Wednesday 3 July 2013

Top Skincare Tips for Everyone!!

There are some key things that are universal in regards to skin care that we should ALL be incorporating into our daily routines regardless of what skin type we have. And they are.....


Take it off!
No matter how tired you are after a long day at work or night on the town, always remove your make up before going to bed. Our skin needs time to breathe to help repair its self, so for more radiant skin when you wake up take it off!

Protect yourself
As we all know UV rays is one of the leading factors in the signs of premature ageing. To help combat this always wear an SPF! Even in those miserable winter months UV rays can still damage the skin, the easiest way to ensure protection all year round is to use a moisturiser with an SPF in it and if you don’t already have one then now is the time to get one.

Get scrubbing
Exfoliating every 3-5 days, depending on your skin’s needs, helps to improve the condition of your complexion by removing any dead cells from the surface of your skin that can make it look dull and encouraging the growth of new cells.

Make it smooth
We should all be moisturising day and night. Use a light moisturiser (with an SPF) during the day and a heavier more intense cream in the evening. One thing we all worry about is those pesky signs of ageing but if you have started to notice fine lines the chances are your skin is dehydrated. Your moisturiser will help protect and nourish your skin so make sure your get some on! And don’t forget our skin has different needs in the different seasons so for the dreary winter months invest in a heavier moisturiser for added protection against the elements.


Keep drinking
You know what they say, the old ones are the best. Well in this case it happens to be true; drinking at least 2 litres of water a day can really help brighten your complexion. The body needs water to generate new cells, keep it hydrated and to flush out any nasty toxins. Buy ensuring you get those 2 litres you can work towards curing a number of skin woes from dry flaky skin to reducing break outs, so keep drinking.

Upgrade your regime
Have you been using that same old skin care regime that is not working as well as it once was? It’s time for an upgrade. Our skin is constantly changing throughout our lives so if you have been using that trusty moisturiser for the past 10 years then perhaps the time has come to part ways and try something new.




Love Your Skin...

Skin care is something that I am obsessed about. It is so important that we take good care of our skin (in my case I am frantically trying to avoid the signs of premature ageing). Skin care is a concern for all of us; men, women, young people and those more mature people out there. Therefore, I am dedicating my next few blogs to skin care. From quick tips to detailed skin analysis and how to make the most of your complexion I hope I will be able to address any concerns that you may have.


If you have any questions regarding skin care and how to make the most of your skin please get in touch. 

My 2 favourites....

So I haven't posted on here for a looooong time (sorry for being rubbish) I have a few different blogs I am in the process of writing so keep and eye out for them.

In the meantime I wanted to share 2 looks I created recently that i absolutely love and I hope you like them too....


This first one is a Cara Delevingne/90s Grunge inspried look.
I've always loved make up that looks a little rough around the edges and unpolished. Personally I find it very easy to wear but I am aware that it may not be for everyone. It is a big trend at the moment so is definitely worth trying. 


The second look is a classic smokey eye that we all know and love. I wore this on a night out for my birthday and used a navy eye shadow from the Bobbi Brown Denim and Rose palette called Dark Rinse. I have had this palette for a long time but have never really been inclined to use the navy shadow but it really is lovely. If your looking for a different take on the classic smokey eye definitely change it up by using navy, plum or a dark green shade.