Hello again! How's your weekend shaping up so far? We're all over our new favourite pose, which has left us feeling ready for anything. Scroll down to try it for yourself. If you're planning on hitting the dance floor later, you'll love our natural blister-busting hack. We guarantee you, it's not what you think... 😉 read on to find out more. Plus, check out our natural beauty hacks, and while you're here, don't forget to check in with Patsy Kensit, who shares her wisdom on the menopause. Happy weekend! ✨ Release tension like a goddess... Utkata Konasana (aka Goddess pose) translates to ‘fierce angle pose’. It’s great for releasing tension in the hips while strengthening the inner thighs and buttocks.
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