face to go back to normal. All through January 2022, I hid myself away. And even then, when I began going out with the children, I felt so self-conscious. It felt as though everyone was staring at my eyebrows.”

Horror reaction

She says: “I just want to warn people that this can happen. I got my eyebrows done to make my Christmas special – but it was ruined.

I had no clue what I’d wear for Christmas as a fat girl, but be prepared to get sick of my sparkly corset, I’m obsessed | The Sun

mediabest — Tue, 19 Dec 2023 17:58:43 +0000

FINDING flattering and festive outfits as a plus-size person can be challenging.

One brand has shared its latest look, a sparkly corset that's perfect for Christmas Day.

In her video, Emma (@hausdahlia) modeled the item from her brand Haus Dahlia.

The fashion expert admitted that her curves left her feeling at a loss when picking a holiday look.

The TikToker explained that she often thought: "What the hell is this fat girl going to wear this Christmas season?"

"Maybe this sparkly corset?" she said as she modeled the silver top.

Emma showed her followers the $214 Aurora Corset, which featured a bow at the neckline.

She revealed that the look is "inspired by old Hollywood starlets, it is dripping in opulence and ready to shine this holiday season."

"Prepared to get sick of me and this corset because I'm obsessed," Emma told her audience.

She pointed out the versatility of the look, especially for anyone who is self-conscious of their shoulders or arms.

Inside £5 million Stacey Solomon's bargain Christmas – from DIY crackers to ‘the ugliest Christmas tree of all time’ | The Sun

mediabest — Sun, 17 Dec 2023 08:55:38 +0000

MUM-OF-FIVE and telly fav Stacey Solomon sure knows how to mark an occasion in style – and of course, December is no different.

But despite her staggering £5 million net worth, the Tap To Tidy icon ups the ante when it comes to the festive season, transforming her home into a winter wonderland for her family, all whilst on a budget.

As with everyone, Stacey, 34, has traditions that she goes back to each year – and this year, the crafty mum has continued to prove herself as the Queen of DIY, with her epic homemade festivities.

From DIY crackers to homemade nutcrackers, not only has Stacey shown off her arty side, but she’s also proudly debuted ‘the ugliest Christmas tree of all time’ too – proving that this year, the decorations are all about keeping the kids happy.

The Loose Women panellist has created a cosy Christmas for her family of "pickles" with an eye-catching door display, and of course, has made sure to make time for a few festive days out too.

‘The ugliest Christmas tree of all time’

There’s no doubt about it – Stacey goes all out when it comes to her Christmas tree, changing the theme each year to update the look.

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As her youngsters looked in awe at the tree, Stacey wrote: “My Childhood Christmas Tree which will now be their childhood Christmas tree.

“Honestly I don’t mind one bit if everyone thinks this is the ugliest Christmas tree of all time.

“I feel like I’ve gone back in time & my 90s Christmas childhood threw up on our tree.

“But seeing how much the pickles LOVE it has warmed my whole heart.

“My mum brought round her old Xmas lights a while ago & instantly I got the warmest, happiest feeling of Christmas as a kid.

“I love a good colour scheme & a posh looking tree but as soon as I saw our childhood Xmas lights I couldn’t wait to bring my childhood memories of Christmas back to life on our tree this year.

“I’m not joking since I finished decorating it, they all pull pillows up to it & just stare at it. They’re mesmerised.

“Did anyone else have a tree like this? Tiny foil crackers, foil flower lights, chocolate presents? Random wooden ornaments.

“Happy Christmas 2023 everyone. Hope this makes you smile as much as it has us.

“P.S I don’t know how that train around the tree is defying gravity like that. It’s giving “mum definitely put that on wrong”.”

OTT door display

Not only has Stacey decorated the inside of her home, but of course, she’s gone all out outside too.

Recently, Stacey melted fans' hearts after posing for her annual Christmas photo with her family outside Pickle Cottage.

The mum-of-five has once again given her gorgeous home a huge festive glow up and gathered her hubby and their brood for a new doorway picture.

Complete with red baubles, leaves, a Christmas wreath and stars, Stacey showed off her Nutcracker-themed entrance after creating her own giant props for the festive scene.

Stacey's eldest son Zachary, 16, towered over his mum while 11-year-old Leighton wasn't far behind.

