A spritz of perfume is an affordable treat for many, which is one reason why the fragrance industry is bucking the current luxury business trend of decreasing sales. Simon Brooke follows his nose to ...

Have you ever wondered why your towels have a non-fluffy strip or border that's woven differently from the main towel? You might assume this is simply a design choice that's become the norm for towel ...

But while it might seem like the best way to get rid of the bacteria, it won’t keep your towels soft and fluffy. Like harsh detergents, hot water can strip the natural fibres of their softness ...

"This perfume is absolutely gorgeous! a light, fluffy, airy vanilla. very specific but it reminds me of Breyer’s vanilla ice cream - if you just opened a tub and sniffed it. I love it it’s ...

Join us for this three hour introduction to western hand papermaking. We will create paper sheets as we explore traditionally used plant fibers such as linen and cotton and recyclable pulp options and ...

Anne Simmons, 57, from Berkshire, who has years of experience working as part of the Royal household staff, has divulged the regal-endorsed technique for ensuring your towels remain fluffy ...

It turns out, those mysterious, non-fluffy stripes actually serve a very ... “This part of the towel is actually called a ‘dobby border’ – which so many people don’t know.

According to Anne, the royal-approved method ensures their towels remain fluffy, absorbent, and pristine for years - and it’s not as complicated as you might think. And if you’re on a budget ...

IF you want fluffy towels fit for the King, we’ve got you covered. While many of us will never use the towels at Buckingham Palace, that doesn't mean we can't have the same luxurious quality in ...