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There are many electric trimmers out there that claim to offer a smooth 'all over' shave but the reality is, they can often prove painful when pointed towards the private parts. Philips Series 3000 Bodygroomer , on the other hand, has been designed purely with body hair removal in mind and as a result, manages to deliver a waterproof, snag-free shave in the most sensible place for such an activity... the shower. The secret lies in its clever yet wonderfully simple head that features a hypoallergenic foil and a row of hair trimmers, which first slice any long hair down to a manageable length for the foil to finish off. It's a fabulously smooth experience that means even the most sensitive areas can be tackled without worrying about itchy nicks or cuts. Philips Series 3000 Bodygroomer: Build and design The unit is small and lightweight, while its shapely design feels natural in the palm of the hand, even in the slippery surrounds of the shower. Included in this particula...

As a wellness beverage, apple cider vinegar has been buzzy topic for a while now—credited with everything from controlling blood-sugar levels to helping with weight loss and even helping you get a good night’s sleep. You can also apply it as a toner,  treat bug bites  with it—the list keeps growing. And the newest ACV use du jour? Taking a Bath in it. By adding the pantry staple into your bath water, you soak up the benefits—literally!—without any effort whatsoever. First thing’s first: Put your prized bath bombs away for safe keeping. Next, fill up the tub and add in 1 to 2 cups of ACV, then just relax for 30 minutes or so, according to Katie Wells, founder of Wellness Mama. Once tub time is over, rinse your body and hair with a quick shower. ACV baths can clear up skin conditions, soothe redness and inflammation (sunburns included), and get rid of pesky body odor . And if you feel like a new person afterward, that’s totally normal; it just means it worked its magic. Apple cider vi...