As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, the arrival of Autumn brings a bewitching ambience to the atmosphere. With the cooler season’s arrival, it's the perfect time to give your skin some extra care and an enchanting glow. Let’s unravel the secrets of natural beauty while weaving in spooky skincare trivia from the past for some Halloween magic! Caring for your skin as the seasons shift Your skin deserves a little extra TLC during the transitional Autumn season. Cooler weather and fluctuating humidity levels can leave your skin feeling dry, looking dull and prone to irritation. Embrace t ..read more

If you care about the planet, you’re likely seeking ways to make environmentally responsible purchases. But how to know which brands are genuinely eco-friendly, and which ones only claim to be sustainable while misleading you and causing damage to the environment? Let’s explore how to spot the common signs of greenwashing so you can make more informed choices.  What is Greenwashing?  Greenwashing is a marketing strategy designed to mislead consumers into believing they’re buying natural, eco-friendly products while, in fact, they’re not. It functions to drive sales and gain a competi ..read more

There is something magical about Autumn. The fiery colours, the warm flickering of candles, delicious spiced coffee and cosy jumpers. What’s not to love? Well…  As the weather becomes colder and rainier, you soon will notice your skin starts to feel dry, perhaps more irritable with some redness, and the healthy summer glow begins to fade. Your skin’s needs change as the seasons change, and today we share some expert tips on adjusting your beauty routine for healthy, radiant skin in the Autumn. 1. Hydrate and protect Indoor heating, hot showers, wind and cold temperatures dehydrate your sk ..read more

As the summer is now in full swing, would you like to know how to look after your skin in warm weather, highlight your radiant glow and keep it for longer? You're in the right place! Read our eight expert beauty tips on summer beauty routine and enjoy a healthy, glowing skin. 1. Moisturise Dry skin is prone to flaking, which will make your tan fade faster and become patchy. Make sure to moisturise your face and body regularly with a good moisturiser that will keep your skin supple, soft and hydrated for a lasting tan. Choose multitasking products for added skin benefits depending on your ..read more

The Spring is finally here! After months of harsh, cold weather and dull, dry, itchy skin, now is a perfect time to refresh your beauty routine and blossom. Spring brings more humidity, higher temperatures as well as increased sun exposure, which means you should adjust your spring time skin care routine to a new environment to achieve a healthy spring glow. Read on for our top Spring skin care tips! 1. Small steps - big results You don’t have to overhaul your beauty routine all at once. Your skin needs time to adjust to new cosmetic products and procedures to avoid an undesirable reaction li ..read more

Did you know that the skin around your eyes is ten times thinner than on the rest of your face? As a result, it becomes dehydrated much faster, losing elasticity and forming eye wrinkles aka crow’s feet.  But don’t worry. There are a number of things you can do to treat and prevent eye wrinkles and look after the skin around your eyes.  Here are our 8 expert skincare tips to help you: 1. Stay hydrated Keeping your body and skin well hydrated is incredibly important. Drinking water is a long game but it will help your body remove toxins and applying hydrating skincare products will re ..read more

Dark spots on your skin, also known as hyperpigmentation can be caused by many things. Sun spots, post-acne scars, melasma, age spots - whatever the cause, they aren’t a health concern but if you wish to get rid of them for aesthetic reasons, we have good news.  You can effectively lighten or completely remove hyperpigmentation with the help of targeted cosmetic products and a good skincare routine.  WHAT CAUSES DARK SPOTS? Hyperpigmentation occurs when the skin overproduces melanin, the pigment that gives skin its colour. This process is called tyrosinase and causes spots or patches ..read more

Whether you have dry skin in general or struggle with skin dryness periodically, it never feels good. Itchiness, cracking, flaking, dull appearance and overall discomfort are the usual symptoms of dry skin, which I’m sure most of us experienced a couple of times. Read on to find out from the skincare expert how to treat and soothe dry skin. What causes dry skin? You might think it’s body dehydration, but dry skin is not caused by not drinking enough water. Dry skin can be genetic, however, there are some additional reasons why skin tends to turn dry: very hot or cold weather (think scorc ..read more

If you love sweet, juicy strawberries and having soft, kisses-ready lips, you’ll need to try this homemade natural lip scrub recipe! This vegan-friendly exfoliating lip scrub is super easy to make, will help you remove rough skin from your lips, soften and moisturise them, and tastes delicious too.  Strawberries contain malic acid, a wonderful natural exfoliant that gently combats dry, chapped lips, and helps reveal fresh soft skin. To make a homemade lip scrub you will need: 1 ripe strawberry 1 tablespoon of olive oil 1 teaspoon brown granulated sugar small bowl fork washcloth Prepar ..read more

“O the summer time has come and the trees are sweetly bloomin’” as an old Scottish song goes, and with the summer officially here - we’re ready for outdoor adventures! Yet packing the right skin care products for your travels might be a challenge. Limited space in your luggage, ever-changing weather conditions (hello Scotland!), travel-induced breakouts, long flight skin dryness… Plus we don’t want to lose all the work we’ve put into our beauty routine at home, correct?  As mind-boggling as it all may seem, I have a few tried and tested travel skincare tips that will keep your skin health ..read more