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Why You Need To Take A Week Off...Now

It’s statistically proven that time-off will improve your performance at work - reconnecting with your home and surroundings is the perfect way to reset

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The Best Nail Salons In London

After endless but essential sanitising, give your hands and nails the TLC they deserve

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Jo Malone CBE, the perfumer whose dyslexia fueled her creations and wears Chanel lipgloss on dog walks

Famed for changing the fragrance industry, Jo Malone CBE, founder of Jo Loves speaks about perfume with an infectious passion

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Are skincare labels lying to you?

It might seem like the small print has the answers you need – but it might not be that simple

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Yazmin Lacey, the singer-songwriter with a penchant for gold hoops and Lush’ RnB hair moisturiser

Yazmin Lacey’s voice is like a hot chocolate on a cold winters day - smooth, warming and good for the soul.

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How to create a career out of service

The Executive Director of UN Women has always fought for change. Now it’s her main gig.

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What Is psychodermatology, and how could it help you?

Scientific evidence suggests that our state of mind is directly linked to the state of our skin. We talk to a doctor leading this emerging field

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HOW RETURNING TO MY HOMETOWN TURNED MY LIFE AROUND

She left New York behind. She put a stop to her daily interactions. And slowly but surely, the novel she had spent years prevaricating over became a reality

by Dan Woodbury

Not Got Your Number

Far less recognised than its linguistic cousin, discalculia can make day-to-day life incredibly difficult. So why is this condition not more widely discussed and acknowledged in the workplace?

by Dan Test

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Performance | Transformations | Experiments | Culture

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What Is psychodermatology, and how could it help you?

Scientific evidence suggests that our state of mind is directly linked to the state of our skin. We talk to a doctor leading this emerging field

by Dan Woodbury

Yazmin Lacey, the singer-songwriter with a penchant for gold hoops and Lush’ RnB hair moisturiser

Yazmin Lacey’s voice is like a hot chocolate on a cold winters day - smooth, warming and good for the soul.

by Dan Woodbury

Should you spend big or small on body cream?

Does the old adage says ‘you get what you pay for’ apply to beauty? In highbrow/lowbrow, our beauty director Rhea Cartwright , compares two products at vastly different price points

by Dan Woodbury

Jo Malone CBE, the perfumer whose dyslexia fueled her creations and wears Chanel lipgloss on dog walks

Famed for changing the fragrance industry, Jo Malone CBE, founder of Jo Loves speaks about perfume with an infectious passion

by Dan Woodbury

Charlotte Mensah On Black Creatives Being Pigeonholed And The One Face Oil She Never Goes Without

The renowned hairstylist on representation, staying hydrated and her secret skin concoction

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Wellness

Anxiety Management | Self | Relationships | Sex | Hormones

“Each of the projects I’m working on has a direct link to the accident that killed my father...here’s the truth about trauma and ‘moving on’

Each week we explore the complex truths of grief and trauma, here actress, writer and podcast host Angharad George-Carey speaks on why there’s no such thing as ‘moving on’.

by Dan Woodbury

“Each of the projects I’m working on has a direct link to the accident that killed my father...here’s the truth about trauma and ‘moving on’

Each week we explore the complex truths of grief and trauma, here actress, writer and podcast host Angharad George-Carey speaks on why there’s no such thing as ‘moving on’.

by Dan Woodbury

Fiona Golfar and the importance of recalibration beneath the bubbles

The journalist, podcaster, shopkeeper and world’s greatest host on what makes the tub her happy place

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HAPPY NOT PERFECT

By improving our mental flexibility, we can begin to recognise how to really be happy.

by Dan Woodbury

Being kind to yourself: how to overcome stress, anxiety or Heartbreak

Humans are programmed to panic. But we can reprogram our brains to feel more in control in situations that make us feel this way

by Dan Woodbury

The neuroscience of intuition (and how you can harness yours)

According to researchers the rapid flow of information and an increasingly uncertain world is driving more of us than ever to rely on intuition.

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Every month Rachel, 33, knocks back roughly £300 worth of supplements.

At lunch she spritzes three sprays of vitamin D under her tongue. On top of that, she takes four capsules of Lyma each day,

by Dan Woodbury

A Portrait of Motherhood

A key player in getting the Domestic Abuse Bill passed, Jess Phillips is as important a voice for women as you will find in Westminster. And she is getting started.

