A few years ago, I did an instagram live with Andy Millward (Facialist extraordinaire) where we answered all of your questions about the best rosacea treatments – at home and in the salon. The video was so popular that (even years later) I was still directing people to it at least once a week, so I thought it was time to do a proper post about it. I’m so grateful to Andy for answering all of my questions below, I hope you find it useful.
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve done a Friday faves post. I skipped a few while I was on holiday as my faves would have been: cheese, wine and sleeping in… not very interesting! And since I’ve been home I’ve either been catching up with work (my email inbox is a nightmare!) or have been unwell. But enough excuses! Onwards!
You may have noticed I missed Friday Faves last week – there was no huge reason, but I only had one thing that jumped out at me as a favourite (don’t worry, I saved it for this week as I’m still in love with it!) so I didn’t want to scrabble around for filler. All killer, no filler, that’s what I say. I said that once.
You may have heard of multi-masking. You may have known how to multi-mask for years. But, as with many things, this is one of the new buzzword when it comes to skincare so I thought I would do a quick video showing you how to multi-mask when you have sensitive skin like me.
A few weeks ago I was invited to try out a Cellcosmet facial at Courtenay Day Spa*. I’d never heard of Cellcosmet before so if you’re just as out of the loop as me, here’s the lowdown. They’re a Swiss brand who are skin experts, and celeb fans include Jennifer Aniston, Claudia Schiffer and Liv Tyler. They describe their products as cosmeceutical, as they combine cosmetology and pharmacology.
