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Consider this your invite to the UK's biggest podcasting party.

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Welcome to The Best Thing Since Slice Bread, a new podcast from BBC Radio 4.

I'm Greg Foote and I am on a bunk-busting mission to uncover the facts behind the fads.

This series is all about investigating if the latest wonder product or social media craze

will revolutionise your life, or is it all marketing BS? Will that gel that you slather over your

hands really kill 99.9% of bacteria and protect you from the winter bugs? Should you order

the golden milk turmeric latte in that hipster cafe round the corner because you saw on Twitter it prevents memory loss?

And if your rare trip to the gym leads to the inevitable soreback, will that pain relief spray actually do anything?

These questions and more, but first, we're going to be looking at beauty products that promise to do wonderful things to your face.

And joining me to run these products through the evidence mill is actress, writer and co-founder of beauty blog The Trowell, Rebecca Humphreys.

Welcome to the show.

Hello.

Hi, thank you very much. Can you tell us a little bit about your blog?

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