In My Bag I Packed……..
An overview of the most versatile products and the holiday "must haves" by Spa Technologies UK As that hallowed fortnight in sunnier climes approaches there is always the last minute…
Beauty from the Inside Out
What we put into our bodies is just as important as what we put on them. Whilst a dab hand at buying a pre-prepared juice I have never made my…
SPF – Sun, Peptides and (totally) Flummoxed! A whistle stop tour of what to use on your skin and why!
The skincare market can be a confusing old place. I for one struggle about what to read, what to believe and certainly what too use. There seems to be a…
Tips on moisturising and treating oily skin
Moisturising oily skin can be tricky and quite scary. In my teenage years I was told to use products that will dry my skin and that this will minimise the…
All Natural and Vegan Certified ingredients
Having a proper skin care routine is essential in preserving youth and tone to the skin. I don't know about most of you, but I definitely need help to keep…
Oily skin and how to get it ready for Haloween
Having problematic skin can lower confidence and increase stress. Dealing with hormonal spots and oily skin is a long and annoying process but can become easy once we adopt a…
Vitamin C derivatives and the effects they have to the skin
We all heard about Vitamin C and its beneficial effects on the skin. There are quite a few derivates of Vitamin C used in skin care products and some are…
For sensitive skin – Gentle Facial Cleanser
For those with sensitive skin the Gentle Facial Cleanser is a great choice to cleanse it without stripping it of it's natural oils. Formulated with aloe vera gel and seaweed…
Hibiscus Flower Acids – The new AHA
AHA (alpha hydroxyl acids) are well known in the beauty industry and salons and used to exfoliate skin to reveal a new, younger looking layer. But AHAs tend to over…
Repair and rejuvenate your skin with DNA repairing enzymes
We rely on anti-oxidants and SPF to reduce damage to the skin from external factors. But it's not enough, as research shows, sun damage continues for up to 3 hours…