Image by senivpetro on Freepik Exfoliating can be beneficial for the skin as it helps to remove dead skin cells and promote cell turnover, resulting in a smoother, brighter complexion. However, over-exfoliation or using products that are too harsh can irritate the skin and cause redness, sensitivity, and even breakouts. …
Photo by Polina Tankilevitch from Pexels There are so many beauty fads which have done the rounds in the last few years, not least of all when we all suddenly had more time for self-care than ever, during lockdown. Skincare routines from far-flung countries became the flavour of the month …
Photo by Julia Caesar on Unsplash If you’ve so much as walked past a newspaper display in the past few weeks, you’ll know that most of the major news outlets are predicting an incoming heatwave, here in the UK. Most of us Brits love the idea of watching the temperatures …
Photo by Anna Tarazevich There are a number of different things that can leave us feeling depleted, whether that’s a physical or mental feeling. Stress, illness, not eating a balanced diet, even dehydration, can all be contributing factors to feeling drained, and this can have a knock-on effect with your …
Photo by Anna Shvets from Pexels Sheet masks are an easy and effective way to provide your skin with an immediate and big boost of vitamins and moisture. They’re also a fun way to relax and pamper yourself at home. One reason sheet masks are so amazing is that they …
Photo by Ivan Samkov from Pexels When it comes to anything beauty related, we tend to agree that maintenance is better than repair – regular self care means that things tick over nicely instead of needing to be rescued. However, this isn’t always possible and things like lack of time, …
While people don’t tend to talk about it much, the skin condition rosacea is a problem for more people than you would think. The acne-like inflammatory condition tends to affect the cheeks, forehead, chin and nose, and while symptoms come and go, it can be a real pain, on many …
When you consider the fact that a ‘beauty routine’ isn’t just cleanse, tone, moisturise, but also all the other stuff like washing your hair, filing your nails, using an exfoliator and everything else in between, it’s easy to feel bamboozled.” What should be part of my routine, and how often …
From luscious lavender, to restorative rosehip, there’s a whole world of skin loving botanicals out there, which could change your beauty routine forever. While we always recommend using the essential cleanse, tone and moisturise regime, adding a smoothing, plumping, healing extra from the hedgerows, could be a total game changer …
We don’t know about you, but as much as we love summer, it can be a pretty high-maintenance season when it comes to keeping your beauty game on track. Beach breaks, pretty dresses and longer nights are all great, but add in fading hair colour, foundation build up, sweat, breakouts …
