John, auteur/autrice sur World Day

Nutritionist: I found 9 toxic chemicals hiding in Australia’s beloved fairy bread (your child eats them weekly)

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 22H06

Fairy Bread might look cheerful with its rainbow-colored sprinkles, but this Australian party staple hides a concerning nutritional profile. This simple combination of white bread, butter, and sugary sprinkles has become a cultural icon at children’s birthday parties, yet represents a perfect storm of refined carbohydrates, saturated fat, and artificial additives. The Deceptive Simplicity of … Lire plus

This side-fringe shag adds 30% more volume for women over 50 (stylists reveal why)

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 21H04

Fall is the perfect time for a hair refresh, and the Side-Fringe Shag is emerging as the must-have style for women over 50 this season. As the autumn leaves change, why not transform your look with this modern twist on a classic cut that combines sophistication with effortless style? Why the side-fringe shag works magic … Lire plus

I discovered this Croatian island during a ferry delay – it’s Europe’s only zero light pollution paradise

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 20H05

Sometimes the best discoveries happen when you’re not looking for them. I was stuck on a Split ferry terminal bench, watching my planned connection to Korčula disappear into the distance, when a weathered Croatian captain approached with an offer that changed everything. “Lastovo?” he asked, pointing to a smaller vessel. “Best stargazing in Europe, nobody … Lire plus

This tiny French village perches 400 meters above Europe’s most spectacular canyon (locals call it “the eagle’s nest”)

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 16H05

Perched atop a dramatic rocky spur overlooking the famed Verdon Gorge, Rougon captivates visitors with its medieval charm and breathtaking panoramas. This tiny village of just 120 residents offers one of France’s most spectacular natural settings while remaining delightfully under the radar for most international travelers. A natural balcony above “France’s Grand Canyon” Rougon’s greatest … Lire plus

The only island where overwater bungalows were born – 10,000 Polynesians still perfect paradise

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 11H05

Picture standing on the edge of paradise, where crystal waters meet volcanic peaks in perfect harmony. Bora Bora isn’t just another tropical destination—it’s the birthplace of luxury overwater living, where three visionary Americans changed tropical travel forever in 1967. While the world rushes to copycat destinations, this 30.55 km² volcanic island remains the authentic source … Lire plus

This tiny Indonesian island has Maldives waters + active volcano – locals call it the Pearl of Lesser Sunda

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 08H05

Locals in West Nusa Tenggara know a secret that most travelers overlook. While millions chase Instagram shots in overcrowded Bali, this 4,738-square-kilometer paradise sits quietly just 25 kilometers east, offering everything Bali promises but can no longer deliver. The Sasak people call it the Pearl of the Lesser Sunda Islands, and after exploring its pristine … Lire plus

I applied cold-pressed aloe for 3 days after my fall sunburn… (what my skin revealed about autumn UV damage)

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 06H20

Fall may be here, but the sun’s rays can still pack a punch, especially with recent climate shifts extending summer temperatures well into September. If you’ve caught a sunburn during your autumn outdoor adventures, cold-pressed aloe vera gel might be your skin’s best friend. Let’s explore why this natural remedy remains a top choice for … Lire plus

The Colombian beach locals don’t want tourists to discover

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 04H05

When I first heard whispers about Playa Blanca in Cartagena’s backpacker hostels, the locals’ faces darkened. “Please don’t go there,” one fisherman told me quietly. “It’s dying because of people like you.” His words stung, but they opened my eyes to a harsh reality. This isn’t just another Caribbean paradise story – it’s about a … Lire plus

The 5 neutral colors that made my aging skin look 7 years younger (what makeup artists never tell you)

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 02H35

As we enter the crisp, golden days of fall 2025, many of us are reassessing our wardrobes and makeup palettes. For those with mature skin, finding colors that consistently flatter can be a game-changer, especially as seasonal wardrobe transitions begin. Neutral colors offer timeless versatility, but which ones truly complement aging skin without highlighting fine … Lire plus

This medieval French town sits on a granite cliff (800-year-old market still thrives where tourists rarely visit)

by John Published on 21/09/2025 at 00H05

Hidden among rolling hills in the Burgundy region of France, Avallon stands as a medieval marvel that time forgot. This captivating town of just 6,600 residents offers an authentic glimpse into French history without the tourist crowds that plague more famous destinations. Perched dramatically on a granite promontory above the Cousin River valley, Avallon combines … Lire plus