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Chaucer House Care Home Chaucer House Care Home is situated in the beautiful historic city of Canterbury in Kent. Our luxurious home specialises in the delivery of outstanding personalised care within its modern facilities. Our values are simple, to ensure we celebrate the unique qualities of every person who lives with us, a home where respect, dignity and equal opportunities matter and to create an atmosphere of fun, enthusiasm and inclusion. We have an outstanding staff team, with a huge variety of skill mix, experience and qualifications. All working together to one ethos where we are able to assure you that we will always do our best in a trusting and open way. Choosing the right Care Home is one of the most important decisions you will have to make for yourself or your loved ones, and it can be one of the most difficult. Here at Chaucer House we aim to give you the opportunity to become part of our extended family, where help is available at any time, day or night. A warm welcome awaits you - so why not drop in for a coffee and a chat. Our door is always open! Chaucer House Care Home St Martin’s Hill, Littlebourne Road, Canterbury CT1 1PS Tel: 01227 671985 Email: chaucer.house@mmcg.co.uk INSPECTED BY CQC OVERALL RATING ‘OUTSTANDING’ For more information, visit us online at www.mmcgcarehomes.co.uk
WT Health & Beauty Supplement sponsored by days Grey Josephine Fairley explains how to brighten silver locks Certainly, as life landmarks go, the morning we notice our first grey hair isn’t one that has most of us singing hallelujah from the rooftops. But today, we can choose to play up the silver fox style – and look fabulous. Or colour it, and nobody (but our colourist) need ever know. However, there’s no getting away from it: deciding which to opt for is probably the biggest beauty conundrum we face, as we age. And it isn’t as simple as just ‘letting it go’. That can simply make you look washed-out and pale. According to US-based haircolouring expert Louis Licari, “When hair loses its colour, it loses its richness and lustre. And when this happens it tends to make skin colour look faded.” We can certainly all think of women who go grey gracefully and look utterly chic. (Helen Mirren, anyone?) But, according to überhairdresser Nicky Clarke, “they’re the exceptions. And they tend to be fabulous, striking women who’d look great whatever their hair colour.” Your skintone will determine how good you’d look if you decide to stick with grey. The sallowskinned rarely find a silver frame flattering – and nor do natural redheads, whose hair tends to turn a pale apricot when white mixes in. Classic silver-haired beauties tend to cluster at either end of the hair spectrum: women with almost ebony colouring, or pale ‘English rose’ complexions. If you don’t want to fall into those categories – or you just don’t want to go grey, period – then the good news is that the fixes are more convincing than ever. There are changes to the actual hair itself, as it goes grey, though: it becomes wirier, often thicker and more wayward and hard to control. According to Chelsea-based Richard Ward (who most famously did the Duchess of Cambridge’s wedding hair), “the texture and shape can change; it might feel coarser, drier and grow in a different pattern. So invest in a good quality shampoo, conditioner and serum to help nourish hair and keep it smooth and glossy.” Interestingly, actually covering up the grey restores not only the colour and ‘rejuvenates’ the face – but actually makes hair glossy again. “Grey hair absorbs the light and looks flat,” notes Jo Hansford, who’s long been one of the UK’s wisest colour experts. “Put back the colour and the light picks up on it and automatically makes the hair appear healthier.” (Note: don’t ever be tempted to pluck a grey hair. Pulling won’t kill it or “...the texture and shape can change; it might feel coarser, drier and grow in a different pattern...” make it grow back with its old colour; plucking just distorts the hair follicle, making regrowth more wiry and obvious.) Whether you opt to stay grey or choose colour, a must is to adapt your haircare regime. Notes Richard Ward: “Good quality nourishing shampoos, conditioners and any products which are colour-specific will help keep your colour looking glossy and vibrant for longer. Also remember not to wash it too much – this will help avoid fade.” For blondes, I don’t think you can beat the John Frieda Sheer Blonde range – which was truly pioneering in its category and continues to blaze a trail. Try John Frieda Sheer Blonde Brightening Shampoo and Conditioner, each £5.99 for 250ml, and Charles Worthington Colour Enhancer Blonde Shampoo and Conditioner, also £5.99 for 250ml. Beauty Bible testers also highly rated Aveda Camomile Shampoo, and Conditioner, each £21 for 250ml, as well as the Lee Stafford Beach Blonde range. Specifically for brunettes, check out John Frieda Brilliant Brunette Colour Protecting Moisture Shampoo and Conditioner, £9.99 for 500ml each, and/or Toni&Guy Cleanse Shampoo for Brunette Hair, and Nourish Conditioner, each £6.49 for 250ml. Even if you don’t choose a ‘colour-specific’ shampoo, conditioner (and hair mask, don’t forget the hair mask!), be sure to opt for specifically ‘colour-care’ products. Good choices: L’Oréal Paris Hair Expertise EverPure Colour Care & Moisture Shampoo and Conditioner, £6.29 for 250ml each, and the excellent (if pricier) Bumble and bumble Colour Minded Shampoo and Conditioner, £23 each for 250ml at selfridges.com. There are specific haircare products, too, for those who 13 wealdentimes.co.uk
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