When the seasons swing round in the Northern Hemisphere we get much more sunlight than darkness and though the temperatures might not be scorching, the sun can still affect your skin with even moderate exposure during the summer season. Most people are used to considering their skin care when on holiday in sunnier climates but it may also be necessary to have a plan for protecting against the damaging effects of sunlight during your daily routine and when relaxing in your home environment. Whilst science continues to reveal new and surprising ways to counter the damage done by overexposure ..

Summer is nearly here and with it comes sunlight and warmth; however, this much-anticipated season also brings dry skin with it. For this reason, it’s important that you start looking after your skin now and continue doing it throughout summer – this way, it can remain healthy at all times! After all, summer almost always takes a toll on your skin, so it’s crucial that you are prepared for the heat and the humidity with these skincare tips: Exfoliating is a Key Skincare Rule One of the basic rules of skincare is exfoliating your skin. You are constantly shedding skin cells so, if ..

Some love summers, some not so much, but it’s this time of the year which provides us with many opportunities to stay outdoors and enjoy the long days and warm nights. But, this enjoyment can come at a price, and it’s your skin that takes the toll. Sun exposure subjects your skin to sun damage and can lead to premature aging of the skin, wrinkles, marks, and dry skin.  Avoiding the outdoors altogether is both impractical and nearly impossible, so the hottest time of the year requires careful thought for your skin as you enjoy the heat and freedom of summer. Here are some ways to take c..

Every bride fears waking up to a skin outbreak on the morning of their wedding. Your wedding is supposed to be the one day in which you look AND feel like a princess - and that doesn't involve dealing with bad skin. Luckily, with a little bit of forward planning, you can prep your skin for your big day, ensuring that you look nothing other than amazing as you say I DO. Our helpful infographic has given you some helpful skincare tips for the months before your wedding. ​   If you would like a little more help to keep your skin in perfect condition before your big day, pleas..

Although the attention is traditionally focused on the bride at a wedding, as the groom you will also have family and friends’ eyes on you on the big day. As such, you need to take care of your skin and introduce a skincare routine if you haven’t already. By keeping to this routine, you ensure a healthy looking skin not only for your wedding but also throughout your marriage! So, what can you do to take care of your skin?   Exfoliate Exfoliating once a week will ensure that you clean any dead skin cell deposits on your face. It will not only ensure that moisturising is mor..

Can you imagine waking up on your big day to a surprise beauty crisis? Whether it’s a spot in an unwanted place on your face, oily skin or an outbreak of eczema, a beauty disaster of any kind is something that no bride wants to face on the morning of their wedding. Every bride dreams of being at their most beautiful on their special day, so you should prep in advance for you skin to be at its best. What are the biggest nightmares for brides and how can you avoid a big day beauty crisis happening to you? Spots There is nothing more daunting than the thought of a spot break-out on the ..

Being stressed can have drastic effects on your skin without you even realising. Healthy skin is highly important as it gives us confidence and makes us feel great – something we definitely want on our wedding day! In our last blog we discussed skincare nightmares that could occur on your wedding day. Unfortunately, these are not the only things you need to watch out for. Stress is an emotion that can easily cause havoc without you even realising.  Planning a wedding can cause a huge amount of stress, and as the day dawns, your skin may not beat its best. Everybody wants to look fla..

With April almost over, it’s fair to say that Spring has well and truly sprung. We’ve already started to pack away our winter wardrobe – creating room for all the new, bright, and colourful clothes that have started to dominate our favourite clothing stores.  Apart from an excuse to buy new clothes, spring also means longer and brighter days, and therefore more sun exposure. Because of this, you also need to start thinking about transitioning your skin from its winter routine to one that is perfect for spring! So how can you transition from one season to another without causing ..