RewindMe: NEWS

Who needs pills and potions when you can just slap on a patch and go?

Wellness patches are officially having a moment—and we’re not mad about it. These stick-on saviours claim to deliver everything from energy boosts to better sleep, stress relief, hormone balance and even prettier skin. All without opening a single bottle.

So… What Actually Are They?

Think of them like those old-school nicotine patches—but way more glam. Packed with vitamins, adaptogens, or calming herbs, these little patches slowly release ingredients through your skin while you get on with your life. No timing. No fuss. Just stick and slay.

Why Everyone’s Obsessed

Lazy girl approved – no more juggling supplements.

Cute & discreet – some even look like trendy tattoos.

Targeted – from PMS to peri, there’s a patch for that.

But Do They Work?

Some swear by them, others say they’re all stick and no substance. Truth is, not all ingredients absorb well through skin, so results vary. If you’re tempted, go for brands with clinical backing and transparency—and always check with your GP if you’re on meds or pregnant.

Our Take?

We're into it. Anything that makes wellness feel fun, wearable, and low-effort gets a thumbs-up from us. Just don’t fall for gimmicks—if it promises to change your life overnight, it’s probably too good to be true.

Stick around… we’ll be watching this trend closely.

Forget frozen faces and scary syringes—there’s a new anti-aging power player in town, and it’s giving Botox a serious run for its money. Emface is the latest needle-free facial treatment designed to lift, firm, and sculpt your skin without a single poke.

So, what is it? Think of Emface as a gym session for your face. It uses synchronized radiofrequency and high-intensity facial electrical stimulation (yep, a mouthful) to boost collagen, tone muscles, and tighten sagging areas—all while you lie back and scroll Instagram.

Why is everyone talking about it? Because it promises real results. Smoother skin, lifted brows, firmer cheeks—basically, a rejuvenated look without the downtime. And let’s be honest, anything that lets us rewind time without injections or peeling like a lizard gets our vote.

But does it work? Early reviews are glowing. People are noticing fresher, more sculpted skin within weeks. It’s like your face went on a retreat and came back looking five years younger.

RewindMe says: This might be the glow-up game-changer we’ve been waiting for. Watch this space—we’ll be keeping a close eye on Emface as it rolls out across UK clinics.

Note: As with any treatment, check with a licensed pro to see if it’s right for you.

Move over collagen, there’s a new beauty booster in town—and it's a fungus. Yep, functional mushrooms are the latest obsession in the wellness world, and no, we’re not talking about the trippy kind from your uni days.

What’s the Hype About?

These aren’t your average stir-fry mushrooms. We’re talking about lion’s mane, reishi, and chaga—ancient powerhouses with modern benefits. Think brain-boosting, stress-busting, skin-glowing magic packed into a little capsule or latte.

The A-List Shroom Stars:

Lion’s Mane – For when your brain’s in a fog and you can’t remember where you left your phone (again).

Reishi – The zen queen. She chills you out without knocking you out.

Chaga – Full of antioxidants and apparently your skin’s new best friend.

Why Now?

Because we’re done being tired, stressed, and spotty. And the wellness crowd is loving anything that promises more energy, better focus, and glowing skin—all while looking super aesthetic on your bathroom shelf. Even Vogue is getting involved.

But Do They Work?

There’s centuries of use behind them, but science is still playing catch-up. Some women swear by them, others say meh. One thing’s for sure—quality matters. Get the good stuff or don’t bother.

RewindMe Says:

We’re here for a trend that blends ancient wisdom with modern glow-up goals. Want to give mushrooms a go? Start small, choose a trusted brand, and remember—no supplement replaces a good night's sleep and SPF.

Oh—and talk to your doctor before you go full fungi. We love a glow-up, not a mishap.

You can now grab a weight loss jab at Boots. Yes, really. The high street chemist has launched a Wegovy service—and suddenly, dropping a dress size sounds as easy as picking up your shampoo.

So, what’s the deal?

Boots has partnered with Juniper, a private weight loss service, to offer Wegovy (semaglutide)—a weekly injection that’s designed to suppress appetite and help people shed pounds. It’s part of a wider movement toward GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, originally used for diabetes but now making waves in the weight loss world.

Here’s how it works:

You fill out an online consultation

A clinician reviews your answers

If you’re eligible, you get a treatment plan—starting from £229 a month

But hold up—before you clear your fridge...

While the jab can help curb hunger and boost results, it’s not a magic fix. Wegovy works best with lifestyle changes, meaning diet, movement, and habit shifts are still key. Oh, and it’s not for everyone—you’ll need to meet the BMI and health criteria first.

Our take?

It’s exciting to see science-backed options hitting the mainstream, but we’re all about long-term wellness here at RewindMe. Whether it’s strength training, smart supplements, or mindful eating, don’t forget—the jab is just one tool in the toolbox.

Stay tuned as we break down what’s worth the hype and what’s just a high-priced quick fix. Because looking good should never come at the cost of your health.

Just when you thought you’d seen it all in the world of beauty, along comes the salmon sperm facial. Yes, you read that right—and no, it’s not a joke.

Celebs and skincare fanatics are raving about this bizarre-but-buzzy treatment, claiming it leaves your skin firmer, smoother, and ridiculously glowy. The star ingredient? A molecule extracted from salmon sperm called PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide), known for its regenerative powers and ability to repair skin at a cellular level.

So, how is it used? It’s not as wild as it sounds. The treatment usually involves either micro-needling or injection to infuse the skin with PDRN. The idea is to stimulate collagen, improve hydration, fade pigmentation, and help your skin bounce back—literally. Some clinics also mix it into serums or masks as a luxury add-on to facials.

Originally made popular in Korea, it’s now making waves in high-end aesthetic clinics around the world, including London. Despite the eyebrow-raising name, early adopters are calling it the next big thing in anti-aging.

Would you try it? It might sound fishy, but if it rewinds the clock and brings the glow—never say never.

P.S. Guess which A-list celeb swears by salmon sperm facials? We’ll give you a hint… she hasn’t aged since the early 2000s.
[Check out our Celebrity Anti-Aging Files to find out!]

Wrinkle rewinders, listen up—there’s a new injectable on the scene, and she’s not here to play.

Relfydess (yes, it sounds like a perfume and a Bond villain) is the latest anti-wrinkle jab hitting UK clinics this May. She’s promising instant results, a smoother face in 24 hours, and wrinkle-free realness for over six months. That’s twice the staying power of traditional Botox—and we are shook.

So… What’s the Deal?
This new neurotoxin is the first to work that fast. It targets fine lines and dynamic wrinkles like a pro, with zero downtime and longer-lasting effects. Basically, it’s Botox with a six-month holiday.

Why It’s a Big Deal

• Instant fix – visible results in 24 hours
   
• Fewer top-ups = less hassle (and less spend)
   
• A real contender for Botox’s crown
   

But Is It Too Good to Be True?
The clinical buzz is strong, but real-world results will say it all. Some clinics are cautiously optimistic, others are waiting for more proof before stocking up.

Our Take?
Injectables that work harder and last longer? Inject us with the details. If it lives up to the hype, your frozen forehead might be the most flexible part of your week.