If you take a look inside your beauty cabinet, you’d probably be blown away by the sheer amount of unnecessary stuff in there, right?

At times, it can seem impossible to avoid the amount of waste involved in having any kind of beauty or skincare regime – even if you’re not a total junkie, who has to buy all the latest products as soon as they comes out (and then bin the remains of your old ones).

In light of the Chinese New Year celebrations earlier this week, makes for the perfect time to take stock of your life and see where you can make any potential improvements. As the year of the pig kicks off, you could do much worse than look into the Chinese wellness trend of Yang Sheng.

This is a school of thought which is growing in popularity in the West. It focuses on preventing illness rather than curing it, and is all about living in a way which boosts everyday health.

The blogger and founder of her eponymous brand talks candidly...

Snuggled under a silky silver blanket on a curved couch in an extremely posh London hotel suite, dark eyes sparkling and glossy waves bouncing as she talks, Huda Kattan is every bit as glamorous and gregarious in person as she appears to her 30 million (and rising) Instagram followers.

On a visit to the capital to promote her latest creation, Kayali perfume, the Dubai-based beauty blogger turned brand founder is loving the festive feeling in the city.

The last time we saw Emma Stone on the red carpet she was sporting the softly waved auburn locks that have become her trademark beauty look.

The 30-year-old has varied the colour and style of her tresses somewhat over the last few years, but has usually stayed roughly on the red/strawberry blonde spectrum. Until now that is.

To her legions of fans, Huda Kattan is best known for her impeccable make-up skills.

The 35-year-old trained as a make-up artist before starting a beauty blog that evolved into the wildly successful Huda Beauty brand.

Now the Dubai-based mogul has 31.5 million Instagram followers and nearly 3 million YouTube subscribers who tune in to watch her create a perfectly blended smoky-eye or contoured lipstick look.

If you’ve reached a certain age in life, you’ll probably remember the first time that, in total horror, you plucked a grey hair from your head while looking in the mirror.

Going grey is a completely natural part of the ageing process, and it happens to most of us, but it can still be a shock to see your beloved natural hair shade changing colour over time.