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Elle
4 days ago
- Health
- Elle
A Derm's Guide to Simplifying Your Skin-Care Routine Without Sacrificing Results
The more work you put into something, the better the outcome, right? Actually, it's not always so when it comes to your skin-care routine. While there's nothing wrong with using double digits' worth of products if you really want to, you can achieve results with much less time, effort, and counter real estate, according to Dr. Hadley King, a New York City-based board-certified dermatologist. It's all about identifying your main skin goals, and then choosing products with formulas that work harder for your needs. 'Skin minimalism doesn't mean that you're choosing just one ingredient to use, or a single skin concern to focus on,' Dr. King says. 'Well-formulated products smartly incorporate multiple ingredients in one—so you don't need to use 10 products to reap major benefits.' Here, the derm shares her top tips for building an efficient, results-driven routine, as well as why Rodan + Fields is her recommended brand to do it with. Take the guesswork out of the equation. Dr. King is a fan of Rodan + Fields because the female-founded brand offers dermatologist-developed regimens created for different skin concerns, each with three to four complete steps. 'So much thought has been put into the ingredient combinations in each formula, and the products are engineered to work together,' she says. The options include Redefine, an anti-aging system that lifts, firms, and visibly minimizes the appearance of lines; Unblemish, which works to clear and prevent breakouts as well as to visibly minimize the look of pores and fine lines; and Reverse, designed to target discoloration and dark spots at every step. If you're struggling with where in your routine you can downsize, Dr. King suggests wiping the slate clean and going back to the essentials. 'The basics are always going to be a gentle cleanser, a moisturizer, and SPF that all support the skin barrier,' she says. This simple combination is key in addressing so many skin concerns, from dehydration and sensitivity to signs of aging and skin-cancer prevention. This step is where your skin's unique needs really take center stage. Once you've built a solid base, consider your most pressing concerns—acne, wrinkles, dullness—and then look for a treatment product with active ingredients that are proven to target them, such as a concentrated serum. To effectively tackle adult acne, for example, Dr. King recommends Rodan + Fields Unblemish Dual Intensive Acne Treatment, which you can purchase solo or as part of the Unblemish Regimen. 'As you get older, you need to be cautious to choose acne products your skin can tolerate,' she says, noting that harsh formulas that work on teen skin can be too irritating for adults. In addition to 2.5 percent benzoyl peroxide to clear and prevent blemishes, the multitasking Unblemish treatment also contains pomegranate and chamomile extracts to calm redness, and ceramides to condition, hydrate, and visibly plump. Or to target multiple signs of aging in one step, look for a serum with proven ingredients that firm, boost cell turnover, hydrate, and defend against the environmental aggressors that cause these concerns—like Rodan + Fields Total RF Serum. It features the brand's patented RF TriEnergy Complex, which revitalizes compromised skin cells for a more youthful appearance, and also works to address uneven tone and texture, dullness, dry skin, and enlarged pores.
IOL News
12-05-2025
- Business
- IOL News
Redefine Properties reports modest dividend increase amid steady organic growth
Redefine Properties' 90 Grayston Drive, Johannesburg. Economic growth and political stability, along with clearer interest rate direction, will be key to unlocking rental growth in the office market, the REITS directors said. Image: Supplied Redefine Properties lifted its interim dividend per share 0.7% to 20.42 cents a share in the six months to February 28, even though its core operating segments delivered solid growth. Profitability for the JSE-listed REIT that owns retail, office, industrial, and specialised properties continued to improve across all regions, driven by better occupancy and tight cost management. The net operating profit margin rose to 76.9%, up from 76.5% in the comparable period, with South Africa at 79.1% and the EPP core portfolio in Poland, at 77.2%. EPP core occupancy reached a near-full 99.2%, while local occupancy also improved steadily, signaling resilience in the leasing market, despite rental pressures – particularly in the local office sector. Reflecting on the past five years for the group that owns Centurion Mall, Blue Route Mall, and Benmore Centre in South Africa, CEO Andrew König described it as 'a game of snakes and ladders,' shaped by successive global shocks, from COVID-19 to energy crises, warring conflicts, interest rate hikes, and more recently trade tensions. 'Despite this, Redefine continues to emerge stronger, reshaping itself to capitalise on the upside to thrive amid complexity,' said König. He said the half-year results reflected measurable improvement, an opportunity-led strategy, and a well-capitalised balance sheet that positioned the group to weather volatility and drive long-term value creation. Redefine's loan-to-value (LTV) improved to 41.2%, moving closer to the targeted 38-41% range. A key contributor was the ongoing simplification of the Polish joint ventures - a strategic priority aimed at lowering LTV, reducing equity risk, and alleviating high finance costs. 