Teen skin can be challenging to deal with for young people and their parents/carers. There are so many products out there, that it can be really hard to know which ones are worth a go. You can end up spending a fortune trying things that either turn out not to work very well, or, things that make the situation worse.
Most mums are busy with countless daily tasks and are often too tired to indulge in beauty regimens. Following a daily beauty routine can pose a challenge when there is too little time to do anything but sleep at the end of the day. A skincare routine is necessary to provide the skin with the nutrients it needs to stay healthy.
Whilst I don’t have a specific shampoo and conditioner that I use all the time, I do have several I prefer. I tend to swap around between these depending on the offers that are on. I’ve linked some of the ones I use more regularly below.
During the transitional period of the perimenopause and menopause, commonly reported symptoms to include everything from headaches and hot flushes to brain fog and memory issues. Whilst everyone experiences varying symptoms and at differing levels, a huge 70% report a ‘change in their mood’ as the most common symptom. Anyone notice this?
Eyebrows – they are supposed to be sisters not twins, right? …some days, they don’t even seem related! But this will be a problem no more thanks to these top tips for perfectly sculpted brows, keeping your eyebrows on fleek 24/7.
Doctor A Cosmetics is a recently launched South Asian, British skincare brand on a mission to increase representation and diversity within the beauty industry.
Leading skin care specialists, skinChemists have launched a new range of skin care essentials in its recently launched Youth Series range.
How fussy are you about the beauty products you choose? Are you bothered how they are made and what’s in them? How much do you read labels?