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Can a familiar scent become a signal that it is time to sleep? Professor Gaby Badre explores the connection between scent, the brain and nervous system — and how repeated sensory cues may help support the transition from daytime alertness...

Why can sleep remain difficult long after the original trigger has passed? Professor Gaby Badre explores the science of chronic insomnia, the hyperarousal that can keep the brain alert at night, and how the brain can be retrained for sleep.

Our in transit no traces cleansing pads have been featured in British Vogue as a Vogue-approved skincare solution for hard water, helping remove lingering residue without the need to rinse.

Own Time Eau de Parfum features in a personal Refinery29 exploration of fragrance, self-care and endometriosis, with our CEO Dr Anna Persaud sharing the science behind scent, memory and emotion.

Summer may leave skin dry, dull and depleted, but recovery is about more than restoring your glow. Discover how intelligent skincare, technology and the power of touch can help replenish post-summer skin while reconnecting you with the body you live...

Dr Lana Gault explores the science behind switching off, from nervous system regulation and circadian rhythms to the simple, repeatable cues that can help prepare the body and brain for sleep.

You don’t just have a sleep problem, you have a switching off problem. Sensory care rituals and neuroscience-informed products designed to support the transition into sleep and recovery.

Our Own Time Eau de Parfum has been named Best Bedtime Scent in the Oprah Daily Beauty O-wards, celebrating the very best in beauty and wellbeing.

Dr Anna Persaud, CEO of This Works, joins the Financial Times’ Brains of Wellbeing + Beauty series to explore what it really takes to get a better night’s sleep.