Pre-bed beauty routines are no longer sacrosanct, private rituals as people share them publicly. But are they effective?
New treatments and innovative products promise to revitalise your locks like never before
Many claim lymphatic drainage is the key to a flat stomach. We investigate the technique that has gained fresh attention on social media
As sleep becomes commoditised, luxury, beauty and wellness brands want to cash in
The quickest route to radiance, in eight easy steps
But can you handle a herbaceous perfume?
Body lotions, bath salts and Gua Sha tools are easy wins, or step up your game with niche cosmetic brands and pampering treatments
Leading female athletes, including Serena Williams, explain why beauty has become core to game-day preparations
Ormonde Jayne’s Linda Pilkington has brought the exotic scents she bottles to a theatrical London landscape
How the classic beauty tool became a bestseller
This week’s issue takes in revolutionary supplements, rare Scandi maximalism – and a reactionary restaurant that wants to go back in time
Brands such as Charlotte Tilbury and Dior are reinventing stick foundation for a convenience-focused consumer
HTSI’s beauty expert seeks out the best new products
It’s the super-supplement that claims to help you sleep, perform and focus. We put the latest form to the test
11 bundles of joy
The food writer has cooked up a Christmas candle. It’s something to feast on
Count down to Christmas Day with cocktails, perfumes… and pants
Our beauty columnist – and former sufferer – suggests the best solutions
Go huge on rouge this autumn
Many retail goods contained ‘forever chemicals’ that are harmful to humans and the environment, according to report
The LA-based beauty brand has built a loyal following in just three years. We test its latest bestseller
Claridge’s candles, Chiltern Firehouse room sprays, and an Eau de Le Sirenuse
From ‘Botox in a bottle’ to live-probiotic serums, her sustainable products have a cult following
Our expert tracks down autumn’s best tools
When Kathleen Baird-Murray wanted to capture her family legacy in a fragrance, there was only one man for the job
