Forget the walk-in closet or marble kitchen island.

From breakthrough skincare formulas to groundbreaking makeup textures, beauty innovation has pushed forth speedily—especially in these times of pandemic, when self-love and self-care are so essential.

IT STARTS WITH REGULAR BREAST YOU KNOW YOUR BOOBS INTIMATELY, AND THOROUGH SCANS LIKE MAMMOGRAMS. SELF-EXAMINATIONS THAT LET THESE TWO CHECKS CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE.

We asked 118 readers if their skin has changed (it has) in recent months and how their beauty routines have evolved (more self-care, minimal makeup). Doctors explain what’s going on with your skin and what you should use.

As Covid-19 forced everyone indoors, ex-Straits Times photographer Bryan van der Beek and journalist Serene Goh found themselves outside, volunteering on late-night food drops and essential hand-outs for migrant workers, witnessing firsthand how Singaporeans banded together for a greater good.

When you’re some time away from your next facial or aesthetics appointment, or if you just want a pared-down routine, these are the must-have products to get your skin glowing.

Hit pause and take a few steps back.

EMBRACING AND LEARNING FROM HER REGRETS IN LIFE ARE WHAT KEEPS ACTRESS REBECCA LIM GROUNDED.

A total of 155 new products. More than 180 award categories. A panel of 14 dedicated judges. Weeks of non-stop testing.

For decades, Her World has been a champion for women – in mind, body and action.

Prep for the ups and downs that lie ahead by discovering what’s in store for your zodiac sign, including predictions in love, health and weath in the Year of the Metal Rat.

Preschool is rarely a smooth journey for children.

Skincare has a chance to do its best work when your skin is healthy.

Get to know the top fi nalists of Shape Fit Girl 2019 through these fun facts.

Sleep trends of 2019 — legit or snoozy? Deprivation can be dangerous in a tech-fuelled life, so we speak to experts for tips to getting and maintaining the best ZZZs ever.

Start each day with good thoughts and goal-getting energy by looking on the bright side – one way is using creative visualisation to bring you closer to achieving and creating what you want in your life.

The Her World team tested myriad shampoos, conditioners, hair masks and leave-in treatments. The aim: to round up the best products for every hair type.

He liked it so he put a ring on it and now it’s go-time.

For reals. Here’s how to wear the Pantone Colour of the Year without looking like you have pink eye.

Here’s how you can tackle them.

Let’s be clear—there’s absolutely no shortcut to clear skin. Any beauty insider will tell you that you have to be meticulous about cleansing and establish a proper skincare routine that works for you. Sounds daunting? We’re here to help.

#Fitspo. #Bodygoals. And more recently, #couplegoals.

The modern way of taking care of your skin is not about piling on products in multiple steps.

It doesn’t promise glassy skin.

Preschool is rarely a smooth journey for children. SASHA GONZALES asks the experts how to handle the most common dilemmas, from separation anxiety to having trouble making new friends.

Start the year afresh by renewing your beauty regime with these insider rules

After six weeks of school holidays, the last thing your kid wants to do is to go back to class. Make the transition smoother with these tips from DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

It doesn’t matter what your skin type is, a beautiful complexion starts with hydration.

You can’t wait to hit the sack, but your baby seems to have other ideas. ELISA CHIA gets expert tips on how you can help him to nod off.

Steer your angsty toddler in the right direction with these discipline strategies. By EVELINE GAN

Living in the “now” is the newest mantra for a life well lived. Experts say practising mindfulness helps bring calm and boosts productivity

Not true. You can cope with a newborn and a beloved pet successfully – you’ll just have to make lifestyle changes. FELICIA WONG and NIKKI FUNG seek guidance from doctors and mums.

Unable to understand how some people beam at their desks, radiating positivity every morning? A study from the University of Toronto proves that morning people are much healthier and happier than their night owl counterparts.

Putting your healthy routine on repeat boosts your motivation. But spontaneity is also key. Here’s the right mix for max results and zero boredom.

Confession: It wasn’t easy categorising the 16 products on the next four pages, because they all do more than what their traditional product type does. What this also means: They can replace other steps in your routine and make your life a whole lot easier. Sofi a Kim curates the best multitasking beauty products to know now.

Want your kid to do well in school? Ditch the late-night tuition classes and let him go to bed earlier instead. EVELINE GAN explains why.

Without that afternoon snooze, your toddler can become tired and irritable. DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON suggests these strategies to help him catch up on the zzz’s.

The Essential Energy range has two day-and-night moisturisers, a cream and a gel-cream – pick the texture you prefer. It also has a Day Emulsion with SPF30/PA+++ to simplify your daytime routine, so you can skip the sunscreen. $80 each.

Here’s how to feel your best throughout the work week.

Help your child to grow even further and better by encouraging him to venture out of his comfort zone, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

This year’s best skincare, makeup and body products for the ultimate in top-to-toe pampering. By Joyce Cheo.

This no-equipment burn-and-firm workout will trim fat fast.

Baby won’t snooze unless you pat her? It’s never too late to change her sleep habits,

The consistency of a routine gives you and your tot a sense of well-being and confidence, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.

Cruising through menopause Writer Kate O’Brien

Our skin changes in different climates, but did you know that it also goes through its own routine from day to night? Here’ s what you need to know to care for it.

Keep calm and have a good trip – Baby and his grandparents will do just fi ne with a little planning, says DR RICHARD C. WOOLFSON.