This week, we’ve been on our usual hunt for the best anti-ageing heroes – and beauty writer Helen Wilson-Beevers has rounded up the CeraVe products that rival far more expensive brands. If you’re looking to upgrade your routine without blowing the budget, Obagi-C’s C cleansing gel is currently on sale at Allbeauty – it’s dermatologist-recommended in the best anti-ageing skincare routine guide. Elsewhere, we’ve put the best orthopaedic shoes through their paces, finding the everyday pairs that promise comfort without compromising on style – perfect for everything from long walks to weekend adventures. If you are a runner, fitness writer Harry Bulmore has tested Lidl’s £39.99 carbon-plated running shoes to find out whether the budget-friendly pair can really compete with pricier rivals.Over in oral health, we’re asking the big question: would you really spend more than £400 on a toothbrush? Shopping writer Lucy Smith travelled to Paris for the official unveiling of Dyson’s new £420 camerajet to find out whether its eye-watering price tag is justified. Editor’s picks:Sign up to the IndyBest newsletter now CeraVe’s anti-ageing products rival ‘far more expensive’ optionsDyson has completely overhauled its straightenerLiberty’s beauty advent calendar is officially available to buyThe iPad air reduced at John Lewis(David Phelan/The Independent)Praised for its “great design” and “speedy performance”, Apple’s iPad Air is now available with an £80 discount at John Lewis. In his iPad Air review, tech critic David Phelan said: “The M4 chip has a powerful GPU, so that graphics performance, including ray tracing and mesh shading, is all catered for.” He added that “games play fast and smoothly”, too. Although the tablet will usually set you back about £750, this deal has seen the price drop to £669.Buy now M&S’s jacket looks like Bottega’s but costs less than £70(Alice Reynolds/The Independent)M&S’s fashion team certainly knows what it’s doing. And its latest jacket proves just that. You don’t need to spend thousands to get a designer-inspired look, with the high street retailer’s £68 style being compared to the £2,850 Bottega Veneta jacket. Combining a warm tan suedette finish with a contrasting leather-style collar, roomy patch pockets and a cinched waist, the M&S jacket brings together several of this season’s biggest trends while remaining easy to wear. Its flattering peplum shape makes it a particularly versatile layer for the transition from summer into autumn, whether thrown over jeans for a casual look or styled with smarter separates. Writer Alice Reynolds got her hands on the viral jacket to see how it looks and feels in real life, as well as whether it really offers a convincing designer alternative.Read the full M&S jacket reviewLet the Christmas countdown beginIt gets earlier and earlier every year (The Independent)It’s only just September, but many of the best beauty advent calendars have already launched ahead of the festive season. This week alone we’ve seen Lookfantastic and Liberty release theirs, so Lucy Smith has been very busy keeping our guide to the top Christmas countdowns updated. Read the full beauty advent calendars reviewThe best supermarket Greek yoghurts to buy(Alice Reynolds/The Independent)Whether you’re serving it with granola, blending it into a breakfast bowl or using it to make dips and sauces, Greek yoghurt has become a staple. With so many options now available, from thick and creamy authentic varieties to lighter, fat-free and budget-friendly alternatives, choosing the right tub can feel surprisingly complicated. Texture, protein content, fat levels and live cultures can all vary from product to product, while the difference between ‘Greek’ and ‘Greek-style’ yoghurt is another factor to consider. That’s where we come in. Alice has taste-tested more than a dozen supermarket Greek yoghurts, assessing everything from thickness and tang to nutritional content and value for money, to find the best options for every preference.Read the full Greek yoghurt review