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With lockdown, beauty habits have changed. Gone are the days of travelling, replaced by treating yourself at home. That’s why we have tried the best beauty devices which achieve professional results at home which you can recommend to your clients to strengthen the results of treatments.

When most people think about improving their appearance, they often focus on facials, haircuts or manicures. However, we often forget that the best way to look good is to start from within. This is because factors, such as your diet and exercise routine, can influence the quality of your skin, hair and nails.

The government has announced all close contact beauty treatments will be allowed to resume from 15 August 2020.

The Prime Minister has announced in today’s Coronavirus Downing Street Briefing that the easing of high-risk treatments which includes facials is postponed in England.

The latest government announcement during the daily press conference on the 17th July has seen the Prime Minister encourage staff and employees to go back to work by opening the remaining sectors of the economy from the 1st of August in England.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced on the 14th of July that face coverings will be made compulsory in shops from the 24th of July give people more confidence to shop safely and enhance protections for those who work in shops.

We are living in a world of first impressions and appearances, our skin’s “look” inevitably has a major impact on our self-confidence, and our professional and personal lives. So, let’s find out what is ageing our bodies and our skin, and how we can temper this process!

Up until a few months ago, face masks were an exception on our streets, especially outside Asia. However, things have drastically changed because of the Corona Pandemic: wearing a face mask has now become part of our everyday ritual and that may last for quite a while to come.

Ingrown hairs cause red and itchy bumps where a hair has grown back under the skin. It doesn’t look nice and is often very uncomfortable. The problem arises especially after shaving which is why men have many of their face and neck and women find them on legs and armpits.

Wearing face coverings for long periods of time can result in skin irritation and even break outs. So here are some steps to help you protect both your health, and your skin:

We’ve rounded up the top beauty box subscriptions on the market so you can get acquainted and begin ordering your necessities.

As we enter another week of lockdown, celebrity facialist and founder of Crystal Clear Skincare, Sharon Hilditch MBE, shares her top tips for glowing skin during isolation.

With thousands of skincare business ready to go back to work, Dermalogica has created a Clean Touch Certification to help you get back to work - safely.

What simple things can we do to prevent our hands feeling irritated?

Now that it’s getting sunny outside and most of us are staying indoors or working from home, it’s important to not slack off wearing SPF.

Following the press conference today, the government has announced the closure of “spas, wellness centres and massage parlours”.

Things you may not have realised about the effects of stress on our bodies, skin & sleep patterns.

What’s the correlation between congestion and skincare ingredients and what should you avoid? Read on to find out.

In the age that clients want to see results from every treatment, touch up your knowledge on how they can support their skin so you can be effective in your treatments.