From health and happiness to relationships and career
This is your year of reinvention and visibility. The lunar eclipse in your sign triggers a total image overhaul. You’re redefining your personal style or rebranding your professional presence. But this runs deeper than just your aesthetic.
Your authentic self is radiating from your core. Whether it’s your face or your brand, how you present yourself becomes a magnet for the success you’re so ready for in 2026.
YOUR 2026 MANTRA: I embody confidence, poise, and a style that reflects my inner beauty.
POWER DATES: March 3, August 23, September 11, November 26
Your 2026 horoscopes on love, career and life are below…
Romance and Relationships
March’s new moon writes a fresh love story: think exchanging keys, baby plans or starting a business together. For struggling pairs, August’s lunar eclipse brings a crossroads. Whether you stay or leave will shape the next 18 years, so listen to your intuition when fate shows its hand.
May’s blue moon resurrects a goal related to your home or living situation. If a family connection has frayed, this rare lunation opens the door to healing.
Cash and Career
Early 2026’s Saturn-Neptune link warns against shady deals. If someone takes advantage of your kindness by pushing financial boundaries, it’s time to protect your assets. Uranus electrifies your career zone in April, making an unfulfilling role or career feel unbearable.
By mid-November, Venus turns the money tap back on. Many Virgos will launch a startup or go freelance, claiming the freedom and authority they have long craved.
Health and Happiness
This year’s eclipses revolutionise your wellness approach. You’re done with expensive protocols that overpromised and underdelivered.
If you’ve been managing a chronic condition, this might be the year you switch doctors and explore alternative therapies or new meds. Already glowing? You’re becoming curious about optimising everything. Also, January’s new moon sees you pursue a creative pastime.
This article was originally published by Natasha Weber on the Marie Claire Australia website
Syndicated for Marie Claire Nigeria by Denise Eseimokumoh
