Korean skincare has become one of the most influential forces shaping global beauty trends, and the beauty industry has taken notice. From innovative ingredient use to multi-step rituals, K-beauty offers techniques that go far beyond quick fixes. Beauty bloggers in particular have played a key role in spotlighting what makes these routines so effective, and below is a breakdown of the techniques they swear by and how professionals across the beauty industry can incorporate them into their work.

Minimalist fashion isn’t about stopping yourself from wearing that fun, boldly-coloured dress that you picked up on a memorable girl's holiday years ago. Think of it as relief from the stress of too much choice. Imagine opening your wardrobe on a grey Monday and seeing only pieces you truly love: the ivory ribbed sweater that works with everything, the flattering black trousers that fit you perfectly and timeless accessories that anchor your entire outfit, such as a fine bracelet or single diamond ring. Read on for some practical tips on how to curate and style a minimalist wardrobe so you can truly enjoy your entire clothing repertoire.

LED light therapy has become an integral part of my daily at-home skincare routine over the last few years. I've tried various LED face masks from multiple brands and use one every. single. day. without fail as consistent use has literally transformed my skin. As with any skincare device that becomes a permanent fixture in my routine, though, I'm always looking out for the next product that can offer something extra to amplify my results further, which is why I decided to trial the Project E Beauty LumaLux Face Pro LED Light Therapy Mask*. Whilst many brands now offer LED masks at varying price points, the majority simply focus on red light, but Project E Beauty has taken their technology to a whole new level with the LumaLux Face Pro. I simply had to give it a whirl, so read on if you want to hear about how it performs!

Chances are, if you're stuck in an office working nine to five every week, you're dressing for work instead of play most of the time. But that doesn’t mean you need to have separate wardrobes for your boring corporate wear and fun weekend outfits. Sometimes life dictates that you float from work straight into the weekend without time to run home and get changed first, and no one likes to be caught short. To avoid any style woes, we need to elevate our everyday outfits so that we always feel confident and well put together, no matter the setting. Let's face it, fashion costs money, and fast fashion costs the earth, so what can we do to make our entire wardrobe work for us all the time, whether we're sitting behind a desk or in our favourite bar later that evening, without spending a fortune?