Hubby Joe Swash, meanwhile, was crouched on the floor with their three young children in the new picture – son Rex, four and daughters Rose, two, and seven-month-old Belle.

DIY decorations – Nutcrackers, crackers, and bells

If you noticed the giant nutcracker outside Stacey’s home, you might be stunned to know that she actually made the life-size Christmas decoration herself from scratch.

Stacey explained how every time she saw a giant nutcracker in the shops, it always came with an extortionate price tag.

Deciding to take matters into her own hands, she made her very own using bargain buys, which included three buckets, some guttering and pipe insulation.

In a clip posted to Instagram, the mum-of-five shared the journey from beginning to end – and it's no surprise that she's "proud" of the final results.

Alongside the video, she penned: "I made a giant nutcracker, it’s taller than me & Joe & almost hits the ceiling.

"I actually love him – we’ve named him Neil! He’s made out of 3 buckets, some guttering & some pipe insulation – and he was SUPER easy."

She went on to say that every time she sees a giant nutcracker "it's hundreds of pounds or it looks sooo complicated."

"So I hope this inspires anyone who wants to make one to grab a bucket and go for it," she continued.

But it’s not just a nutcracker that Stacey has made – she also crafted her own DIY crackers too.

Rather than buying crackers brand new, the DIY whizz has made her own this year, as she proudly showed them off online and wrote: “So Proud Of These DIY Crackers. What do you think?

“They’re super easy & it was so much fun choosing the surprises! I’ve put a car in for Rex, a dummy for Belle, some lipgloss for Rose.

“Honestly so much better than a plastic thimble or a random golf tee.

“I’ve used an old wallpaper roll but you can use thin card or thick wrapping paper.

“And the bits inside you can grab from around the house.

“In the adult ones I’ll use sample perfumes & aftershaves I’ve collected from my Xmas shopping (always ask for samples).

“But I just love that they’re all personalised, with personal gifts & no one else will have these crackers.”

And if that wasn’t enough, Stacey also made her own giant Christmas bells too.

She turned two old space hoppers into giant gold bells to be included in her front door display – but not everyone was impressed.

Using gold spray paint she covered the Spider-Man toy and drew on the holes and lines, adding a red bow for a final touch.

Sharing a video of her creation, she wrote: "DIY Giant Christmas Bells for the Christmas door. So I carried on making bits for the front door today. Last year I made some giant baubles from the kids toy balls and I LOVED THEM."

However, despite Stacey's excitement, not everyone appreciated her creative genius.

"I've woken up this morning to a lot of you messaging me saying 'Stace, your Christmas bells are s*** I'm laughing because I thought they were really good, and I was like 'yeah, smashed it again, made some amazing Christmas bells'" she said on her story.

"And you lot are like 'what is that Stacey, it's s***'. It's really tickled me", the TV star laughed.

"Look, I think this is really a good lesson to learn. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, clearly, one. And two, not every craft is a winner. Not every craft looks amazing at the end of it."

"And loads of you say to me, 'Stace if I made that it would look rubbish, why do you make everything look so nice?'"

"Well, I don't, clearly! Sometimes people love them and they work, and sometimes they don't!" she laughed.

"I still stand by that when they are amongst all the other Christmas stuff at the front door, they'll look good and they'll make sense,"

"But to be honest I thought they looked good anyway so I'm obviously a bit delusional."

Fun-filled family days out

When Stacey isn’t busy crafting, she made sure to squeeze in a few days out with her little ones.

Just days ago, the star took her youngest, Belle, to meet Santa at Lapland for the first time.

The busy mum shared a selection of gorgeous snaps of the magical moment on Instagram, as she penned: “When Belle met Santa.

"I actually feel so emotional that this time last year I was pregnant with Belle & now she’s here & it’s her first Christmas & by the time it’s over she will be 1 already. Time is a thief.

“I’ve actually never had a child who loved meeting Santa like Belle did today. And she’s the 5th.

Hairdresser shows 'worst case of matting' they’ve ever seen & people are stunned they got it tangle-free with NO cutting | The Sun

mediabest — Wed, 13 Dec 2023 11:48:44 +0000

A HAIRDRESSER has left people stunned after revealing the worst case of matting she'd ever seen.

Leda Fazal is a hair stylist and salon owner, and explained that the woman had travelled to her North Carolina salon to get the matting looked at.

"This might have been the hardest dematting we've ever done," Leda began the video on her Instagram page.

