An Ayurvedic approach to hair health, not a quick fix. Mauli Rituals' scalp oil uses centuries-old ingredients like bhringraj and amla, treating the scalp as the real foundation of healthy hair.

A collagen powder that reads more like a beauty ritual than a supplement scoop. Agent Nateur's Holi Mane is finished with pearl powder, the ingredient that tips it into a genuinely beautiful formulation, not just a pretty pouch. Stirred into coffee, it barely tastes like anything.

A powder that turns into a gentle exfoliating paste on contact with water. Monday Muse's version uses enzymes rather than physical scrub, lifting away dead skin without the redness harsher exfoliants leave behind. This has become a regular staple post sun time to cleanse away the day without disrupting the skin barrier

The turban towel moment, done properly. Gentle enough on damp hair to prevent the breakage a rough towel causes, without losing the softness or the ritual. Proof practical can still be pretty and pampered.

What is the true state of your cells? BodyBio's PC is pure phosphatidylcholine, the raw material every cell membrane is built from, and something most of us are running low on without realising. One spoonful or two capsules in the morning to nourish the cells.

What's touching your skin at that time of the month matters as much as what you're eating. Here We Flo's organic cotton and bamboo pads skip the synthetic materials most mainstream brands use, without sacrificing comfort on a heavy day.

Peridot and ruby isn't a pairing we'd have put together with our tech ring, and that's exactly why it works. This gold ring jacket wraps around an existing band to let both colours pop, an easy way to make a plain ring feel considered without buying a new one. Found via Modems, now living on our hand for good.

The accessory that's stopped El in her tracks than anything else in her bag this month. Accessorize's beaded phone strap threads a run of colour onto your phone, whilst nailing the girl grip.

The book we're handing to everyone who tells us they're too busy to prioritise themselves. A practical, unfluffy guide to putting your own life back at the top of the list: proof that doing so isn't indulgent, it's what makes everything else function.

Eleanor started buying herself flowers every Friday, and it's become the ritual her week is built around. Freddie's Flowers takes the decision-making out of it: a fresh, considered bunch delivered weekly, the arranging left to you. A house becomes a home with flowers in it.

Proof a workout tool can double as a lifestyle prop. YogiBare's ankle and wrist weights are our way of sneaking movement into parts of the day that don't usually count: on for a green-time-before-screen-time walk, or worn while blow-drying to feel the burn.

Back-to-school season drags plastic tupperware back into rotation, something we chucked out a long time a go at The Well Edit. This is our alternative. Black+Blum's glass lunch bowl comes with a leakproof silicone seal, doing the school-run job the plastic version does, minus the plastic.