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Two of the ultimate best ways of combating signs of premature ageing...
80% of the skins damage is external not genetic! This includes smoking, alcohol, sun damage, cold weather exposure, stress and lack of skincare routine.
Moisturise morning and night!
Our skin is the largest living organ of our body so we shouldn't forget to feed it topically with nourishing, moisturising products. Lack of moisture results in dull, sagging lifeless skin, this increasing fine lines and wrinkles.
Use a UV Protection daily!
When the temperatures are cooler we don't associate it with UV damage however UVA are the damaging rays present all year round with the sun lower in winter, that cannot be felt on the skin and these are the rays that damage skin cells causing ageing. Check your moisturiser or foundation contains a UV protection or you can buy a separate UV layer to apply over your moisturiser.
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Henna Brows Training...Coming Soon
What are henna brows?
Henna brows are a form of eyebrow tinting that is used to colour the brow as well as stain the skin beneath the hair. The purpose of this is to cast a shadow or create an illusion of depth and fullness in the area, visually filling in any sparseness.
Henna is a natural dye made from the shrub ‘Lawsinia Inermis’ which grows in a hot dry climate. The leaves of the shrub are dried and ground into powder, forming henna.
How great would it be to wake up in the morning and have your eyebrows already good to go?
With henna, you can temporarily tint your eyebrows in a painless and all-natural way so they’re shaped every morning, with no need for pencils or powders. It’s also a really great way to trial a shape before you commit to semi-permanent tattooing. The service only recently launched into the UK.
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Hot Stone Therapy is a growing request in Salon's and Spa's!
The power of the Hot Basalt Lava Stones are healing and balancing reconnecting our mental, physical and emotional wellbeing. Who dosn't need that with the stress and fast pace of modern day life.
Stone therapy is rich in history and tradition and is a luxury deep relaxing massage treatment using volcanic and marine stones as an extension of the therapists hands. It provides a sense of well being, balance to the body using the earth’s natural minerals.
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WHY OUR TRAINING COURSES ARE GUILD ACCREDITED
- Recognition: The Guild accredits more private training courses than any other industry organisation, so having our courses Guild Accredited is the most recognisable sign of quality training in the UK.
- Qualifications Our training courses can be used to count as modules towards gaining a national NVQ Beauty Therapist qualification.
- Insurance: All Guild Accredited courses are accepted for insurance purposes by the Guild and most other insurance providers. As the UK’s largest trade body, the Guild will only accept private training that has been Guild Accredited.