Health & Beauty

New research suggests Brits are ditching the classic ‘New Year, new me’ mindset for 2026, with almost half (49%) admitting they aren’t making any lifestyle changes next year.

As Christmas approaches and the invitations stack up, many of us find ourselves drinking more than usual — and it shows in the stats.

With skincare hacks flooding TikTok and social media, we’re constantly warned about their potential risks, damage, and harm.

Winter is officially in full swing, and with it comes dehydrated skin. While creams and actives absolutely help, according to Annabelle Taurua, in-house beauty and content specialist at Fresha, the leading beauty and wellness marketplace, nourishing your skin from the inside is one of the most effective ways to stave off winter dehydration. 

Before you reach for a fry-up, a strong coffee or hair of the dog, Ian Budd, Prescribing Pharmacist at Chemist4U, has revealed the truth behind common hangover ‘cures’, how to ease the dreaded hangxiety, and which medications can become risky when mixed with alcohol.

These destinations let you decompress in thermal pools or restorative spas, then step straight into Christmas lights, mulled wine and that cosy, magical feeling everyone wants at this time of year.

New research by Hada Labo Tokyo, Japan’s No.1 skincare brand, reveals that many women are skipping the basics — despite worrying about ageing skin

Over a quarter (28%) of Brits say they expect to spend more on Christmas this year, with alcohol (53%) and nights out (46%) being cited as two of the key priorities for spending, according to recent figures.

Morning routines across Britain are quietly changing as wellness enthusiasts look for natural ways to support their health goals.

Traditional weight loss methods such as exercise and meal planning often reach a plateau for many living with obesity.