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The Beauty Box NEW YEAR BEAUTY RESOLUTIONS WORTH MAKING


January brings a sense of new beginnings and a reminder that small changes can make the biggest difference. When it comes to beauty, consistency is key to help build healthy habits and support balanced skin, stronger hair and a more confident, grounded you. This month, professional Makeup Artist and Beauty Expert, Naomi Halliday, shares her 2026 beauty resolutions that are actually worth keeping.


“The New Year provides us with a clean slate, a chance to hit the reset button and to embrace good habits that fit effortlessly into everyday life. The routines that transform us most are the ones we actually stick to, so by following these small steps and mastering consistency, you can glow your way through the year ahead! “


1. MASTER THE ART OF CONSISTENCY


If there’s only one resolution that you make this year when it comes to skincare, let it be this one. Consistency - not complexity - is the foundation of great skin. A gentle cleanser, hydrating serum, moisturiser, and daily SPF can deliver more long-term results than a drawer full of unused “miracle” products. Start with the basics, repeat them daily, and build from there only when you need to. Your skin will thank you for it.


Recommended products:


Dr Sam’s Flawless Cleanser, £20 A truly uncomplicated, effective and elegant jelly cleanser that gently removes makeup and daily impurities – no wonder it’s won so many awards!


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COSRX Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power, £23.99 Snail Mucin is rich in glycoproteins and hyaluronic acid, which closely resemble the skin’s natural structure, allowing for effective hydration and soothing barrier care, without irritation. I use this every single evening, my skin is so much calmer as a result.


Aestura Atobarrier 365 Cream, £28.99 This light, unscented cream provides 120 hours of deep hydration and is packed with tiny melting beads that contain a concentrated blend of ceramides that help repair your skin barrier. This cream is perfect for sensitive, or allergy prone skin.


2. ALWAYS WEAR SPF—EVEN IN WINTER


Clouds don’t stop the sun’s damaging UV rays, and your skin doesn’t take a winter holiday. Daily SPF remains one of the most powerful anti-ageing products out there. Opt for a hydrating formula that doubles as protection and moisture, making it an easy non-negotiable in cold, dull months.


Recommended products:


Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF50+, £15.50


This high-performance formula effortlessly absorbs without leaving a greasy residue, leaving skin feeling hydrated, nourished and protected from harmful UV rays.


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