"This was about two years old, this mat, so we had to really pick at it slowly."

She added that while they used a lot of products, including detanglers and special brushes, it was actually down to the "patience" of her team that they got the matting undone.

"This did take 10 hours, there was four stylists," she said.

Savvy shopper shares how to nab huge tub of Quality Street chocolates from Asda for just £2 | The Sun

mediabest — Sun, 10 Dec 2023 11:48:48 +0000

THE price tag might say £4, even £5 a tub, but one savvy shopper has revealed how she paid just two quid for a share tub of Quality Streets.

It’s not Christmas without someone cracking out a tub or two of chocolates and Asda is the latest supermarket to offer customers them at a cut price.

Taking to the Facebook group, Extreme Couponing and Bargaining UK, Carla Ambrico shared an image of two Quality Street tubs she ahd bought from Tesco.

She told the other group members how she paid £3.85 for the each with her Clubcard.

But everyone was quick to jump into the comments and reveal how they only paid £2 by going to Asda.

Sarah Lola revealed: “£2 Cashback at Asda making them £2.50.”

I'm a gypsy – the crazy superstitions we believe in from never washing blankets in May to 'sitting up' after a death | The Sun

mediabest — Sat, 09 Dec 2023 12:14:12 +0000

FROM not putting new shoes on the table to avoiding walking under a ladder, many of us have got superstitions that we believe in.

But one gypsy woman has revealed the little-known superstitions her family, friends and others in the traveller community follow – from never washing a blanket in May, to burning wagons when someone dies.

We spoke to Chantelle Devonshire, a 22-year-old gypsy wife from Cambridge, to find out the traditions that many travellers believe in.

Chantelle revealed the superstitions that many in her family obey – from never buying an outside brush in May, to ‘sitting up’ when someone dies, as well as the concept of luck money.

Chantelle told Fabulous: “Different travellers up and down the country have different beliefs.

“A lot of people think that we’re old-fashioned and don’t keep up with the times.

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“That’s a real old one, even my granny remembered her mum talking about it.

“My granny was telling me a story about a man who bought a brush in May. A few months went past and the man came back and said that his son died and two other of his family members died.

“One time, my granny saw me washing a blanket in May and she was going on at me saying ‘you shouldn’t be doing that, you’re going to wash one of your family members away, just get another [blanket].’”

PAY RESPECTS: Wear black and 'sit up'

Not only this, but Chantelle explained that when someone in the traveller community dies, there are traditions that gypsies will follow.

She claimed that many will wear black for months and people will ‘sit up’ soon after the death.

She explained: “Travellers will dress in black for months out of respect when a close family member dies.

“My granny dressed in black for over a year when her mum died and she dressed in black for half a year when her granny died.

“It is out of respect, you’re showing respect to the dead.

“We all ‘sit up’ when someone dies. It’s to show your respect to the person that died and to their loved ones.

“I’ve been to places where we sat up and I didn’t really know the person that died but I went to show my respect to their family members I did know, and that’s how travellers are.

“When someone dies, you can expect quite a few people at their place.

“You will go to their place, the men will be outside round the fire, they normally put a marquee up and women will go in there and sit up.

“Some travellers sit up for weeks, some only sit up for a few days, it just depends how long they want to do that for.

“It’s basically where you sit and talk about the person who died. It’s all about showing respect.”

BURN IT: When an elderly traveller dies

Not only will travellers ‘sit up’ after a gypsy’s death, but if a traveller who lived in a wagon died, many will burn their wagons following their death.

Chantelle continued: “When some elderly travellers die, the family will take everything out of the trailer and they will burn the trailer.

“The reason is they say that they don’t want anyone going to live in that home.

“It’s out of respect – they wouldn’t want someone else living in their trailer.”

GET LUCKY: Touch wood and money tradition

Chantelle explained that many travellers believe in a variety of superstitions, which they hope will give them good luck.

Not only do they touch wood, but they also believe in a concept called ‘luck money’ too.

She claimed: “Travellers believe magpies are bad luck. They also believe in touching wood.

“If you talk to a traveller, many of them will say ‘touch wood that doesn’t happen’. They think that if they touch wood they will have good luck.

“Another traveller belief is luck money. My husband does this and nearly every traveller man I know does this.

