| The curious return of the bushy moustache |
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Hello and welcome back to Lessons in Lifestyle… The Oscars feel like many moons ago by now, but some Pedro Pascal fans are still reeling from his appearance at the Academy Awards – where he stepped out alarmingly clean-shaven and without his signature moustache. "Someone pick the shaved hairs [up from his sink] and glue it back again QUICK," one fan begged upon seeing his silky smooth appearance. "I can see regret all over his face," another claimed. They were mourning his lack of tache because Pascal's typical style – the full-throttle mouth-framer – has become the most adored masculine style symbol. Moustaches have been on the up for a while: the "dirtbag" tiny tache – sported by Jacob Elordi, Harry Styles and Timothée Chalamet – has been slowly coming back in recent years, particularly when paired with a mullet. And now Pascal and his peers, including Paul Mescal and a recently moustachioed Leonardo DiCaprio, are leading the charge for bringing back the full tache from a bygone era. This week, Lydia Spencer-Elliott explains why this symbol of masculinity has become so omnipresent in Hollywood. What to expect in today's newsletter: |
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Indeed, it's been a big week for male beauty culture on our lifestyle pages. Charlotte Cripps has uncovered the world of "Brotox" in this piece, and asks why male celebrities are all starting to look the same: more angular and chiselled, with more volume in the mid-face area and plump lips. Cripps writes that there is a new standard of male beauty, thanks to the so-called manosphere – and the "looksmaxxing" trend that entails maximising one's own physical attractiveness through usually aggressive and invasive surgeries. Read more here. Until next time! |
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The rise of 'Brotox': men now face the same pressure that's dogged women for decades |
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Male beauty standards have become as unrealistic as they are for women. With actors such as Barry Keoghan and Ryan Gosling showcasing fuller faces, Charlotte Cripps suggests that, rather than reach for the filler to quell their insecurities, men need to do some inner work More talking points: |
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The unexpected but simple ways to reduce low back pain, according to a top sports therapist
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| Well Enough with Harry Bullmore | Sunday |
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Nutritionist Rhiannon Lambert joins Emilie to expose the fibre gap, reveal why Parliament is finally paying attention, and explain how protein hype has distracted us from a genuine public health crisis. |
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Nutritionist Rhiannon Lambert joins Emilie to expose the fibre gap, reveal why Parliament is finally paying attention, and explain how protein hype has distracted us from a genuine public health crisis. |
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Meet the mum of three who makes five meals a week for £25 |
As soaring oil and gas prices mean that food prices are set to rise even higher, Ashleigh Mogford, the creator of the viral 'five meals for £25' series reveals her secrets to keeping costs down. It's about mindset as much as maths More food and drink: |
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What do you think of the return of the bushy moustache? |
Leonardo DiCaprio, Pedro Pascal and Paul Mescal are among some of the heartthrobs known for rocking the bushy moustache – the latest masculine fashion accessory that's made a comeback in Hollywood. But the question is, what do you make of the trend? Vote in our poll and share your views in the comments here. |
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Last week, we asked whether small plates should be banned, following our piece on how the dining trend is falling out of favour. It seems half of you just want a proper-sized meal, while 29 per cent were firmly in favour of keeping small plates. The rest? You're happy either way! |
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| The Independent has partnered with Intrepid Travel to put together a trip that takes you from Marrakech to the Atlas Mountains and the Agafay Desert. Find out more. |
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Best supermarket rosés perfect for sunny spring days
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| The £21 moisturiser that rivals Augustinus Bader's rich cream |
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