Author: RESET team
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10 Vibrant vegan salads to transform your summer meals
Summer salads are either the best thing you’ll eat all season… or a pile of damp leaves you regret paying £12 for. Summer is prime time for fresh produce, and salads should feel like a celebration, not a punishment. And when you skip the limp lettuce and think bigger—crunchy veg, fruit, grains, herbs, bold dressings—salads…
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Light it up: Stylpro’s new LED beauty tools bring the clinic home
There was a time when LED light therapy belonged to dermatologists and high-end facialists. You’d lie under a panel glowing bright red or blue, listening to soft spa music, while someone whispered about collagen and cell renewal. Then you’d pay a bill large enough to make your Amex sweat. Fast-forward to now, and LED has…
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London under the sky: The best open-air theatre and cinema for summer 2025
Let’s be honest: Londoners endure months of grey skies, cramped commutes and pricey pints for one main payoff—summer. And nowhere is that payoff sweeter than when the city transforms into one giant alfresco stage. Outdoor theatre and cinema aren’t just seasonal novelties; they’re the ultimate way to see London differently. Swap velvet seats for picnic…
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Life’s a beach: The 10 best beaches near London for a quick summer escape
British beaches don’t exactly scream glamour. The water is cold, the skies are moody, and half the time you’re eating chips in a fleece. But when summer does show up (briefly but gloriously) there are few better feelings than escaping the city and standing barefoot on a stretch of sand with the smell of salt…
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Do you double cleanse every night? Here’s why you should
We all technically know that double cleansing is essential to truly clear our skin- not just to remove stubborn makeup, but also to get rid of everything else that builds up throughout the day: pollution, grease, sweat, and all the other invisible impurities hanging in the air. Still, it’s one of those skincare steps that’s…
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Rooftop rosé? Whispering Angel and STK make it official
What’s better than a cold glass of rosé when summer finally decides to show up in London? Not much, we would say. Suddenly, every stretched-out afternoon and golden hour feels like something worth celebrating. And now, there’s one more reason to pour yourself a glass. STK has just raised the bar for summer terraces, both…
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Easy does it: do lymphatic drainage massages really work?
When you think of a typical massage, you probably imagine deep tissue, firm pressure, and those satisfying muscle “knots” getting worked out. Lymphatic drainage massages, despite the intimidating name, are almost the complete opposite. They’re a very gentle, light-touch technique aimed at moving lymph fluid through your body. A-list celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kylie…
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Tired of pistachio? Here are 10 summer mists to consider
Raise your hand if you’re getting just a little tired of the pistachio craze. From desserts to body mists, this nutty note has exploded everywhere—and even luxury chocolatiers are cashing in (hello, £10-Dubai chocolate bars). We might not know exactly how the pistachio phenomenon took off, but we do know where it started. Sol de…
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The 5 K-beauty finds that caught our eye at Pure Seoul’s new flagship store
As of this week, K-beauty has officially taken over Carnaby Street. Pure Seoul, the UK’s fastest-growing Korean beauty retailer, just opened the doors to its largest store yet — a sleek, two-floor flagship nestled between fashion favourites and coffee pit stops. This isn’t just another skincare store. With over 2,000 products across dozens of brands…
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Here’s your complete guide to Pride in London 2025
If there’s one day a year when London sets aside its usual muted palette for something altogether more electric, it’s Pride. And this year, on Saturday, 5 July 2025, the capital isn’t just turning up — it’s turning it out. Pride in London is always a jubilant, glitter-drenched celebration of identity, protest, progress, and the…
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