Elle Turner

1 month ago | glamour.com | Elle Turner

For the past few years, it seems like one fruity beauty reference has come to define the makeup trends each summer. This year? It's the turn of berry girl makeup. It follows 2023's strawberry girl summer, which saw soft and flushed pinks applied over lips and cheeks alongside dinky strawberry details sketched across nails. Then, last year, peach girl makeup came to claim its place. It warmed the dial up with bronzier pinks, apricots and corals to give a tanned, summer-ready take on tonal beauty.

1 month ago | glamourmagazine.co.uk | Elle Turner

When you find out your pregnant there's lots of things you brace for, like nausea, back pain and oddball cravings, but one pregnancy symptom that literally no-one gives you the heads-up on is shape-shifting boobs. Before I even had a chance to develop a dedicated addiction to mango, fruit water and lemon meringue pie, one of the first signs for me that something was up, was that my boobs felt tender and ballooned a whole bra size. (I'm in my third trimester now and they still haven't levelled off.

1 month ago | glamourmagazine.co.uk | Elle Turner

Online prescription service, Skin + Me, changed the game when it launched in 2020, giving greater access to bespoke skincare advice. Now Hair + Me (its sister brand) has launched to bring the same level of care, attention and expert treatment to our strands. The online platform offers up access to expert consultations with leading hair dermatologists. You fill in a questionnaire, highlight your hair concerns and goals and provide pictures.

1 month ago | vogue.in | Elle Turner

Exercise is good, right? But with over-exercising becoming a rising concern, it’s worth a pause. Moving our bodies can be transformative for our mental health and physical well-being. But, according to Google trend data, the search term, “am I over-exercising,” has received a 9,900% uplift in the past month alone. So, it seems you actually can have too much of a good thing.

1 month ago | glamourmagazine.co.uk | Elle Turner

Exercise is good, right? Moving our bodies can be transformative for our mental health and physical wellbeing. But, according to Google trend data, the search term, “am I over-exercising” has received a 9,900% uplift in the past month alone. So, it seems you actually can have too much of a good thing. With wearable fitness trackers and TikTok workouts all spurring us on to be “harder, better, faster, stronger” it's no surprise that we may be overdoing it on the old fitness front.