Skincare

Spring is the perfect time for a skincare reset. Switching to lighter, hydrating products, adding SPF, and checking if any of your products have expired over winter.

There’s no denying that the cold, harsh British winter is a slog to get through. Coughs, colds and bugs are everywhere, and summer can feel like a million miles away. To help banish the inevitable blues, we’ve handpicked some of the most effective vitamins and supplements available.   From powerful functional…

According to British skincare brand Elemental Herbology, the focus in 2026 is shifting towards a more balanced and intentional approach to beauty and wellbeing.

There’s nothing more comforting than stepping into a steamy, piping-hot shower in winter. Add the central heating turned up at home, and the colder months suddenly feel far more bearable. However, it might be silently doing untold harm to your skin.

The Water Collection is designed to hydrate, calm and rebalance, making it ideal for dehydrated, sensitive or stressed skin — whether that’s down to environmental factors, hormonal changes, travel, or simply the British climate doing what it does best.

PDRN has quickly become the internet’s newest skincare obsession, with celebrities such as Hailey Bieber swearing by products containing the mysterious ingredient to produce glowing, dewy skin. 

I love a viral beauty product. There’s something deeply satisfying about watching the internet collectively lose its mind over a lipstick, a serum, or — in this case — a lip balm. And in winter especially, lip care isn’t optional; it’s a non-negotiable part of anyone’s makeup kit.

I’ve been road-testing it properly for a week now. Morning. Night. No filters. Here’s what I actually think.

A dermatologist is warning that many popular winter “self-care” habits, from hot showers to cosy scarves and comforting food, may actually be fuelling a chronic facial skin condition affecting millions.

A high-street hero is making waves in the beauty world. Avon’s ANEW Revival Lip Treatment, priced at just £10, is being hailed by social media creators as having a compelling likeness to Prada’s cult-favourite Refillable Lip Balm.