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Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Acai bowl shop opens fifth central Ohio location
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A tropical chain known for juices and acai bowls has opened another central Ohio location. Playa Bowls is now welcoming customers at 1515 Gemini Place near Polaris Fashion Place after hosting a grand opening celebration on May 24. The Polaris spot marks the brand's fifth in central Ohio, with other locations in Dublin at 6704 Perimeter Loop Road, New Albany at 5765 N. Hamilton Road, and near Ohio State University at 1952 N. High St. Disease affecting central Ohio strawberries The New Jersey-based chain opened its fourth Columbus-area storefront in Quarry Trails at 2193 Quarry Trails Drive in March 2024. Watch a previous NBC4 report on the Quarry Trails location in the video player above. Guests at Playa can pick from an extensive menu of bowls or customize their own. They can choose from a variety of blends made with acai, pitaya, coconut, kale, banana, oatmeal and mango. Toppings, such as fresh-cut fruits, seeds, nuts, granola, dried berries and nut butter, are also available as add-ons. The bowl shop also offers a selection of juices, smoothies, cold brews and other grab and go items. Playa's bowls can be made vegan or gluten-free, and can be adapted to integrate into Whole30, Keto and Paleo diets, its website states. Top places to find TikTok-famous Dubai chocolate treats in Columbus Playa started in Belmar, New Jersey, before expanding with more than 300 locations nationwide. The smoothie chain opened 74 stores in 2024 and 13 in the first quarter of 2025, with an additional 90-plus shops set to open before year's end and more than 350 units in the development pipeline. Along with its five Columbus-area locations, the chain operates other Ohio storefronts in Dayton, Loveland and Springboro. The Polaris shop is open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, according to its website. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
14-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Fort Defiance to host ‘Frontier Life' event
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — You can take a walk through history at one Clarksville historical site. On Saturday, June 28, you can visit Fort Defiance in Clarksville and do just that at 'Frontier Days,' which used to be branded as 'Sevier Days.' From 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., community members can see what life was like for settlers in the late 1700s through hands-on demonstrations of musket firing, axe throwing and more. Everyone in the community is invited to participate in several activities. Neighborhood News: Stories impacting your community | Read More There will also be an open fire pit where interpreters will demonstrate how people cooked for their families. Additionally, there will be several tools and weapons on display used during the time. Historical Interpreter at Fort Defiance Civil War Park & Interpretive Center William Parker said that a lot of history happened at the site before the Civil War, and they don't want the history to be forgotten. 'The Civil War only lasted four years,' Parker said. 'People have been living up here on this hilltop for thousands of years. We have found Paleo tools up here … We just didn't want their story to be forgotten.' Do you have news happening in your neighborhood? Let us know by sending an email to neighborhoodnews@ Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Toronto Star
10-06-2025
- Health
- Toronto Star
Would you ever just stop washing your face? Inside the viral ‘caveman beauty' trend
The Paleo trend has come for your face: ' Caveman skin' is the latest beauty routine taking over social media. After circulating on Reddit for a few years, it was popularized this spring by Montreal-based TikTokker Tia Zakher, who went viral on the app for going about three months without putting anything on her face — no water, no cleanser, no moisturizer, nothing. The idea is that it's an elimination diet for your skin; an epidermal reset, if you will. 'For years, I picked and over-exfoliated and damaged my skin really badly … My skin is basically shedding all the damage and attempting to reregulate itself,' Zakher says in a video about the trend. Over the course of her attempt, which she says she did with guidance from her dermatologist, her skin looks as if it's pilling and then peeling off.
Toronto Star
10-06-2025
- Health
- Toronto Star
The caveman skincare trend on TikTok is clean beauty at its worst
The Paleo trend has come for your face: ' Caveman skin' is the latest beauty routine taking over social media. After circulating on Reddit for a few years, it was popularized this spring by Montreal-based TikTokker Tia Zakher, who went viral on the app for going about three months without putting anything on her face — no water, no cleanser, no moisturizer, nothing. The idea is that it's an elimination diet for your skin; an epidermal reset, if you will. 'For years, I picked and over-exfoliated and damaged my skin really badly … My skin is basically shedding all the damage and attempting to reregulate itself,' Zakher says in a video about the trend. Over the course of her attempt, which she says she did with guidance from her dermatologist, her skin looks as if it's pilling and then peeling off.
Toronto Star
09-06-2025
- Health
- Toronto Star
The Caveman Skin Trend on TikTok is Clean Beauty at its Worst
The Paleo trend has come for your face: ' Caveman skin' is the latest beauty routine taking over social media. After circulating on Reddit for a few years, it was popularized this spring by Montreal-based TikTokker Tia Zakher, who went viral on the app for going about three months without putting anything on her face — no water, no cleanser, no moisturizer, nothing. The idea is that it's an elimination diet for your skin; an epidermal reset, if you will. 'For years, I picked and over-exfoliated and damaged my skin really badly … My skin is basically shedding all the damage and attempting to reregulate itself,' Zakher says in a video about the trend. Over the course of her attempt, which she says she did with guidance from her dermatologist, her skin looks as if it's pilling and then peeling off.
