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2 Jun 2019
Top 5 Anti-Aging Skin Ingredients
Vitamin C It’s fairly common knowledge that Vitamin C is important for your immune system and Vitamin C is also being recognised as crucial for the skin too. Some of the benefits are: Reduces hyperpigmentation Reduces fine lines and wrinkles by promoting collagen production Reduces inflammation Improves the appearance of sun-damaged skin Protects the skin from UV damage Vitamin C for the skin often comes as a serum. Just apply it every morning after cleansing. Then add your favourite moisturiser on top for the full benefits. Vitamin C serums can also be applied professionally as part of a Microneedling skin care treatment as we do here at Aesthetics Julie Edwards. Sunscreen We all know the harmful effects of the sun…
29 May 2019
How Do Botox and Filler Differ?
I find most of my clients know that Botox and Fillers are both great for reducing wrinkles, but they are not too sure how one differs from the other. Or which one is best for them. So read on if you’d like some clarity … Botox and Facial Fillers are the most sought-after procedures in the Aesthetics world … and the demand is increasing. The reason for this is that, unlike cosmetic surgery, the procedures are: Perfect for dealing with unwanted signs of aging Minimally invasive Minimal healing time Good value for money You get amazing results quickly But how do you know which one will work best for your own personal signs of aging? What is Botox? Botox - short…
16 Apr 2019
What is B12 and What Does It Do?
Vitamin B12 is one of the B vitamins essential to health. It helps to make DNA and keep the body’s blood cells & nervous system healthy. Vitamin B12 also helps prevent pernicious anaemia, a severe type of anaemia causing extreme fatigue and weakness. Vitamin B12 is found only in animal foods such as red meat, liver, fish, chicken, eggs and dairy products. B12 is not available from plant foods, unless it has been artificially added. Vegans and vegetarians can be at risk of B12 deficiency. Those of us who eat animal products usually believe we are getting enough B12 from our food. However, there is another step towards getting B12 – and that is ... absorption from the digestive tract. …
