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Only so many enterprises with as much potential to foster steadfast, die-hard clients as excellent beauty care products. Products for beauty are commonly found in bathroom cabinets all over the world; Every woman (and a lot of men, too!) can achieve the look of “I woke up like this,” or the avant-garde “makeup is art…
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1. Hanging clothes on the wall If you live in a studio apartment but are always looking for new clothes, this hanger is for you. Hide your clothing rack behind a photo frame, maybe one of your cute candids. Your “invisible-yet-spacious” coat rack emerges when you open it. When you plan to hang your favorite…
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When it comes to planning and building your dream home, there’s no room for mistakes. Depending on your vision, this is a project that requires hours of research and negotiation with various professionals in order to create the perfect space for you and your family. To make sure everything runs smoothly throughout all stages of…
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These days, renting an apartment can be an expensive undertaking from Harlem to Hawaii. A new report from real estate marketplace Zillow says it’s especially expensive for people of color. The latest Zillow Consumer Housing Trends Report found the typical Black, Hispanic and Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) renter all reported spending $50 per rental application. White…
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