Author: RESET team
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Sweet like chocolate: 8 best Christmas chocolate gifts you can buy now
If there’s one gift that never fails, it’s chocolate. Predictable? Maybe. But seriously – what could possibly go wrong with chocolate? Practically nothing. And just because it’s a safe choice doesn’t mean it’s boring. Chocolate makers know how to turn a simple treat into a little moment of magic, with unexpected or even viral flavour…
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Winter lashes 101: What really happens to your lashes during cold months, and how to keep them healthy
Did you know your eyelashes have a life cycle just like the hair on your head? Or that they respond to winter weather in ways most of us never even notice – until a rogue lash lands on your cheek every other day or your mascara stops behaving? Most of us obsess over hair oils,…
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SOS: These are THE products that will soothe irritated skin
We’ve all been there – that moment when your skin suddenly feels red, tight, or unusually sensitive for no clear reason. Maybe it’s a reaction to a new product, a little too much exfoliation, or even stress taking a toll on your skin’s balance. Whatever the cause, irritation can throw off your whole day. The…
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The best Christmas bakes to gift (or eat) this season: panettones, mince pies, and more
Ah, Christmas – the time for family, laughter, love, and most importantly… food. Supermarkets are stacked with festive bakes, and our favourite bakeries always bring their A-game, so we’re seriously spoilt for choice. But with so many options, it’s worth knowing what’s actually worth picking up — especially if you’ve got a dinner full of…
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Lace up! Here are the 7 most magical ice-skating rinks in London this year
Whether you’re after a full festive day out, a quick pre-theatre glide, or a backdrop steeped in history, the city’s rinks each offer their own version of seasonal sparkle. From iconic pop-ups under thousands of lights to grand palace settings and reliable indoor favourites, here’s your at-a-glance guide to the very best places to skate…
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Review: Inca’s Christmas menus are festive, flavourful, and full of theatre
For those who haven’t come across it yet (and we wouldn’t blame you – it’s genuinely easy to miss), Inca is a Latin American restaurant, though simply calling it a restaurant feels a little reductive. This is London, after all, where dining often merges into performance. Hidden behind what feels like an unmarked black door…
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A Cuban coffee-and-rum takeover is coming to London – and everything’s free
It might be cold outside, but you can now get a morning cortadito and evening rum cocktail to transport you to sunny and soulful Cuba. Next week, from Tuesday to Friday (25–28 November), the independent coffee shop Kaffeine teams up with Ron Santiago de Cuba Rum, one of the island’s most celebrated rum producers, for…
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The Queen’s House Ice Rink is back to Greenwich with VIP perks and a fresh new feel
After a year-long hiatus, one of London’s most cinematic ice rinks is back and open for bookings. In just a little over a week (21 November 2025), the Queen’s House Ice Rink will once again transform the historic heart of Greenwich into a picture-perfect winter scene – framed by the Queen’s House and the Thames,…
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Members’ club Christabel’s is back: Soho’s late-night mischief finds a new home on Winsley Street
Next Friday, the 28th of November, Christabel’s is reopening with a new home on Winsley Street, just off Oxford Street, bringing its late-night members’ club back to the centre of London. Known for live music, intimate shows and a high-profile, creatively minded crowd, the club has moved through a few different locations over the years,…
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Review: Christmas at The Ivy Northcote Road: A new opening that already feels like a classic
Some restaurants are just perfect for winter months, and The Ivy Northcote Road Brasserie is one of them. The new site only opened in late September, yet it’s already functioning like a neighbourhood institution – permanently busy, reliably indulgent, and wrapped in just enough festive glamour to make a dark winter evening feel celebratory. Walking…
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