Tuesday 17 November 2015

Acne skin

Acne

What is Acne?
Acne is a collection of red, puss filled spots most commonly seen on the face, chest and back areas. Acne is a build up of bacteria in a hair follicle produced by the increase of oil in the sebaceous gland. Acne can be sore and itchy and is most commonly associated with puberty. However this does not mean adults cannot suffer from this also. There is a possibility acne can be bought on later in life.

What causes acne?
There are many causes of acne and no one element effects everyone the same, therefore it is important to look at the following causes and decipher which could be the cause. The following could cause acne:
  • -       Puberty
  • -       Imbalance in hormones
  • -       Genetics
  • -       Some medications
  • -       Pregnancy


Treatments for acne?
Advanced vitamin skin treatment – An electrical facial that uses high doses of vitamins A and C which is pushed into the skin using electrical and sonic currents. For severe acne a course of 6-10 treatments over 3-4 months is advised for the best results. Facials can then be done every 4-6 weeks to help maintain the improved skin.

Products for acne?
Environ have created a range specifically for acne skin. The following products help to reduce acne and smoothen skin:
  • -       B-Active Sebutone – A medium strength toner that contains lactic acid to help smoothen skin and improve hydration.
  • -       B-Active Sebuwash – A foaming gel cleanser that removes excess oil and environmental debris without drying the skin.   
  • -       B-Active Sebuprep – A mineral oil passed pre-cleanser essential to deep cleaning and to help remove excess oil and environmental debris
  • -       B-Active sebumasque – A clay based masque which helps to absorb surface oils and can be used as a micro-exfoliant.
  • -       B-Active Sebugel-A – A product that contains a low concentrate of vitamins a to help reduce redness
  • -     B-Active Sebuspot – Helps to assist in soothing spots by reducing swelling and redness.
  • -       AVST 1 – A daily moisturiser that contains vitamins A, C and antioxidants to help improve all skin conditions 

              





Sunday 1 November 2015

Why have a manicure?


Manicures are beneficial for a multitude of reasons and we all deserve a treat once in a while.

The aim of a manicure is to help improve the appearance and health of the hands by performing different steps.  These steps are
  • -         Soak – Helps to soften the cuticles and clean the hands in preparation of the manicure
  • -         Scrub – Helps to improve the texture of the ski by gently exfoliating away the dryness.
  • -         File – Helps to create a nice shape to the free edge
  • -         Cuticle work – Pushes the cuticles back and removes any excess cuticle to help improve the skin around the nail and prevent hang nails.
  • -         Masque – Used to help deeply hydrate the hand and nails
  • -         Massage – Aids in helping with circulation and can reduce symptoms of arthritis.
  • -         Polish – Applied to help strengthen the nail and improve the general appearance of the nail.
  • -         Cuticle oil – An oil used to help hydrate cuticles and improve skin around the nail bed
  • -         Hand cream – Deeply hydrates to help soften the skin on the hands.


All these steps are provided in our one hour manicure and this month we have an extra special offer for you!

A full hour manicure with a free upgrade to shellac! 

Call 01908 567766 to book


(T&Cs offers valid until 31st November 2015 any bookings made after this date will be charged in full, Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.)