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Day in the life: Naked Margarita founder Lydia Ward

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Burrell, J. (2026, September 26). Day in the life: Naked Margarita founder Lydia Ward. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/wellness/lydia-ward-naked-margarita-daily-routine-b1298070.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-26 · by Jessica Burrell

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Lydia Ward, founder of Naked Margarita, shares her daily routine, which includes waking up with the sunrise at around 6 am and starting her day with physical contact with her husband, Chris. Her morning ritual involves drinking water, scraping her tongue, brushing teeth, taking supplements specific to her health conditions like PCOS, and having a "morning meeting" for communication and planning. The article details her diet, exercise regimen, and the use of technology and wellness tools that support her lifestyle.
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Lydia Ward, founder of Naked Margarita and known for her wellness routines, starts her day at around 6am when the sun wakes her up. She begins by kissing her husband Chris and then hydrates with a pint of water before brushing her teeth and taking supplements recommended by Emily English's Epetome brand to manage polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Lydia and Chris share a "morning meeting" where they discuss their day, followed by using the CurrentBody LED mask. Her morning routine concludes with an elaborate smoothie containing flax, chia seeds, walnuts, almonds, protein, cacao, coconut milk, and dates for maximum nutritional value.

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Apple Asian CurrentBody Epetome Holland & Barrett

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A friend of ours, Stuart Sandeman, is an amazing breathwork coach and former Radio 1 DJ (@Breathpod) and we’ve picked up so many useful breathwork practices from his content over the years.
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The majority of the ceiling in our room is made of glass so, as much as I’ll set an alarm just in case, the sunshine wakes me up — usually at about 6am. asserted
sunshine → make → am
In the dark of winter it’s obviously a little trickier, but I feel that waking up with the sun is such a nervous-system-soothing way to start the day right. asserted
waking → ’ → day
Priority number one is always to roll over and plant a smooch on my husband Chris’s forehead. asserted
number → roll → forehead
Oxytocin maxxed out. asserted
Oxytocin → maxxe → ?
Then we can attack the day. asserted
we → attack → day
I drink a pint of water first thing (we’re never more dehydrated than after waking up) and then I scrape my tongue and brush my teeth. asserted
I → drink → teeth
I take one of those with Vitamin B12, myo-inositol (I have polycystic ovary syndrome) and Viviscal hair and skin supplements. asserted
I → take → syndrome
Then, Chris and I have our “morning meeting”. asserted
Chris → have → meeting
Sitting on the bed or on the sofa with toes tucked underneath bums, it’s a sacred time and feels like our verbal journalling. asserted
it → sit → journalling
Then we take it in turns to use the CurrentBody LED mask. asserted
we → take → mask
Every day starts with a morning smoothie. asserted
day → start → smoothie
Flax, chia, walnuts, almonds, protein, cacao, coconut milk, dates… if it’s sold in Holland & Barrett, it’s probably going into that smoothie. asserted
it → sell → smoothie
We try to stick to the 80/20 rule so if it’s a really healthy plate of food, we’re absolutely going to be chasing that with a delicious sweet treat. asserted
we → try → treat
I tend to lean towards my eastern heritage and cook foods from Asian cultures, but will never kick a perfectly cooked steak frites off the table. asserted
I → tend → table
I do at least an hour of dog walks every day. asserted
I → do → walks
Workout wise, I’ll aim for at least three a week. asserted
I → aim → three
I also find skipping an amazing way to get your fitness up. asserted
skipping → find → fitness
I have an Apple watch but ended up having a bit of a hiatus with it unless I’m working out. asserted
I → have → it
It was doing my nervous system no good having it pinging every time messages/emails came in, so we maintain a healthy, happy distance unless I’m exercising. asserted
I → do → distance
It’s great for habit stacking, work and getting your steps in — especially important when we’ve had hunch-heavy days at the laptop. asserted
we → ’ → laptop
For any endometriosis/PCOS ladies, I also couldn’t recommend Myoovi enough. asserted
I → recommend → Myoovi
Pain can hit 12/10 at certain times of the month and having something to help block it means that I can spend less time doubled over, wailing in pain. asserted
I → hit → pain
A friend of ours, Stuart Sandeman, is an amazing breathwork coach and former Radio 1 DJ (@Breathpod) and we’ve picked up so many useful breathwork practices from his content over the years. asserted
we → pick → years
Box breathing is an utter saviour if stress or anxiety creep in — breathe in for four, hold for four, out for four, hold for four. asserted
stress → creep → four
I’m a big fan of nootropics and have incorporated them into the non-alcoholic version of our Naked Margarita. asserted
I → ’m → Margarita
L-theanine and magnesium are two absolute favourites and we’ve put effective levels of both in, as (metaphorical) sprinkles on top of a drink we are just so proud of. asserted
we → put → drink
We’ll also often take a mushroom complex, in pill form, on busy-brained days when focus is really needed. asserted
focus → take → days
We’re big fans of the ritual of making and pouring a drink, be it a gorgeous margarita or a heavenly cup of jasmine green tea. asserted
it → ’re → tea
There’s something so soothing about all the little steps involved in making yourself or your loved one something beautiful to sip. asserted
yourself → ’ → steps
Read More Trust your gut. asserted
Read → read → gut
Your body tells you what you need if you listen to it. asserted
you → tell → it
Don’t put pressure on yourself or chase perfection because no one, no matter how much time, money or patience they have, can be perfect. asserted
they → put → time
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