Lifestyle and health
Skin doesn’t exist in isolation. Sleep, stress, food, hormones, health conditions and the energy you have on a given day can all shape how your skin looks and how much care you can give it. The evidence for some of these links is stronger than for others, and we’ll be clear about which is which.
The guides below look at everyday life and skin with care: what’s known about diet and breakouts, stress, skincare through health changes and treatment, and routines that work when energy or mobility is limited. If a health change is affecting your skin, talk it through with your GP or treating team.
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Lifestyle and skin
How sleep, habits and environment can affect your skin, and where the evidence is still unclear.
Diet and breakouts
What research says about food and breakouts, and why no single diet suits everyone.
Stress and skin
How stress can show up in your skin, and gentle ways to keep a routine going.
Skincare during health changes
Looking after your skin through hormonal changes, illness and medical treatment, alongside your health team.
Accessibility and low-energy routines
Simple, adaptable routines for when energy, mobility or time is limited.
Scalp and shaved-head care
Caring for your scalp, including after shaving or hair loss.
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