#Skinformation for your skin education read monthly blogs from multi-award winning skin specialist J.Taylor
SUGAR and how this effect’s your skin
The Skins first line of defence
The benefits of Radio Frequency Needling compared to traditional Micro Needling
Ageing Neck!
Be good to your skin this summer
Retinoids The Breakdown
Antioxidants Vital to Maintain Skin
Retinoids The Breakdown
Skin Benefits of Vitamin C
Treating Pigmentation At Home Webinar
Why are peptides important in skincare?
What is rosacea?
What is Photoageing?
Sun damage causes most of the skin Aging
Acne Treatment And Causes
Acne is by far the most common skin disease affecting both genders regardless of age or race. However, acne is most common in those ages 11- 30 affecting as much as 80% at some point. Teenage acne can last almost a decade and can subside with age or grow out of by 25 years. Teenage boys tend to have more severe cases. Those suffering with acne over 30 tends to be female.
What Is My Skin Type?
There are two distinct skin types which are explained here these are the foundation choices of your skin care routine and there are characteristics of the skin which are factors which to consider when choosing which type of cleanser, serum, or moisturiser you need.
The Skins first line of defence
The skin barrier is essential for overall health and needs to be protected for your body to function correctly.
Bringing the Skin Clinic Home
Caring for Skin Pre and Post Menopause
caring for skin pre and post menopause, what is happening to the hormones to cause these changes.
Acne Awareness -Busting Myths
The symptoms of acne can range from mild to severe it is a common condition that affects 95% of people in England. Acne not only afflicts those in their teens but can affect anyone at any time in their lives. Thought of as a harmless skin condition but for those that suffer acne can severely affect mental health causing lack of confidence and low self-esteem.
Winter Skin Protection
“Less is always more, make smart changes to your current routines to allow your skin to thrive this winter”