Author: RESET team

  • Dyson’s new Covent Garden pop-up is here to elevate festive gifting

    Dyson is setting up in Covent Garden this December with a limited-time festive pop-up dedicated to considered gifting and hands-on beauty experiences. Crafted and Gifted by You opens today (11th of December) and runs for eleven days (until the 21st), transforming the busy Covent Garden piazza into a temporary beauty hub for personalised hair styling,…

  • Full festive feasts: Here are London’s best spots to eat, drink, and be merry this Christmas

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    Every year, we all end up at that obligatory company Christmas dinner or a friend’s festive shindig. But beyond those “must-do” events, London’s restaurants are pulling out all the stops to get us out there celebrating this season. You don’t need to be a die-hard Christmas fan to enjoy them – these restaurants are properly…

  • Inside Yuletide Yard: Flat Iron Square’s huge new Christmas takeover

    Flat Iron Square is going all in on Christmas this year. Running now through December, the London Bridge hotspot has transformed its outdoor terrace into Yuletide Yard – a full-blown winter playground created with Camden Town Brewery. Expect the world’s smallest pub, neon fairground glow, limited-edition street food, festive cocktails, live entertainment and enough twinkling…

  • For her: These are the coolest beauty gift sets under £50 this Christmas

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    By the time December rolls around, it feels like 80% of our brainpower is spent on one thing: gifts. Who still needs one? What will actually impress the mother-in-law? And does that third cousin you only see once at Christmas lunch really need a present this year? Finding the right gift can be deceptively tricky…

  • Sweet like chocolate: 8 best Christmas chocolate gifts you can buy now

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    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…

  • 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…

  • The best Christmas bakes to gift (or eat) this season: panettones, mince pies, and more

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    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…

  • Lace up! Here are the 7 most magical ice-skating rinks in London this year

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    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…

  • 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…