In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Cosmopolitan (UK)

• Sunday plans loading…
  Turn off the re-runs! Your must-watch list just got a whole lot longer
• Dujonna Gift is Snow White’s secret weapon
  Now that the West-End star is breaking out in Hollywood, it’s off to work she goes…
• The sweet-smelling revival of hair perfumes
  Upping your fragrance game has never been so easy as six members of Team Cosmo put some of the most-hyped hair scents to the Beauty Lab test. Are they more fad or fab? Let’s reveal all
• Hello, bank holidays! Spring staycations to bookmark now
  With Easter weekend, May Day and the spring bank holiday to look forward to, there’s never been a better time to plan a long weekend away
• WTF is Pluto retrograde?
  It’s time to prepare for the planetary shift. Please let us explain…
• Welcome to the workplace revolution: or, you know, the desperate battle for progress
  For a while there it felt like we were really on to something with this ‘new era’ of work. But are we sliding back to the status quo?
• I faked having an assistant and it transformed my career
  One writer’s dirty secret is your next boss move
• Wait, when did LinkedIn get so… full-on?
  It’s a career-hunting (and hustling) wild west these days…
• Has the work wife era officially ended?
  Out-of-hours drinks? I don’t even know her. But there’s still hope for workplace friendships, writes Jennifer Savin…
• Sorry, but what is a credit score and why do I need one?
  Time to burn some plastic (kinda)
• AMELIA DIMO LDENBERG MEANS BUSINESS
  She’s the mastermind behind Chicken Shop Date and Hollywood’s go-to red carpet reporter. With more than 668m YouTube views and a combined 7.6m social media followers, the 31-year-old has cracked the code to internet success. Here, she reflects on fame and future-proofing her plans…
• Do we need a therapist to dump someone now? The rise of young couples in therapy
  If you’ve only been together a year and you’re hitting the therapist’s couch, is it a sign you should end things? Or that you’re cleverly ironing out problems before they reach crisis stage? Brit Dawson meets the 20- and 30-something couples in therapy
• Have we all lost time?
  Five years ago, the UK went into lockdown. Does that statement make you want to flick past this article? Did it cause you to shudder or flinch? Here, Catriona Innes delves into how our collective denial and discomfort – and suppressed grief – is really impacting us…
• Skincare
  Whatever your skin type, these products have you covered
• Hair
  The products that have brought your best hair days
• Makeup
  These winners will have you ready for your close-up
• The big spring clean
  Nothing gives new season energy like a wardrobe clear out, and having an arsenal of timeless staples means you’ll never struggle to get dressed in the morning again, ever…
• State of gracie
  Pop star Gracie Abrams has built a millions-strong fandom on songs about heartbreak. But she’s a real sucker for romance
• Welcome to your solo dating era
  She’s back! Emma Gannon, the author of Olive, has returned with a hilarious, heartbreaking and wildly relatable novel about a woman navigating life after a devastating break-up. Table For One looks at what it actually means to be alone and the power and joy of dating yourself. Read on for an exclusive first look at the book…
• Feeling salty? We’re finally being honest with our mates about their sh**ty dates
  With endless mixed signals, bad behaviour and raised hopes, the dating world is harder to navigate than ever. But should we be helping our friends sail through the slaloms with a little more frankness?
• My best sex ever was with a married dominatrix
  New to London and new to being dominated, one writer throws themselves into a tantalising adventure
• You really know how to break up
  Let these stories prove that parting ways doesn’t have to be totally traumatising