Mini SKINday Times

It’s Healthy Skin Month and this week we are focusing on helping your skin to adjust to the rapidly declining temperatures! Whilst your routine sho...

With evidence to suggest that stress contributes to physical and mental illness, we need to work hard to avoid overwhelm and burnout - but how? Ach...

Selecting skincare that works for Rosacea can be tricky, so we quizzed Professor Caitriona Ryan from the Institute of Dermatologists, Ireland, abou...

Humans sleep for approximately one-third of their lifetime – if all goes to plan, anyway.* Lack of sleep is a prevalent feature of modern life. Whi...

‘You are what you eat,’ is a phrase we hear time and time again, but research has shown that we are also what we don’t eat, with vitamin and minera...

Many of us indulge over the festive season – we’re only human after all! Whether you decide to celebrate with the odd tipple, Christmas pudding or ...

Increasing your omega 3 intake has been said to bring a whole host of skin benefits, including helping the skin to stay soft and reducing inflammat...

Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) can cause discomfort in many, but injecting Botulinum toxin (one brand name Botox) has been said to provide reli...

Although October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, where we focus on raising awareness of the disease, it is important to remember that breast canc...

An increasing number of us suffer from sensitive skin, but the skincare industry is responding with barrier friendly solutions that promise not to ...

A triple threat against dry skin.  Your guide to the three most hydrating skincare ingredients...     Humectants  Humectants such as glycerine and ...

  Summer is coming to an end (yes, that was it) and so it’s time to repair any collateral damage that may have occurred over the past few months. G...

Photo credit: Fabulous Pharmacist and Institute of Dermatologists Ireland Diet and exercise are key when it comes to tightening and contouring the ...

The height of elegance or a step too far?  When it comes to high heels, many of us have come to accept that no pain equals no gain, but what if we ...

Ah your first grey hair. It doesn’t exactly bring the air of excitement that comes with so many other firsts but it’s a rite of passage, nonetheles...

While most of us are aware of the dangers of sun exposure to our skin, how many of us consider the effects to our hair?   As a brand that prioritis...

Research has found that two-thirds of Irish people open to trying Botox, and globally, we are not alone.* Botox (BTX) is a brand of anti-wrinkle in...

There’s no doubt that plastic surgery and tweakments are becoming more commonplace. In fact. research has revealed a huge rise in demand for aesthe...

The most common skin lesion with malignant potential, it is important to be informed about actinic keratosis.      What is it: Put simply, the name...

  We all know that vitamin intake is vital for optimal health and when it comes to wellness, the potential benefits of vitamin D are frequently the...

Addressing rosacea at home can seem daunting but following a routine consisting of gentle skin care, daily sun protection, and careful trigger avoi...

Acne and acne rosacea are two different skin conditions that can share some similar symptoms, which can make it difficult to differentiate between ...

  How skincare benefits your wellbeing  Self-care is often considered an instant feel-good remedy for low periods but when carried out regularly, m...

To anyone who regularly suffers from blemishes and breakouts, it’s clear that problematic skin can affect us more than physically. Although acne is...