Adults are trying to regain something of their childhoods, spurred on by a desire for certainty, creativity and an escape from responsibility. But as ‘Innocent’ discourses become well-trodden, brands are seeking new ways to help them regress.

Are you tech savvy or a luddite? Do you prefer to jet set or stick to the continent? And what do these lifestyles mean for the future of your skin? Sk:n Clinics has collaborated with futurologist Ray Hammond to provide an insight into what the future of skincare could look like.

Adolescence now typically ends at 25. Are Millennials so intent on delaying adulthood that they want the films they watch and the music they listen to now to be the same as when they were teenagers? Is nostalgia for the ‘90s driven by a desire for simpler, easier times?

'Prevention is better than cure' is the approach Millennials are taking to healthy ageing. The sales of supplements, vitamins and brain games that 'keep the mind young’ are increasing in the US, and it's not just Baby Boomers, either – 18- to 36-year-olds are too.