'Disposing of select joint venture interests will free up capital to reduce debt or reinvest into core assets, both of which support earnings and reduce equity risk,' said König. Chief financial officer Ntobeko Nyawo said Redefine successfully refinanced the majority of its R3.5 billion in maturing debt in the 2025 financial year, with only R500 million remaining. The liquidity position improved to R6bn from R4.8bn at August 31, 2024, with ample reserves to cover maturities through to 2026 - a strong buffer as trade-related tariff wars play out, he said. The retail sector showed a positive turnaround, recording the first positive lease renewal reversion in over three years at 0.4%, indicating improving tenant sentiment and the strength of dominant, well-located centres. The office portfolio remained challenging due to a national oversupply and constrained rental growth. However, nodes like Rosebank and parts of the Western Cape were seeing strong demand for P-grade space. 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Advertisement Next Stay Close ✕ Economic growth and political stability, along with clearer interest rate direction, will be key to unlocking rental growth in the office market, König said. Redefine increased its installed solar PV capacity by 20% during the period to 52 MWp, and a further 25% increase was planned - around 13.3 MW - over the next 6 to 12 months. Redefine's Polish logistics platform (ELI), co-owned with Madison, was progressing with a portfolio division and revised shareholders agreement that was expected to be finalised by June. Vacancy in this portfolio is projected to fall from 6.6% to 3.5% by June due to recent leasing activity. The self-storage platform in Poland was being advanced with 10 000 square metres under development and 38 000 square metres under consideration. Redefine reaffirmed its distributable income per share guidance of 50-53 cents (50 cents) for the full year and expects to maintain a dividend payout ratio within the 80-90% range. 'We are not chasing expansion for its own sake, Our goal is to enhance the quality and performance of our current portfolio, maintain liquidity, and continue creating long-term value for our stakeholders. The recent sale of Power Park Olsztyn in Poland, increased ownership in Pan Africa Mall from 51% to 68%, and the completion of its second expansion phase are all examples of how we are optimising our asset base,' said König. Visit:
Yahoo
11-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sarah Dodge Joins Redefine Entertainment As Manager
EXCLUSIVE: Sarah Dodge has joined Redefine Entertainment as a manager. She joins the company with over 12 years of experience at Industry Entertainment. Before her career in management, she served as a development executive at Dimension Films. A graduate of Emerson College, Dodge began her career at The William Morris Agency and HBO. More from Deadline Michael Botti Joins Redefine Entertainment As Partner Redefine Entertainment Promotes Lubna Hanna To Manager Hay Literary Festival: Jesse Armstrong Among Headliners Of Inaugural Cinema Lineup, Screening Programme Includes 'Dahomey', 'Priscilla' & 'The Worst Person In The World' Her clients joining her at Redefine include Charlott Ahlin, writer on AMC's upcoming untitled Jonathan Glatzer Silicon Valley series, Karni Arieli & Saul Freed, who directed and produced the film short Wild Summon, Sarah Carbiener, EP on Prime Video's Criminal, FOX's Krapopolis, Owen Dennis, creator of the series Infinity Train and Among Us, Meg Favreau, screenwriter of the The Twits, Ryan Finnerty (Smosh, Ghostmates), Jesse Gordon (DC League of Super-Pets, Space Jam: A New Legacy), Kari Granlund (Godmothered, Lady & the Tramp), Jenny Lynn, co-EP on FX's Mayans, M.C., ABC's The Rookie, Gustin Nash (Youth In Revolt, Charlie Bartlett), Angela Petrella (Neo Yokio, Stone Quackers), Laura Pollak, co-producer on the Paramount+ series Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, Fairfax), Erica Rosbe, co-EP on King of the Hill reboot, and EP of Prime Video's Gen V, and Eva Sørhaug, director Showtime's Yellowjackets, Max's Tokyo Vice, and the film 90 Minutes. 'We are thrilled to welcome Sarah to the Redefine Entertainment team. Her client list exemplifies the kind of highly curated artists that Redefine was founded to support. She operates with a level of empathy that we find to be rare in our business. Her curiosity and her commitment to excellence are unmatched. We look forward to supporting her growth in the coming years,' shared partners Jairo Alvarado, Max Goldfarb, Tony Gil an Michael Botti in a joint statement. 'The moment I met with Redefine, I knew I had found my people,' Dodge shared. 'They are a company with a clear vision. Their commitment to their clients and values of empathy, excellence, curation, and transparency is well-known and well-respected in the industry. I am incredibly excited and proud to join the team,' she added. Redefine Entertainment, founded in 2021, focuses on representing cultural thought leaders in the literary space. The firm represents creators such as Lulu Wang, Malcolm Spellman, Angel Soto, Vivienne Medrano, Dalan Musson, John Swetnam, Erika Lippoldt & Bo Yeon Kim, Jingyi Shao, Juel Taylor & Tony Rettenmaier, Abi Demaris Corbin, Ken Kobayashi, & Kwame Kwei-Armah Best of Deadline 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery The 25 Highest-Grossing Animated Films Of All Time At The Box Office 2025 TV Cancellations: Photo Gallery
