Author: RESET team
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New in beauty: the new summer skincare we’re loving, from cleansers to SPFs and treatment products
Bathrooms drawers have a habit of turning into museums of good intentions – half-used tubes and bottles we never quite finish before the next arrival distracts us. But there’s a lot to be raving about this summer – and it’s not all just more products for the sake of more products. For example, a new…
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Snack attack: New research reveals the exact time your lunch craving hits – and why the three-meal day is disappearing
Over the last few years, the working day stopped running on breakfast, lunch and dinner and started running on something closer to a series of alarms. Italian food-to-go brand Coco di Mama has surveyed 1,000 UK adults to find out exactly when the nation’s cravings strike, as part of “Made to Be Craved,” a campaign…
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Hot stuff: The 5 best heat protectant sprays for 2026
Whether you’re loyal to your Dyson Airwrap, can’t live without your straighteners or rely on a quick blast of the hairdryer every morning, one thing is certain: heat styling takes its toll. Over time, repeated exposure to high temperatures can leave hair dry, brittle and prone to breakage, dulling both shine and colour. And who…
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London bars are throwing a month-long Daiquiri party, in celebration of Cuba’s iconic cocktail
This Sunday marks 127 years of the Daiquiri, and six London bars are using the occasion as an excuse for a full month of limited-edition menus, running throughout July in partnership with rum brand Ron Santiago de Cuba. Expect bar-specific twists on the original, live Cuban music nights, and giveaways at select venues. Daquiri’s backstory…
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5 London immersive experiences you need to see this July
Why sit back, relax and watch it, when you can walk through it, punch it, sing along to it, or eat a jelly shaped like a petri dish while doing it? Whatever the format – immersive exhibition, projection-mapped concert, movie-musical hybrid, or afternoon tea with a side of chemistry – the throughline is the same:…
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Review: Vesper is the humble brag your date needs to know about. And food-wise, it’s mind-blowing
Acclaimed chef Jackson Boxer has struck once again and, this time, the culinary hurricane has hit Exmouth Market, just a short walk from Farringdon station. After Brunswick House, Orasay and TAQ, Jackson has ripped up the rulebook. Vesper is whatever he wanted it to be – a flirty bistro-style diner that’ll cross your favourite restaurant…
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Review: Birchwood Covent Garden is a refreshing tapas-like take on the best of British produce
Birchwood Covent Garden is the new restaurant from acclaimed chef Will Devlin, chef-farmer behind the Acre restaurant group, having opened in late June. Best known for his Michelin Green Star-winning restaurant The Small Holding in Kent, Devlin stays true to its farm-to-table philosophy, with a focus on traceability, seasonality and using produce at its best.…
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Inside Mayfair’s stunning new Virgin Active social wellness club
Virgin Active has reopened its Mayfair Club, and calling it a refurb undersells what’s actually changed. This is the brand’s first UK Social Wellness Club – its most ambitious project to date, previously only seen in Milan, Cape Town, Sydney and Doha – and it’s built on a fairly simple idea: a gym doesn’t need…
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July in food: London’s best new restaurants & bars to try this month
July arrives with London’s biggest hospitality groups all making their move at once. Little Door & Co, Mr Fogg’s and Coppa Club are each opening their largest sites to date, Pachamama Group is bringing a restaurant back from Abu Dhabi, and a fresh wave of independents – a British-focused handroll bar, an Istanbul coffee import,…
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The best (and worst) running bras for women, tried and tested
Few things are more uncomfortable than a sports bra that doesn’t offer enough support when you’re on the move. The last thing you want is a strap that won’t stay put, sweat pooling under your chest, or a bra that requires an army to wrestle off after a run. Ideally, you want something that looks…
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