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Style
DOMESTIC goddess . . . it's a phrase that could have been coined for Chrissie Rucker. This mum-offour and founder of The White Company is positively evangelical about crisp linens, neatly stacked laundry cupboards and fluffy towels. Even piles of ironing, she says, can be turned into one of life's rewarding pleasures.
Tried & Tested: Australian Tea Tree Cream Leg Wax
THE phrase "no pain, no gain" was surely thought up by someone having their legs waxed. Anyone who regularly puts themselves through this ordeal will know it is not the most relaxing beauty treatment on the market.
Tv's Woman of Today Maureen Ellis Talks to Scotland Today's Shereen Nanjiani About Personal Style
IT'S the mark of a true professional to be able to stay calm when all around is chaos and Shereen Nanjiani does that every night. You'd never guess from the Scotland Today presenter's smiling, poised demeanour that she's listening to updates in her earpiece, thinking of the next link or preparing for a spot of banter with one of her co-hosts.