Naturally beautiful: 5 tips for radiant eyesConcealer, powder, CC cream, highlighter - we smear, cream, style, modify, optimize - yet we are naturally at our most beautiful. Read on to find out how to achieve a radiant eye area easily and witho...
Make your own fruit leather: Healthy snacking with mango roll-upsThe word fruit leather may not immediately make your mouth water. However, this fruity snack is not only healthy but also delicious. The English term "roll ups" sounds much more appetizing. We show yo...
Waffles without eggs: it's that easyWaffles are a classic that simply always works. Whether sweet or savory - waffles simply taste good to everyone. The typical ingredients that go into the waffle batter include eggs, usually. This deli...
Always with you: A look into the bag of Sarah Schütz (singer, actress, speaker)Sometimes the days are pretty turbulent - it's a good thing that Sarah Schütz always has the most important things in her backpack. The singer, actress and voice actress has told us which things she a...
Attention those with a sweet tooth: This toffee liqueur sweetens our winterEspecially in the cold season, those with a sweet tooth crawl out of their hiding places and hunt down everything that is sweet, sticky and forbiddenly tasty - because under thick layers of fabric, li...
Beautiful nails: the 5 best care tipsBreaking and splitting, cracks, discoloration or stains - everyday life puts a lot of strain on our fingernails. Anyone who works or cleans a lot with their hands is particularly familiar with these p...
Bye-bye tiredness: more energy in everyday lifeYawn! Are you always tired despite getting plenty of sleep, can hardly concentrate during the day and feel tired? Then these seven tips will help you to have more energy in everyday life.
Perfect bridging: Preparing meat with kitchen twineThe term bridging refers to the shaping of meat or fish with kitchen twine, roulade needles or wooden skewers for the cooking process. It is one of the most popular cooking techniques for poultry in p...
