Aleesha Badkar
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Time for a September hair refresh? This expensive-looking, low-maintenance look is in for autumn 2026 (opens the original)
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There's a moment every September when you catch sight of the back of your hair in a shop window and think: this needs to go. Mine came a few weeks ago - all sun-lightened ends, salt-crunched texture and highlights that had crept a shade too warm over a summer of holidays. It was time to dip my toe back into the 2026 hair trends for an autumn reset, and it turns out I wasn't alone in thinking so. According to Polly Miteva, Senior Stylist at HARI's South Kensington, this is exactly the moment the
Shiseido has identified five causes of skin sagging - its new serum targets all of them (opens the original)
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There's a particular moment most of us notice, somewhere in our forties or fifties, when skin doesn't just look tired - it starts to look like it's lost its shape. Cheeks sit a little lower, the jawline softens, and the reflection in the mirror feels less like "ageing" in the abstract and more like a specific, tangible shift in structure. It's one of the most common complaints among women navigating midlife skin, and also one of the hardest to address with skincare alone. Sagging is one of the m
Skin flaring up with the change of season? Dr. Barbara Sturm's new serum is built for the transition (opens the original)
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As summer fades and the temperature starts to drop, most of us notice a shift in our skin before we notice it anywhere else. The dehydration that comes with switching from air conditioning to central heating, the dullness that sets in once the golden-hour glow fades, the sudden reappearance of fine lines that felt invisible in July - it's a familiar story, and one that tends to catch us off guard every single year. Skin doesn't do well with abrupt change, and the shift from summer to autumn is o
27 beauty products I rated so highly I used them right down to the last drop this summer (opens the original)
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As a beauty editor, I'm constantly testing new launches, but it's the products I reach for again and again - the ones that get used right down to the very last drop - that tell you everything about what's actually worth your money. There's nothing quite like a running tally of empty bottles and jars to make you feel like you have a put-together beauty routine (rather than just a bathroom shelf of best foundations and face moisturisers that occasionally get used). And if this summer's heatwaves t
What is Celora™ Vita? The new injectable treatment that restores your skin from within (opens the original)
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We spend a huge amount of time and money protecting, treating and correcting our skin - serums to brighten, creams to plump, treatments to smooth away what's already changed. What we spend far less time thinking about is what skin actually needs to keep doing its job well in the first place. The answer, according to a growing number of aesthetic doctors, comes down to protein. More specifically, amino acids - the building blocks that keep skin structurally strong, in much the same way protein ke
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