Thursday 26 January 2017

Six Reasons to use Thermal Spas

 

"Thermal baths are also known as hot springs and water seeps deep into the soil and – when rising – brings with it a multitude of minerals. These minerals are said to be incredibly healing, though they vary depending on the minerals in the surrounding soil" states Natural Therapy Pages 

The heat increases blood flow around the body which helps metabolism, circulation and aids the absorption of beneficial minerals. This ancient past time is a natural remedy that has been used for decades to help heal skin conditions such as exczema and psoriasis along with many other health benefits. 

The seven most common minerals found in thermal baths or hot springs are: 

Calcium- is commonly known for promoting strong bones, but it also keeps skin healthy. Calcium in the epidermis keeps skin youthful by encouraging cell renewal. 

Sulfur- has healing and antibacterial properties which help keep the springs clean and treat skin conditions such as acne, eczema and psoriasis. 

Magnesium- helps to heal the skin. It detoxes the skin, reduces fine lines, combats breakouts, and is excellent for cracked heels. 

Iron- helps increase the oxygen in the blood and promotes circulation. It helps combat dark circles, heal wounds and gives skin a healthy glow. 

Potassium- hydrates and balances the pH level of the skin. Soaking in potassium helps to soften and moisturise the skin naturally. 

Zinc- is healing and anti-inflammatory which helps clear congestion and calm breakouts. 

The skin is the largest organ in the body, so by regularly using thermal spas it promotes a healthy and youthful glow all over. 

Thursday 19 January 2017

Skin Detox Lesson

 

In case you missed it, yesterday I hosted a VIP launch of the New Dermalogica Daily Superfoliant. 

"92% of the world live in areas with high pollution levels that cause inflammaging" ~Dr Diana Howard

To help combat signs of ageing, pollution and to promote glowing skin follow this step by step Skin Detox. 

1. Special Cleanding Gel is a foaming cleanser. Mix 5p size amount with water and massage in upward circles around the face for 60 seconds then remove with sponges. 

2. Daily Superfoliant is formulated with alpha hydroxy acids to gently exfoliate the skin. The activated charcoal helps draw out and absorb the impurities from the skin. An anti-pollution complex with niacinamide, red algae and tara flower protect and calm the skin. 

Use 10p size amount and add water to create a cappuccino foam. Massage into the face, neck & decollate avoiding the eye area for 60 seconds. Remove with sponges and notice an instantly brighter complexion. 

3. Spritz using a hydrating spray all over the face neck and decollate so that the moisturiser is evenly absorbed. Antioxidant Hydramist contain peptides and glucosamine to help fight the signs of ageing whilst rehydrating the skin. 

4. Phyto Replenish Oil helps hydrate and repair the skins barrier function. Use 6 drops to massage into the skin or add 4 drops into a moisturiser, primer or foundation for dewy skin. 

5. Dynamic Skin Recovery is a broad spectrum daytime moisturiser that protects the skin from both ultraviolet A and B rays. It's formulated with antioxidants to feed the skin and an Age Smart complex to protect the skin from free radicals. Apply 5p size to face, neck & decollate. 

6. Skin Perfect Primer contains silicones and hydrogenised pearl to leave the skin glowing and an spf 30 to ensure the skin is fully protected from the sun. 

To protect the skin during the day, a teaspoon sized amount of sun protection should be applied to the face. To obtain this amount of sunscreen layer products that contain a medium or high sun protection factor. 

Follow this skin detox regime daily and use the Daily Superfoliant at least 3 times a week for glowing skin. 


Sunday 8 January 2017

Rescue Eyes 101

It is post holiday season and the affects of stress, over indulgence and sleepless nights are starting to appear on the skin. The eyes are the first area to show with sensitivity and dryness. Try these 4 steps to refresh your eyes or pop in for a Rescue Eye microzone. 


1. Use 5p sized amount of Soothing Eye Makeup Remover applied to damp cotton wool and gently remove eye make up. 

2. Create a cappuccino foam with Daily  Microfoliant and gently massage around the eye area with your ring finger for one minute. The rice bran will brighten & remove dead skin cells. Remove with damp cotton wool. 

3. Apply 5p size of Skin Hydrating Masque around the eye area for 5 minutes. The  cucumber & hyaluronic acid will hydrate and plump fine lines. Remove with damp cotton wool. 

4. Gently pat one drop of UltraSmoothing Eye Serum on each eye. Use the serum morning and night to rehydrate the delecate area with a cross-linked hyaluronic acid that holds 5000x its weight in water. The UltraCalming Complex will soothe irritation and protect the skins barrier. 

For Bright Eyes follow this mini rescue treatment once a week and try to sleep 6-8 hours a night. ~Diana Jenner