If you’re craving a sustainable, spa-worthy facial without leaving your bathroom, this skincare lineup from LUSH is what you’re looking for. I’ve put together the ultimate 4-step routine with some of the brand’s new playful but effective skincare launches.
Oils have had a bad rep, especially with oily, combination or acne-prone skin types. We’ve been conditioned to fear oil-based products, but the truth is they can be incredibly beneficial for all skin types – yes, even oily skin. The key is to incorporate the right ones into your beauty routine.
Whilst you can quite easily get hold of shampoo bars and of course the classic soap bar, skincare in a bar was a rarer find – until now. With efficacious solid exfoliators, serums and eye balms, it’s never been easier to build a simple but well-rounded skincare routine purely with solid beauty.
Retinol has consistently remained in the most searched for skincare ingredients in the last 4 years. And with good reason: retinoids have become popular for their powerful anti-aging and skin-enhancing effects. But what exactly are they, and how do they differ from one another?
Is 2025 the year of AI takeover? If anything, AI takes a back seat to serve a return to simplicity and provide the information and tools to showcase your individuality. Rather than brand new trends, these 2025 movements are evolutions from the past few years.
What does your skincare routine look like? I mostly stick to a 3-step approach of cleanse, treat and moisturise. In this skincare empties post I share the breadth of cleanser formats, different treatments and creams I use on a regular basis.
