For many Britons, Valentine’s Day has become a commercial con. However, as attitudes to relationships are shifting, some are choosing instead to demonstrate their love for their friends, family or themselves, while others are searching for personalised gifts and experiences for their partner.

As people look to be more physically active and healthy, one of the major obstacles they face is getting bored of their routine. Equinox Gyms is trying to help people prevent malaise setting in, by starting an incubator for innovative workouts that will keep them active and engaged.

For busy Hong Kongers, gym time is not just about getting fit – it also presents an opportunity to mingle with potential love interests. Many people in the city’s CrossFit communities have been meeting romantic partners at the gym, bonding over their shared commitment to fitness.

Social media, self-care, and flexible working mean that women often want to look their best before, during, and after a workout. With a rise in athleisure, big brand make-up ranges such as Puma x Maybelline’s collaboration are coming on the market, but what do women really want from active beauty?