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Tara Ledden
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Beauty Editor, Fabulous
London
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wellness bridal and travel.lifestyle
Nothing is ever out of bounds!
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Dyson's new Supersonic r dried my long hair in 5 minutes - but do you need a professional hairdryer at home?
By Tara Ledden Verified| Fabulous Verified I FIRST tried the Dyson Supersonic r hairdryer over a year ago - but at that time, it was only available for professional hairdressers in salons. I'd been invited to try the new tech - which initially launched in February 2024 - and left very impressed, and to be honest, equally as annoyed that I couldn't take the hairdryer home with me.
By Tara Ledden Verified| Fabulous Verified IF you’d told me a few years ago that I’d consider hair oil an essential in my routine, I’d have laughed. I’ve got fine hair that gets greasy quickly, so it was a huge no-no. But a new gen of oils has hit shelves with the ability to add shine without greasiness. I put three to the test . . . ARKIVE THE GOOD HABIT HAIR OIL, 50ml, £15, arkiveheadcare.com: This was the first oil that convinced me I could in fact use hair oils, so I’ve got a real soft spot for it.
Dyson's new Supersonic r dried my long hair in 5 minutes - but do you need a professional hairdryer at home?
By Tara Ledden Verified| Fabulous Verified I FIRST tried the Dyson Supersonic r hairdryer over a year ago - but at that time, it was only available for professional hairdressers in salons. I'd been invited to try the new tech - which initially launched in February 2024 - and left very impressed, and to be honest, equally as annoyed that I couldn't take the hairdryer home with me.
Company Info
Fabulous
Fabulous is a self-care coaching app focused on personal development and wellness. It operates in the digital health industry, utilizing a science-backed approach to help users build lasting healthy habits. The app was developed in Duke University’s Behavioral Economics Lab, led by behavioral economist Dan Ariely. This foundation allows Fabulous to guide users in creating meaningful daily rituals and stacking habits to achieve their goals. The app offers themed courses called "Journeys," which provide structured programs for users to develop new habits and transform small daily tasks into significant changes. Fabulous aims to help individuals discover their full potential by focusing on areas such as gratitude, purpose, rest, self-compassion, healthy nutrition, and exercise habits. The company is based in France and employs between 51 and 200 people, committed to using evidence-based research to create impactful products.
Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Founded: 2013