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Sleep Masks May Improve Rest, but Hygiene and Material Choice Matter, Specialists Say

“A sleep mask can support better sleep by blocking light, but experts say its benefits depend as much on cleanliness

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Beauty Industry Faces Mounting Pressure Over Packaging Waste as Consumers Shift Toward Refillable and Plastic-Free Personal Care

“A product you love and actually finish is infinitely better than five products you don’t,” sustainability author Anita Vandyke said,