Beauty
Swiss Pristine Is La Prairie’s New Era Of Skin Barrier Science
Launched today, La Prairie’s Swiss Pristine is a three-product skin barrier collection that pairs micro-encapsulated glacial minerals with a patented biotech active. We’ve read the science so you don’t have to. There is a particular kind of tired that no amount of sleep fixes. La Prairie calls it “modern fatigue”: the cumulative toll of long-haul…
Read MoreWhat Is Beauty Tech? The Complete 2026 Guide To Beauty Technology
Your LED mask, your AI skin scan, the smart mirror that knows your face better than you do – welcome to beauty tech, the fastest-moving corner of the beauty industry. Here’s your complete 2026 guide: what beauty tech actually is, the devices worth your money and the innovations about to land on your shelfie. What…
Read MoreJo Malone London Just Put A Fragrance Inside Fortnite
The most tastefully wrapped brand in beauty has spent August inside a battle royale. Look past the novelty and it’s one of the sharpest bits of media buying of the year. There is a ritual to buying a Jo Malone London cologne. The cream box. The black grosgrain ribbon, hand-tied by someone who has clearly…
Read MoreSkinGPT? Meet The AI Skincare Assistant That Wants To Scan Your Entire Body
Haut.AI’s new Body Analysis platform brings AI skin diagnostics to your neck, arms, hands and legs. What it does, who it’s for, and where to stay sceptical.
Read MoreDyson 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…
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