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Aussie-founded hydration brand Phizz to hit local shelves for first time

Phizz, an electrolyte tablet designed to add to water, is set to launch in Australia for the first time. The product was created by Australian entrepreneur Daniel Cray and co-founders, but first launched in the United Kingdom in 2015. A chance meeting between Mr Cray and a Woolworths merchandising manager at a wedding in 2024 led to a deal with the supermarket. Selected Phizz products will be sold in stores and online from Monday.

Aussie-founded hydration brand Phizz to hit local shelves for first time
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How to Get All the Nutrients Your Body Needs. Every Day.

Ageing bodies need extra nutrients for bones, brain and energy, yet can absorb them less well. A lifestyle guide suggests eating fruit and vegetables of at least three colours at each meal, and adding protein to maintain muscle. It recommends calcium and vitamin D from dairy, salmon, sardines and leafy greens, along with regular sunshine. Staying hydrated and eating more fibre are also advised, as thirst signals weaken with age. The piece is written by Lifestyle Editor Demeter Stamell.

How to Get All the Nutrients Your Body Needs. Every Day.
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‘Dry or depleted’: Why your skin still needs hydration in summer, and the $38 moisturiser Aussies swear by

Despite summer's warmth, dermatologist Dr Shreya Andric warns that factors like air conditioning, travel and stress can still leave skin dry. She recommends consistent hydration to maintain a healthy complexion. The popular Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water Gel offers a lightweight, fast-absorbing solution with hyaluronic acid, providing 72-hour hydration and an 80% stronger moisture barrier after one use. At $38, it's an affordable daily option for those seeking plump, comfortable skin. This water gel has become Australia and New Zealand's top-selling face moisturiser.

‘Dry or depleted’: Why your skin still needs hydration in summer, and the $38 moisturiser Aussies swear by

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