Jess Commons

Another day, another form of online interaction to further complicate your already complicated dating life. Let’s get right down to it: soft ghosting

My eyebrows are rubbish. Not only are they the same uninspiring beige colour as my skin and hair, they’re also as thin and patchy as a 13-year-old boy’

“You're just a shy girl” was one of many things Dr Sarah Bargiela heard from autistic women who weren't diagnosed until later in life

Is premium alcohol giving us a false sense of security when it comes to our drinks? Really, in terms of alcohol content, how much does one nice bottle of w

Whether you're a people person or not, there's no way you're going to make it to the top on your own. Climbing the ladder involves collabora

How would you manage if you suddenly had to shell out an extra £583 a month on top of everything else you were already planning to spend this month? You?

If you’re trying to go plastic-free, your summer holiday is going to sorely test you, as I found out midway through #plasticfreejuly when I headed off to

Some days, it's easy to get overwhelmed with the sheer number of things there are to be anxious about. From climate change to Donald Trump, social med

Hands up who is finding everything to do with the environment very overwhelming and scary at the moment? If this is you, it's probably because everyth

The damage that cancer can cause isn't just physical. It affects everything from relationships to mental health to family life. One area it affects hu

One of the biggest myths about solo travel is that it’s something you do when you’ve got no one else to go with, which is rubbish. As we’ve already m

Until recently, I thought going on holiday by yourself as a woman meant that you were a real go-getter, the kind of businesswoman Romy and Michele try to b

For many of us, travelling the world is something we think we need to do before we “settle down”, before we have kids and get “serious

A train ride away from the famous bridge that connects Sweden and Denmark, in the middle of dense Swedish forestland, lies a tiny little town named Älmhul