“If a man is going to buy a dog or chalet or something, they will give them the money and then the person selling it will give them money back – luck money.

“It’s basically for them to have good luck with what they’ve just bought off of you.

“Even if they buy a chalet, I’ve seen people give £100 back.

“That’s a very common one, a lot of men do that.”

DON’T SAY IT: Banned words

While all travellers are different, Chantelle explained that there are certain words that many travellers would never say.

She added: “There’s certain words travellers don’t say.

“My husband won’t say ‘ferret’.

“Lots of travellers won’t say ‘devil’, they’ll say ‘the muller’ instead.”

LISTEN UP: 'God bless' and 'on oath'

While there’s certain words many travellers avoid saying, there’s also sayings that a lot of them will use.

Chantelle revealed: “A lot of travellers will say ‘god bless’.

“If I saw an old woman in the shop, I would say ‘goodbye, god bless’.

“It’s a sign of respect, and is done to wish that person well.

“Travellers will make oaths too.

“If they say something and you don’t believe what they are saying, they will say ‘on my mother’s life’, or ‘I make oath on my granny’s life’, or ‘I won’t do it, I will make oath’ – that’s to prove you’re not lying.

Fashion expert shares formula for the perfect Christmas outfit

mediabest — Sat, 09 Dec 2023 07:17:51 +0000

Whether it’s for Christmas day itself or another festive occasion – think parties, work do’s or evening plans, finding the perfect seasonal outfit can be a headache.

That said, one fashion expert has made it easier than ever to put together an affordable and flattering look with her expertise.

Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Susie Nelson, founder of Modes & More Vintage said: “Christmas is a time for people of all ages to dress up, even if for the rest of the year they prefer to wear muted colours.

“The most important thing to look for in a Christmas party or Christmas day outfit is comfort, plus something you feel happy wearing.”

She noted that with just “a bit of thought and imagination”, nearly all outfits can be “partied up” with the rich approach.

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She suggested: “Keep a classic or conventional lower half, such as black velvet or possibly leather trousers, and team it with a colourful top. This could be in Christmas classics – red or green, or sequins and sparkles which are all safe options

“There is a lot of metallic around with silver trousers, gold skirts and similar items dominating clothing racks. But velvet is a seasonal favourite, and this year is found in a wide range of colours and clothes.”

When it comes to finding something that flatters your features, it’s important to pay attention to things like your eyes, skin tone and hair colour.

Susie claimed: “Some beauty editors state that if you have a warm skin tone you’ll look great in red, coral and amber. If you have a cool skin tone, they suggest finding reds that are closer to maroon or rose. If your skin has a neutral undertone choose bluer shades or a bright true red instead.

“A simpler solution may be to take a photo of yourself wearing various shades/tones of green and /or red and select the one you feel happiest in.”

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Most importantly, Susie’s approach to festive fashion means there’s no need to compromise on feeling confident while trying out some bolder looks.

She explained that when it comes to sourcing your Christmas ensemble, the best place to look is not in shops or online, but a little closer to home.

The fashion expert said: “Most people have more outfits in their wardrobes and cupboards than they realize, it could be an old favourite or something borrowed from friends or family. With a bit of thought and imagination, nearly all outfits can be partied up with the addition of large earrings, sparkly shoes or belt, red lips etc.”

With this in mind, Susie noted that there is one foolproof formula that people can use to craft a flattering look regardless of the specifics.

Of course, for those who prefer a plain outfit, there are plenty of seasonal accessories that can level up even the most basic looks.

The Modes & More Vintage founder unveiled her own festive “toolkit”, which she claimed “can easily transform a desk to drinks outfit”.

Susie explained: “Large earrings, red lipstick, eyeliner, a sparkly or colourful top, or sparkly shoes, belt, or bag should get you in the festive mood. Velvet hair bows and sparkly hairbands can also help. That said, plaid or tartan is an alternative for those not keen on the sequin route.

“When finding these items, the first stop should be your wardrobe, and if you find nothing there, try friends and family. All clothes, sustainable or not should be wearable, and nothing should fall apart after one wear.

“There are a lot of claims by fashion brands regarding sustainability, and it should be noted that just because something is expensive and claims to be sustainable it may be no more sustainable than a much cheaper alternative. One option is to hire a dress or outfit. This is a growing market, and companies such as Hurr have tied up with stores including Selfridges to offer a wide range of rental options.”

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