Photo by Joel Mott on Unsplash Warmer weather may be great for holidays and spending time outdoors, but it can also create the perfect conditions for breakouts. Heat, humidity and increased sweating can lead to excess oil production, while sunscreen, makeup and daily grime can build up on the skin …
Photo by Andrea Piacquadio After what feels like weeks of grey skies, drizzle, and debating whether we really needed to pack away our winter coats, it finally looks like the UK is about to get some proper sunshine. It may have taken until the second May bank holiday of the …
Moisturisers are a cornerstone of nearly every skincare routine, but their role is often underestimated or misunderstood. While they may seem simple — a cream or lotion applied after cleansing — the science behind moisturisers and the benefits they bring are surprisingly complex and crucial to maintaining skin health. Whether …
Photo By: Kaboompics.com Britain’s set to sizzle with an upcoming heatwave, which means many of us will be heading outdoors but this could be a serious wake‑up call for your skin. UK summers, with their sudden sunny spikes, can easily cause dehydration, redness or long‑term sun damage. That’s why smart …
Photo by Anna Tarazevich As the warmer months approach, it’s tempting to reach for that half-empty bottle of sunscreen from last summer. After all, sunscreen is expensive, and using what you already have seems economical. However, when it comes to sun protection, using last year’s sunscreen might not be worth …
