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October At The Clinic BLAST OFF! If you are looking for a lunchtime fix before an evening event and want ultra-smooth and radiant skin, then check out our Microdermabrasion. Gentler than chemical and laser peels, and with no downtime, this super-treatment quickly deals with superficial wrinkles and scars, sun damage, large pores, acne and age spots. One session works wonders, but we normally recommend 6 treatments one week apart for the very best results. And it’s not just for the face. If your decollate is looking a tired or has damage from too much sun exposure then Microdermabrasion simply blasts away the dead cells revealing fresher, more radiant skin. It’s perfect for those times when you want to flash more flesh than usual… Weddings or Charity Balls for instance. Don’t let the years and hormonal changes get you down…blast them away! Want to try it for yourself? Throughout October we are offering a special trial price for Microdermabrasion for one area. OFFER ENDS 30th OCT 2016 £49instead of£90 For further information Tel: 01737 247246 16 Bell Street Reigate RH2 7BG reigate@harleystreetskinclinic.com www.harleystreetskinclinic.com
Beauty Balmy High Keep your skin radiant - despite the radiators - with Josephine Fairley’s moisturising musts In my office, for years, I’ve had a really useful little humidity meter, which tells me how damp or dry the air is. Over summer, the needle occasionally pointed at the ‘Damp’ zone, but mostly ‘Normal’. But I know the minute I turn on the heating in my office, that needle will head ‘Dry’-wards – and it’ll be bad news for my skin. Central heating is one of skin’s least-recognised enemies. It strips the moisture from the air – and sucks it out of our complexions. That’s why, come autumn, your lips feel dry, your elbows go flaky, and your body may even start to itch. But here are ways to combat the problem. Some are ‘lifestyle’ fixes, others come in cream, oil or buttery form. But you won’t just be helping skin’s comfort factor when you set out to counteract the effects of a dry indoor environment: you’ll also be helping skin to defend itself against ageing. When skin’s all moist and dewy, cells ‘communicate’ perfectly. They get the message to produce lots of lovely collagen and elastin, which gives skin its bounce-back factor, and to turn over at a healthy pace. Not enough water? Cells may take up to 40 days to renew, which is going to leave your complexion looking flat and dull. So this month, it’s all about moisture. But the very last thing you want to do is spritz on water or toner, to try to combat dryness. Those are fine in summer, when the air’s damp; in winter, the water will evaporate – and take some of your skin’s precious moisture with it. What you want to do instead is use the right product to optimise skin’s barrier function, because when your skin’s barrier is impaired, it acts a bit like a sieve - liquid escapes. When it’s robust – almost ‘sealed’ – natural moisture is kept in, cell communication happens efficiently, and skin looks radiant. One of the best-known barrier products is of course Vaseline. Now, I’m absolutely not suggesting that you slather your skin in Vaseline – even if Joan Collins does swear by it - it’s way too greasy for applying make-up and there is probably even less of a pleasure factor in using it as part of your nighttime regime than in applying it to a small person’s derrière. Like, less than zero. But at least in part, one reason that the ultra-rich Crème de la Mer earned its impressive anti-ageing reputation is that it is, in common with Vaseline, brilliant at maintaining skin’s ‘barrier’. (La Mer The Moisturizing Cream from £60 for 15ml.) While Crème de la Mer has done very well in our Beauty Bible polls, the good news is that great moisturisers are now available at every price-point. A couple which have most impressed me lately are real steals - The Sanctuary Illuminating Whipped Moisture Creme SPF15, £15.50, leaves skin looking incredibly healthy, thanks to some light-reflecting particles in the light-as-air, bliss-to-use formulation. Soap & Glory Speed Plump Overnight Moisture Mousse, £14 for 40ml, is equally joyous to use. It harnesses, I’m told, something called ‘Bubble-BoostTM Technology’: each time you open the jar, the self-bubbling mousse regenerates, refilling with air. At the mid-price range, you have Clarins HydraQuench, £36 for 50ml: feather-weight, but packing a serious moisturising punch. I also love, love, love Fresh Rose Deep Hydration Face Cream, £34 for 50ml (and Fresh now have a UK website at fresh.com/UK): it smells like armfuls of roses, which encourages generous and diligent use. Chanel Hydra Beauty Crème, £50 for 50g, offers an active ingredient from camellia flower and I know many dryskinned women love the Guerlain Super Aqua collection, which includes beauty classic Guerlain Super Aqua-Crème Day Cream, £79.50 for 50ml. Oily and combination skins also need extra moisture at this time of year for that healthy cell communication and gel creams are great for this purpose. Try Chanel Hydra Beauty Gel-Crème, £50 for 50ml; Garnier SkinActive Moisture Bomb£7.99 for 50ml and The Body Shop Vitamin C Glow Boosting Moisturiser, £16 for 50ml. But whatever you’re using, now the central heating’s on, keep the word ‘more’ in mind: more product, applied more generously, and more often. As a last tip, apply a drop or two of facial oil over your chosen moisturiser, at night: it acts as a ‘sealant’ over the moisture in the cream. Check out Jo’s beauty and fragrance websites at beautybible.com and perfumesociety.org. 107 wealdentimes.co.uk
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