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Mothers Day Giveaway.

Latest News – March 22, 2022

Mothers Day Giveaway.

Mothers Day Giveaway. ❤️Mother’s Day is on Sunday next 27th March 2022. We have the perfect gift for the mother figure in your life . We are delighted to offer 3 fabulous prizes . To enter to win ; 💫 Follow @nualawoulfe 💫 Like our video above . 💫 Tag a friend in comments below - 1 comment = 1 entry & tell us why your mum deserves to win . 💫 Bonus entry - share this post on your IG story - (be sure to tag us so we see it ) We will announce the winners on Friday 25th 🎉 Good luck

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Alopecia - Scalp treatment.

Latest News – March 17, 2022

Alopecia - Scalp treatment.

Treatment for hair loss.     Minoxidil prolongs the anagen stage of growth and increases hair follicle size . Minoxidil is a potassium channel opener, causing hyper polarisation of cell membranes and it is also a vasodilator, it is speculated that, by widening blood vessels and opening potassium channels, it allows more oxygen, blood and nutrients to the follicle. Other important factors to address-  A wholesome diet is important for scalp health . Get your iron levels & thyroid levels checked as these can be a trigger for hair loss .    Supplements of Zinc & Biotin are known to be beneficial. 

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Protect Your Heart, Brain and Life with Sulforaphane

Latest News – January 30, 2022

Protect Your Heart, Brain and Life with Sulforaphane

Sulforaphane is a powerful phytochemical that’s created when a cruciferous plant’s myrosinase and glucoraphanin compounds combine, through chewing, chopping, cutting, etc. The resulting sulforaphane tamps down the body’s production of free radicals, helping to block a number of the enzymes that can activate cancer cells. In addition to being full of fiber and rich in sulforaphane, cruciferous veggies are brain and heart-protective and are associated with a reduced risk of colon  and rectal cancer. They’re also credited with helping to protect against prostatic, endometrial and ovarian cancers – so when they’re referred to as superfoods, it’s no joke.

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Dehydrated Skin and how to treat it.

Latest News – October 17, 2021

Dehydrated Skin and how to treat it.

Dehydrated skin is a common skin concern. Dehydrated skin occurs when the skin lacks moisture in the surface layer which is the epidermis. For our skin to function optimally, it needs adequate water content and without it, dead skin cells won’t exfoliate smoothly, leaving skin feeling dry and rough. It’s important to know the difference between dry skin and dehydrated skin as the terms are often incorrectly used interchangeably, which makes it difficult to treat. Dry skin is a permanent state and is often referred to as a “skin type”. It results due to the lack of water and lipids - oils skin feels rough and tight, those with dry skin are often dry on other parts of the body.

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Trans epidermal Water Loss – What is it and How to Stop It

Latest News – October 17, 2021

Trans epidermal Water Loss – What is it and How to Stop It

If you are struggling with dehydrated or dry skin, one of the causes may be trans epidermal water loss (TEWL). You're losing water and moisture from your skin. TEWL can lead to a variety of dry skin conditions — including severe dehydration — but there are ways that you can keep your skin hydrated or prevent dryness from occurring in the first place. What Is Trans epidermal Water Loss? To understand TEWL, let's revisit the layers of our skin. Our skin is made up of three primary layers, the outermost being the epidermis (aka what you look at in the mirror). The dermis is the middle layer, and the hypodermis is the innermost layer. TEWL occurs when water passes from the dermis through the epidermis and evaporates through the skin barrier.

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How does skin change over the years?

Latest News – October 17, 2021

How does skin change over the years?

Skin is a living organ and undergoes significant changes during a person’s lifetime: from the delicate skin of a new-born baby, through the teenage years when some are acne-prone, to the wrinkles of later life. Each stage has its own demands and skin care should reflect these changing needs. Choosing appropriate products to cleanse, protect, nourish and repair skin at each of these stages will help to keep it healthy and ensure that your skin looks and feels its natural best, whatever your age. How is skin different at each age and stage?

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LED treatment. Works well on its own, makes most other treatments better.

Latest News – October 17, 2021

LED treatment. Works well on its own, makes most other treatments better.

LED or Light Emitting Diode therapy is known for its ability to accelerate the skin’s healing process. Skin cells receive a rejuvenating, anti-aging boost increasing blood flow, helping bring nutrients to the treated areas, as well as stimulating fibroblast and collagen production to strengthen your skin and battle the ageing process. Antyage is the most advanced and powerful LED phototherapy medical device available to treat a broad range of concerns.  

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Radio Frequency - an excellent skin treatment.

Latest News – September 16, 2021

Radio Frequency - an excellent skin treatment.

Radiofrequency    No one is immune to the ageing process. There are lots of effective treatments and products that help to delay the ageing process.  One of the most effective skin treatments on the market is Radiofrequency. This non invasive cosmetic treatment smooths wrinkles and boosts collagen. It is particularly effective when it comes to extra delicate skin, such as the area around the eyes.  It provides immediate and long term results. Reduces wrinkles  Stimulates collagen. Softens fine lines especially around the eyes, nose and mouth. Increases dermal volume. Visible lifts skin.  Promotes fat reduction.  One of the most effective non-invasive antiageing treatments. 

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