Author: RESET team
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Creatine is the UK’s most-searched supplement – a nutritionist explains why
Creatine went mainstream in 1992, when British Olympic gold medallists Linford Christie and Sally Gunnell were revealed to have used it ahead of their wins in Barcelona. More than three decades later, it’s still one of the most recognisable supplements around – and it’s now taken gold on the UK supplements podium. Creatine has overtaken…
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The brand new luxury fragrances to know this summer, from fresh florals to delicious gourmands
August is peak perfume-switching season. The temperatures are still high, but after months of reaching for the same citrusy colognes and lightweight florals, we’re ready for something with a little more personality. This is when juicy fruit, creamy gourmands, green herbs and salty skin scents all start to make sense – particularly when evenings stretch…
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Meet the women who want you to poo better (and talk about it more)
Holly and Joely didn’t set out to build a brand around bowel movements. But after nearly two decades of Holly’s own unexplained symptoms – and a beauty industry career spent making uncomfortable subjects feel normal – that’s exactly what they did. WE ARE. REGULAR. is the result: a gut-health brand that talks about poo loudly,…
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From a post-it note to a five-star hotel: Building Soho’s most disruptive hair salon
London has more than 9,000 hair and beauty salons – more than any other UK region by a wide margin. With that much choice on a single tube line, why would you ever go back to the same chair twice? If you’re used to having a blow-dry in some frenetic and rushed 10 minutes while…
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Spritz up your life: The 9 must-try aperitifs for summer
What says summer more than a spritz in hand? But after our umpteenth heatwave, even Aperol can start to feel less like a seasonal treat and more like the default order you reach for on autopilot. This summer, we’re looking beyond the usual orange-hued suspects to explore the wider world of aperitifs – from floral…
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Review: Lady of The Grapes London Bridge is a charming French bistro with unique wines and excellent food
This is the summer of wining and dining in style, with lots of lovely wine bars popping up across London. One of the latest to launch, following the huge success of its first outpost in Covent Garden, is Lady of the Grapes London Bridge. This French-inspired bistro and natural wine bar is just off the…
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The naked truth about dry brushing: is it really worth it, and how can you do it properly?
Scroll through TikTok or Instagram (or just ask a friend) and you’ll quickly find dry brushing being credited with everything from “detoxing” the body and boosting lymphatic drainage to reducing cellulite and transforming the appearance of your skin. The ritual itself looks simple: take a firm-bristled brush, sweep it across dry skin before showering, and…
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August in food: The new restaurants and bars we’ll be booking first
This is peak summer, and while most restaurateurs shy away from launching mid-season (most of London is currently living its best Ibiza life), a handful of restaurants and bars have decided to go all in with an August opening instead, and we’re here for it. This month’s list includes Vagabond’s new Canary Wharf outpost (yes,…
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