As discussed in the last article, summer can prove to be a difficult period for those who have excessively oily skin: shiny complexion, clogged pores, spots and make-up that goes walkabout over the course of the day… This skin type needs particular care and attention if you are to keep …
While winter winds and central heating can play havoc with the moisture levels in our skin, you would be mistaken in thinking that summer weather is less drying for our complexions. The sun, salt and chlorine can all dry out the skin, depleting moisture and damaging the natural protective barrier …
Make sure your legs are skirt-ready this summer by treating them to a little TLC. After a winter of being hidden away under trousers and tights, the skin on your legs may be looking a bit dull and dry, so make sure you spend an extra couple of minutes per …
If your skin is excessively oily it can be difficult to look after at the best of times, but it can get even trickier when the temperatures rise. Keeping your make-up in place and preventing a shiny face can be hard, tempting you to reapply your make-up frequently throughout the …
Using a toner as part of your skin care routine can offer certain benefits for your complexion; using the wrong type for your skin can create problems, however. A good toner should reduce the appearance of pores and prepare the skin for moisturiser, but if you choose one that is …