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A Portrait of Motherhoood

A key player in getting the Domestic Abuse Bill passed, Jess Phillips is as important a voice for women as you will find in Westminster. And she is getting started. Update

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Business

Vision & Strategy | Management | Profitability | Productivity | Wealth

What to do if you don’t know what your passion is (according to AOC’s career coach)

We’re always being told to follow our dreams, but what if your dream doesn’t translate into a traditional career? Megan Hellerer on what to next <words> Clare Considine

by Dan Test

What to do if you don’t know what your passion is (according to AOC’s career coach)

We’re always being told to follow our dreams, but what if your dream doesn’t translate into a traditional career? Megan Hellerer on what to next <words> Clare Considine

by Dan Test

How to create a career out of service

The Executive Director of UN Women has always fought for change. Now it’s her main gig.

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Meet the 25 Black women founders who are shaping our future

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WHERE TO FIND THE TRUE SPIRIT OF HONG KONG IN LONDON

Introduced to it by her aunties, scene of Chinese New Year celebrations with all the family... Alex Leese introduces us to the restaurant which means the most to her

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WHERE TO FIND THE TRUE SPIRIT OF HONG KONG IN LONDON

Introduced to it by her aunties, scene of Chinese New Year celebrations with all the family... Alex Leese introduces us to the restaurant which means the most to her

by Dan Woodbury

Home

HOW RETURNING TO MY HOMETOWN TURNED MY LIFE AROUND

She left New York behind. She put a stop to her daily interactions. And slowly but surely, the novel she had spent years prevaricating over became a reality

by Dan Woodbury

Travel

48 hours in Oxford

Oxford sits on the world stage as a global brand and byword for intellectual excellence, but don’t believe that this is the only thing Oxford offers.

by Dan Woodbury

Travel

Meet Adura Onashile: the British-Nigerian playwright forging her own path

Faced with a dearth of interesting roles for Black people, the former actor decided to write her own. Now she's one of the UK's hottest homegrown auteurs-in-the-making

by Dan Woodbury

Meatballers

Almost as old as time itself – the humble meatball first appears in the ancient Roman cookbook Apicius, from the first century AD

by Dan Woodbury

London

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London

London’s Youth on Life After Lockdown

At the first sign of spring, The Stack headed to Primrose Hill to catch up with Londoner’s about what the past year has meant to them and whether or not they feel safe in our current social climate?

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Why Kharmel Cochrane Cast A Black Woman As Anne Boleyn

From casting controversies to hair and make-up nightmares, it all comes down to women supporting women for this casting director

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Society

People | Politics | Places | Campaigns | Law

Why Nimco Ali will do whatever it makes to make change happen

The anti-FGM campaigner talks about her new Home Office role tackling violence against women, her problem with Labour and why fears for her life might stop her running for office

by Dan Test

Why Nimco Ali will do whatever it makes to make change happen

The anti-FGM campaigner talks about her new Home Office role tackling violence against women, her problem with Labour and why fears for her life might stop her running for office

by Dan Test

“My fertility is worth more than my health”

A growing, not-insignificant number of women are concerned about the effects of the covid vaccine on fertility. Is there any scientific basis for their fears?

by Dan Test

How to hustle like a scammer: what can we learn from Anna Delvey’s infamous con?

“Con men and tricksters run the world. Rascals rule.” Paul Auster

by Dan Test

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The nine-to-strictly-5.15 routine of Olivia Von Halle

With two young children and a third on the way, the fashion designer(and her business partner husband) lead a busy daily life, but have found a way to fit everything in… even dance parties

by Dan Test

Places

He sent me a PVC catsuit in the post”....has lockdown sparked a kink revolution?

Has the pandemic turned more of us onto kink? These women think so.

by Dan Test

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THE DAILY ROUTINE OF A DESIGNER EXTRAORDINAIRE

Between rising before dawn and her revolutionary diary hacks, not a minute is wasted during Katie Hillier’s days spent in upstate New York, but she still makes time for matcha tea and weekend hikes:

by Dan Test

Not Got Your Number

Far less recognised than its linguistic cousin, discalculia can make day-to-day life incredibly difficult. So why is this condition not more widely discussed and acknowledged in the workplace?

by Dan Test

When I Reported Indecent Exposure I Felt Discouraged From Pressing Charges By Police

Jamie Klingler is part of the team organising the Clapham vigil after the disappearance of Sarah Everard. Here’s why she wanted to take a stand.

by Reid Sharmadean