


It’s tough to practice real self-care when the internet’s obsessed with #selfcare. Let Mashable help with our new series Me, My Self-Care & I.
What do you think when you hear the words “self-care?” Does it call to mind images of an expensive skincare routine, a spa day, a “treat yourself” spending spree? Perhaps you’ve seen one of the 19.5 million photos on Instagram tagged #selfcare, a melange of lingerie and bubble baths and way-too-cheesy memes. Maybe you dismiss it as indulgence, privilege, so Gwyneth Paltrow. A bourgeois luxury that threatens to distract us from the many urgent crises of 2019. Read more…
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