Beauty
Dyson Just Dropped Four New Airwrap Attachments – Including The One We’ve Begged For
Why we care: The Airwrap is arguably the defining beauty gadget of the decade – the hair tool that turned airflow engineering into a group-chat topic. Now Dyson has released four new attachments for its Co-anda2x flagship, including a brand-new air straightener promising wet-to-dry results in as little as one pass. For anyone whose morning…
Read MoreThe Supplement You Wear: Inside The Transdermal Collagen Patch Trend
The collagen economy runs on powders, capsules and a certain amount of blind faith – most of it dissolved in oat milk before 9am. Now a new wave of wearable wellness wants to skip your digestive system entirely and deliver nutrients through your skin. The science is genuinely interesting; the claims deserve a proper look.…
Read MoreThe Woman Who Fixed Typing For The Long Nail Economy
Every woman with a fresh set knows the sound. That hollow clack-clack-clack of acrylic on aluminium, the soundtrack of a thousand open-plan offices and at least three of your group chats. Long nails, for all their glory, come with an unspoken tax: the cans you can’t open, the contact lenses you approach like a bomb…
Read MoreShu Uemura’s New AI Mirror Knows Your Face Better Than You Do
Somewhere on the first floor of Omotesando Hills, a mirror is quietly forming opinions. Not the ambient, self-inflicted kind you bring to any reflective surface after a red-eye – actual, data-backed, algorithmically considered opinions. About your face shape. Your proportions. Your feature balance. And then, rather politely, it hands the whole dossier to a human…
Read MoreBiohacking Beauty: Dr Sara on PLIM, Skincare And The Tech She Actually Trusts
A leading doctor at Knightsbridge’s renown Dr Rasha Clinic and ambassador for PLIM, Dr Sara sits exactly where medicine, technology and fintech collide. PLIM is the ‘buy-now-pay-later’ platform revolutionising how we finance our cosmetic treatments: with 0% interest, instant pre-approval, and a marketplace of over 836 vetted clinics. The idea is that paying for aesthetic…
Read MoreThis “Coolmaxxing” Gadget Drops Your Skin Temp By 16°F. Aryna Sabalenka Is Already A Fan.
Other players reach for an ice towel. Aryna Sabalenka reached for a gadget – and, in doing so, handed the summer’s most viral piece of tech an advertisement no marketing budget could buy. The scene: Roland Garros, a French Open that has opened in genuinely punishing heat, with on-court temperatures climbing into the mid-30s Celsius…
Read MoreBiohacking Beauty: Jessica Clarke On Mushrooms, Mother Made & The Future Of Functional Wellness
If biohacking once conjured images of Silicon Valley execs tracking their fitness data their way through meetings, Jessica Clarke is rewriting the narrative – with mushrooms, not machines, at the centre of it. A former fashion insider who became the first New Zealander to walk for Victoria’s Secret, Clarke spent over a decade operating at…
Read MoreOur Top 5 K-Beauty Medicube Must-Haves
K-beauty has always known how to sell glow but in 2025, it sold scale, science and serious profits. South Korean beauty tech firm APR, the parent company of Medicube, has just crossed a milestone most beauty brands only dream of: ₩1.53 trillion ($1 billion) in annual revenue, marking its strongest year since launching in 2014.…
Read MoreMiranda Kerr Uses Two LYMA Lasers at Once – And It’s 2026’s Best Beauty Hack Yet
There are beauty secrets, and then there are beauty systems. The former is a swipe of concealer whispered backstage; the latter is a fully optimised ecosystem of science, ritual and time management – preferably designed to fit around school drop-offs and bedtime stories. In the latest episode of LYMA’s Power Woman series, Miranda Kerr makes…
Read MoreWe Tried Dcypher’s AI Skin Scan Foundation – And It Felt Like Beauty’s iPhone Moment
Founded by beauty industry veteran Ruth De Leo and technology specialist Adam Triantis, Dcypher exists to solve a problem the beauty industry quietly avoids: traditional shade ranges are commercially restrictive, wasteful and fundamentally exclusionary. “I’ve worked in the beauty industry for about 15 years now… I guess that’s when the kind of love or desire…
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