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The transition through perimenopause and menopause is a natural stage of life, but the skin often reflects the hormonal changes happening within the body. For many women, this time brings new or unexpected skin concerns — from dryness and dullness to sensitivity, redness, or even breakouts.

September is back-to-school season — a fresh start for routines, new stationery, and, importantly, skincare. For many parents, this is the ideal time to help teens take a closer look at their skin health. With the right products and habits, you can support them in keeping breakouts under control and boosting their confidence as they head back into the classroom.

Breakouts are one of the most common skin concerns, affecting individuals at all ages and stages of life. Whether occasional or persistent, understanding the mechanisms behind breakouts can help us make more informed decisions about how to care for the skin and reduce future flare-ups.

We all want healthy, glowing skin—but if you're not protecting it from the sun every single day, you're missing the most crucial step.

Skincare isn’t just for the face – our body needs care too. From back acne to dryness and cellulite, common concerns are treatable with the right home routine and salon treatments.

Hyperpigmentation refers to areas of skin that appear darker than the surrounding tissue. This discolouration is caused by an excess of melanin – the pigment that gives our skin its colour – being produced in certain spots. These dark patches can vary in size and depth, and may fade over time or persist without a consistent skincare routine.

While the exact cause of rosacea remains debated, there are several known triggers that can worsen the condition. Fortunately, although there is no definitive cure, rosacea can often be managed effectively. In this post, we’ll explore three key ways to soothe and manage rosacea, helping you regain control of your skin.

We can’t turn back the clock, but that doesn’t mean we can’t keep our skin looking its best. Ageing is a natural process, and rather than chasing unrealistic ideals, the key is to care for our skin with a consistent, effective routine.

Skincare is often associated with hydration, anti-ageing, and radiance, but one essential aspect is frequently overlooked - the skin barrier. This invisible shield plays a crucial role in maintaining the health, resilience, and overall function of your skin.

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, winter often brings a host of challenges for our skin. With a few mindful changes to your routine you can keep your skin comfortable and glowing all season long.