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Now+ why are there so many different types of sunscreen?

Smear thick, thin, with a spray or a lotion: what should you pay attention to when buying and lubricating sun protection? Two experts provide an explanation. “The best cream is the cream that people like,” says dermatologist Marjolein Leenarts. “And that is very personal. Someone with dry skin may prefer a fatter cream. Conversely, a […]

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Now+ this is how you can talk to intrusive door sellers

Is the phone going during dinner? It is often a seller of, for example, a new energy contract. Stricter rules will apply for this from next year. Other regulations for door sellers are also considered. But how do you deal with them in the meantime? If you open the front door unsuspectingly after the bell

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Now+ lying we all do, how bad is that?

Concealing something, twisting the truth, or simply making something up: we all lie sometimes. But how bad is it to occasionally tell a white lie? You probably lie more often than you think. Maybe even without realizing it. Whether that’s bad depends entirely on the intention of the lie, according to Ronald Poppe, associate professor

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Now+ with this trick your WiFi network is better protected

A long password is generally the best password, but it quickly becomes annoying if you have to enter that string of characters on a new television or phone. These tips will help you avoid that. A good password consists of lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers, and, where possible, a few punctuation marks. Experts also advise

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Reader’s question How can you stay in a cheap fit?

The summer is starting, so you might be thinking: I need to exercise! Then you may have noticed that gym memberships have become more expensive again. Readers are wondering how to stay fit for less money. We have collected tips for you in the areas of sports and nutrition. “The easiest way to exercise cheaply

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Now+ why you have to eat at least two pieces of fruit a day

Do you really eat healthy if you have two pieces of fruit every day, or is that not the case? How bad is it if you don’t eat a banana and a kiwi every day? And can you compensate for that by eating more vegetables? The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends eating two pieces of fruit

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