Skin Care Tip

Did you know the skin on your face is around 5.5ph, so every time you use hand soap on your face which is around ph 9 on your skin you are upsetting your skin’s natural balance? Always use products designed for your face. Your skin is acidic to help keep bacteria away. It’s the Sebum (oil) and Sweat secreted from your skin to produce this ph.

Hair Care Tip

We all love how our hair looks after a blowout or heat styling session, but excessive heat styling can do a number on your hair. While we wouldn’t expect you to part with your hot tools completely, it is a must to make one small adjustment when you’re using heat to style. Every single time, you should be applying a protective product first. Spritz on a heat protect before blow-drying, straightening, or curling your hair, which is one of our most important hair tips

Manicure and Pedicure

Many of us love a trip to the salon to freshen up our tips and toes. Sometimes, though, it’s not necessary to shell out cash, or even leave your house for that super spa feeling. A great way to spend an evening at home pampering yourself is doing a DIY manicure and pedicure session!

Skin Care

Cleansing your skin is a great start but without moisturising it directly after, you’re missing a vital skin-care step. When you apply moisturiser while your skin is still slightly damp post-cleanse,you’re able to seal in that moisture to help promote all-day

Hair Care

Hair masks are good for the skin and hair; they feed, strengthen, and protect the most delicate parts such as the tips. Women often rely on expensive brands, believing that they are the best for the care of the hair, but realistically it is not so.

MakeUp Tips

Matching your lip colour with your cheeks creates a lovely, coordinated, and natural appearance. To achieve the look without a dual-purpose product, you can easily turn your favourite lip crayon into a cream blush.

MANICURE PEDICURE

Manicures and pedicures should not be a one-time thing; regular treatment will improve the health and quality of your nails. A professional nail treatment will help to increase the strength of your nails over time and avoid splitting.

Tips For Oily Skin

Follow these tips if you are prone to oily skin:

Use a gentle cleanser and do not over wash the skin.

Use a toner on your skin after cleansing.

Use a moisturiser that is oil free and won't clog your pores.

Choose makeup that is oil free and non-comedogenic.

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How should I remove make-up if I have sensitive, fragile or dry skin?

Cleansing sensitive skin should be an extremely gentle process to avoid making it worse. Start by gently removing your make-up with a make-up remover designed for sensitive skin.

Why do some skin types react to retinol?

Retinol can do a lot of good for your skin, but it can occasionally cause redness and flaking.

What should I do if my skin has a bad reaction to retinol?

Typically reactions to retinol aren’t too difficult to manage—it’s often just dryness and irritation. A mild reaction can be common as your skin adjusts to use. But if your skin is quite irritated, suggest cutting out retinol application, along with other skincare products that contain active ingredients, aside for sunscreen. Pare back your routine to a gentle cleanser and fragrance-free moisturizer.

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