Page 6 - Holiday Skin Tips

Are your skin care products doing more damage than good?

It is possible!

How long has that mask been sitting on your shelf at the back of your bathroom cupboard..... really …..??

As a general rule of thumb you want to ditch any product you have had for 2 years. I know it may be hard to part, but trust

Sponges, brushes, fingers which is the best way to apply your foundation?? 

First here are my top 3 tips for creating the perfect make up base:

Make Up Tip #1

Regularly exfoliate your skin. At least once a week; up to 3 times for oily/congested skins.  Your Make Up will get that flawless smooth finish

I see a lot of clients in their early 20's who are wanting to get started on a reliable skin care regime and and treatment protocol to prevent wrinkles and ageing. Unfortunately we all age, but if we age healthily with a regular routine to assist in prevention of collagen breakdown and protect our cells

We all want to have fabulous skin all year round but we especially want it to be extra super fabulous on one of THE most important days of our lives. Many of my clients plan ahead a year or more from their big day which is great, we get to fine tune their skin care regime and work steadily towards amazing

Currently in the middle of Winter our skin, lips and bodies are bearing the full brunt of the colder weather. Skin feels dry and tight, make up doesn’t sit on the skin as well, and our lips are forever dry. Follow my Winter Skin Tips to make sure your skin is Spring ready and start to reap the rewards

The beautiful thing about time is that it allows us to make mistakes and then never make them again! I have compiled my favourite list of beauty lessons that we have learnt from over the years.
There is so much information out there today readily available, it is fun and exciting to try lots of different

Lets face it is hard to stay out of the sun on a day to day basis. All this exposure over the years leads to sun spots/age spots, basically discoloration of the skin. Over time from UV damage our pigment cells or melanocytes can start to overproduce melanin (skin pigment) and form clusters of melanin

Yes apparently according to The Vitamin D Council wearing sunscreen inhibits your production of Vitamin D. You see, not only does sunscreen prevent those nasty UVB rays from burning our skin, it also prevents our body from making Vitamin D. BUT the good news is, you only need to expose your skin to the

Now we all know (well hopefully we do) that UV exposure is not healthy for our skin, BUT most of us do like to bronze up a little. Since we now know that sun baked skin is an unhealthy damaged skin what other options are there?

One can slap on some fake tan and get the desired effect from a bottle or

As much as we can eat well, sleep lots, and be as healthy as one can possibly be, we all at some stage get ill and the skin suffers for it. When we are sick our skin doesn't receive the nutrients, vitamins and minerals and not to forget water that it normally receives to maintain a healthy skins matrix.