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Joanna Hawes explodes some of the myths about ta***ic massage in the October issue of H&E...Ta***ic massage is often mis...
29/10/2026

Joanna Hawes explodes some of the myths about ta***ic massage in the October issue of H&E...

Ta***ic massage is often misunderstood because of its cultural associations. In its true wellness form, it is a meditative practice that teaches presence, mindfulness and compassionate awareness through touch.

It combines gentle movement, conscious breathing and intentional stillness to restore balance between the mind and the body. It is about worshipping the whole body, caring for the heart, mind, body and soul.

Find out more: https://www.mymagazinesub.co.uk/he-naturist/

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Fight them on the beaches?We've had a great response to our question about 'textiles' taking over naturist spaces. But w...
25/10/2026

Fight them on the beaches?

We've had a great response to our question about 'textiles' taking over naturist spaces. But what's the next stage?

Across Spain, naturists are taking to the beaches to protest against the growing encroachment of clothed visitors. These symbolic acts of resistance reflect a wider struggle against overtourism, social media exposure and changing attitudes towards public nudity.

Are these protests the naturist equivalent of King Canute trying to hold back the waves, or a necessary defence of our right to be naked?

Environmental campaigners have shown that mass protests can make an impact. Should naturists organise similar demonstrations elsewhere? Can they change anything, or is the tide already turning against us?

Behind the science…There’s a familiar moment in naturism when the clothes come off, self-consciousness begins to fade, a...
21/10/2026

Behind the science…

There’s a familiar moment in naturism when the clothes come off, self-consciousness begins to fade, and we simply feel more comfortable in our own skin. But why does being naked feel so good?

Science offers some intriguing clues. Research suggests that naturism can support body confidence, self-esteem and life satisfaction, while repeated positive experiences of non-sexual nudity may help us see naked bodies as natural and ordinary, rather than something to hide or judge.

Seeing real bodies of every shape and size can also challenge unrealistic ideals and ease the pressure to look a certain way.

That’s why, in the October issue of H&E, the N**e and Happy blogger decided to explore the science behind naturism’s feel-good factor.

The evidence isn’t conclusive, and everyone’s experience differs. But perhaps science is beginning to explain what naturists have long understood: being naked can be good for us.




Bare All with Pride: Donna Price’s Story ❤️Life can change in an instant. In August 2025, Donna Price received the devas...
17/10/2026

Bare All with Pride: Donna Price’s Story ❤️

Life can change in an instant. In August 2025, Donna Price received the devastating diagnosis of Stage 4 ovarian cancer. Facing gruelling chemotherapy and complex surgery, Donna and her husband chose to take each day as it came.

But despite the physical and emotional challenges, Donna’s passion for naturism never disappeared.

As she recovers, she is gradually returning to naturist gatherings and countryside walks, embracing her changing body and the scars that tell the story of her journey.

For Donna, those scars are not something to hide, but a testament to survival, strength and resilience. She hopes her experience will inspire others facing illness, injury or disability not to abandon naturism, but to find their own way to enjoy its freedom and acceptance.

Discover Donna’s inspiring story and why she continues to bare all with pride in the October issue of H&E Naturist magazine.

To subscribe: https://www.mymagazinesub.co.uk/he-naturist

Why be embarrassed about being a naturist?Taking the plunge and contributing to H&E can feel like a bigger step than it ...
10/10/2026

Why be embarrassed about being a naturist?

Taking the plunge and contributing to H&E can feel like a bigger step than it really is. For some readers, the thought of seeing their name in print raises an awkward question: What if someone I know sees it?

But why should being a naturist be a problem?

There’s nothing unusual about enjoying the freedom of being clothes-free, and every reader who is open about it helps make naturism a little more visible – and a little less mysterious – to everyone else.

You don’t necessarily have to become a campaigner or put your life story on display. Just share what you’re comfortable sharing. Write about your experiences, the places you have visited, or tell H&E what naturism means to you.

Model behaviour…James Proctor has embarked on a new career path – as a n**e model for photographers and life drawing cla...
08/10/2026

Model behaviour…

James Proctor has embarked on a new career path – as a n**e model for photographers and life drawing classes.

“Let me be clear before we start,” he says. “At 59 years old, I’m not exactly in the first flush of youth.

“At my age, with wrinkles here and a few saggy bits there, I certainly never expected that taking my clothes off in front of other people would become a full-time job. Yet, that is precisely what has happened: a new career as both a life and photographic model has opened my eyes to how people see an older man, and given me an entirely different perspective on my body.”

Read the full story in the October issue of H&E

https://pocketmags.com/he-naturist-magazine/october-2026

Bums on seats...Matt and Megan created N**e Beach Map because they were tired of turning up at beaches without really kn...
06/10/2026

Bums on seats...

Matt and Megan created N**e Beach Map because they were tired of turning up at beaches without really knowing what to expect. Was nudity actually accepted? Where was the n**e section? Was the information online even still accurate?

What started as a travel tool for themselves has grown into a global resource built from firsthand visits, local knowledge, and submissions from people who actually use the beaches.

Now they’re building Beach Bums - a community around all of it.

It’s a place for people who are curious, experienced or somewhere in between. Members can ask questions, share experiences, discover new places, swap advice and help shape what N**e Beach Map becomes next.

Members also get full travel videos, behind-the-scenes content, naturist guides, discounts and giveaways.

Right now, members can enter to win a Mexico getaway plus US$1,000 spending money, with the draw taking place on November 1.

https://n**ebeachmap.com/

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Blind date?Sometimes the biggest lessons come from someone who completely disagrees with you.When Elizabeth Carrington i...
05/10/2026

Blind date?

Sometimes the biggest lessons come from someone who completely disagrees with you.

When Elizabeth Carrington invited a man she was dating into her naturist world, she expected curiosity. Instead, he left shocked, uncomfortable - and convinced naturism wasn't for him.

Rather than dismissing his reaction, Elizabeth used it as a chance to see her own community through someone else's eyes. What emerged is one of our most thought-provoking stories of the month: a powerful reflection on consent, boundaries, body acceptance, and why two people can witness the same scene yet experience entirely different realities.

It's a reminder that naturism isn't just about changing what we wear. Sometimes it's about changing how we see. Read the full story in the October issue of H&E.






Fake n**es?Are AI n**es killing naturist authenticity?Naturism has spent decades trying to show the public that we’re re...
04/10/2026

Fake n**es?

Are AI n**es killing naturist authenticity?

Naturism has spent decades trying to show the public that we’re real people, with real bodies and real communities. So why are many clubs and organisations now promoting themselves with fake ones?

AI-generated images may be polished, and less costly to produce, but they’re increasingly starting to look the same: perfect bodies, perfect landscapes, generic smiles and familiar clichés. Take away the logo and could you tell one naturist organisation from another?

As Evan Nicks argues in this month's H&E Naturist magazine, naturism's greatest marketing assets are its people, personalities, stories and creativity.

Shouldn’t our marketing be authentic too? What do you think?





Many people don't reject naturism because they've tried it and hated it. They often never get that far.That's the thinki...
03/10/2026

Many people don't reject naturism because they've tried it and hated it. They often never get that far.

That's the thinking behind Beyond Clothes, a new project from naturist resort owner Karie Jane, created to answer the questions people might be too embarrassed to ask.

From body confidence and etiquette to consent and those first-day nerves, it's designed for the curious, the cautious, and anyone wondering what naturism is really like.

The idea is simple: make first impressions less intimidating and replace myths with honest conversation.

We'd love to hear from you. What's the one question every first-time naturist asks - or should ask?



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