Hannah Coates
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Tiles, Tapestries & Tints: 7 Interiors Trends To Know This Autumn (opens the original)
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Forget January, the unofficial “new year” now starts in September, with the autumn equinox ushering in the cosier months. While clearing out what you no longer need and embarking on new challenges, it’s a natural time to rethink how your home is – or isn’t – serving you. And beyond the practical, it’s a good moment to see what designers and makers are creating, and how you might translate these ideas into your own home. Here are seven key interiors trends to know for autumn 2026. The arrival of
6 easy ways to fix dehydrated skin (opens the original)
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Dryness, flakiness, a rather disappointing dullness… they’re all signs of dehydrated skin, a symptom that many of us suffer from at one point or another. For me, dehydration creeps up when I least expect it – in the heat, when I’m particularly stressed or just when my skin decides it’s not going to play ball. Which is why I set out to find hydrating formulas that can get to the crux of the issue, without copious amounts of effort. According to skin expert Dr Sophie Shotter, dehydrated skin is co
âBotox In A Bottleâ Is Marketing Spin â But These New Skincare Formulas Come Close (opens the original)
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Have you ever clicked on a social media ad or article likening a shiny new formula to âBotox in a bottleâ? Then youâre already familiar with what is fast becoming a ubiquitous term in modern skincare marketing. Itâs not difficult to understand its appeal. The prospect of smoothing fine lines and wrinkles â and potentially looking years younger as a result â solely by applying a serum is an undeniably appealing one. And high demand from consumers (Google searches for âbest Botox in
Exploring The Ancient Greek Wellness Philosophy That Works To This Day (opens the original)
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There’s plenty we can learn from the ancient Greeks. Homer’s epic, The Odyssey, is still being taught in schools some 3,000 years on, and it has inspired perhaps the biggest blockbuster movie of this year. But there’s wisdom to be found in their approach to everyday life, too. Today we talk often about the Mediterranean lifestyle, with countless studies pointing to its benefits for our health, but the ancient Greeks had their own philosophy for living well, and hygieia was at its heart. Hygieia
How To Know If Youâre Dysregulated â And What To Do About It (opens the original)
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Catnip for the frazzled, wired-but-tired generation, ânervous system regulationâ has become one of this yearâs biggest wellness pursuits. âRegulatingâ has replaced ârelaxationâ as people home in on the science behind alleviating stress, turning to one of the bodyâs most fundamental systems in search of answers. Itâs an understandable shift. Chronic stress has become a significant public health issue â so prevalent that research suggests about 62 per cent of people experienced
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