Best Skin Care Routine

 Hi There, I have been trying to get rid of my tattoo, but nothing seems to work. My mate suggested laser tattoo removal and I was hooked to the idea. I met a laser practitioner for consultation, and he told me that it will take only a few months to get rid of it. I asked him what the best time will be to start, and he told me that winter would be the best time as it will less sunny, and people will be covered in layers of clothes. I was relieved to hear that and will start my treatment in June. Here is an article that will tell you why it is the best way to do it.  Read more: https://www.freshskincanvas.com.au/which-is-the-best-season-for-tattoo-removal-in-melbourne/ 

 In my 15 years as a professional makeup artist, probably the most common (and frequent) question I’m asked by the gen pop is, ‘How do I make my makeup last all day?’ Pair that eternal conundrum with the sweltering Australian summer heat that’s upon us, and you’re set for somewhat of an uphill battle. But all hope is not lost, as the marvels of modern product formulations and advancements in cosmetic science have made the task much more manageable — when paired with the correct techniques! Here are my top 10 tips for keeping your face looking flawless in summer. Read more: https://fashionjournal.com.au/beauty/summer-makeup-tips-sweating/

 When I was younger, I was very fortunate to have great skin. All throughout high school I wore next to no makeup and didn’t really have a skincare routine. Yet jump forward a decade, into my mid 20’s, which saw me experiencing cystic acne and constant breakouts. A lot of this was due to the change in my hormones throughout pregnancy and post-birth. As well as removing all forms of contraception, which were obviously keeping it all at bay all these years. Read more: https://houseofwhite.com.au/5-simple-tips-to-keeping-your-skin-healthy-on-a-budget/

 Anti-ageing is big business. It's hard to turn on the television, browse online or flick through a magazine without coming across an advertisement for a face cream that promises to wipe years off your face. But beyond the hype is there any quality scientific evidence to suggest that using face cream will stop your skin from ageing? The short answer is no, says Associate Professor Stephen Shumack, president of the Australasian College of Dermatologists. There's no evidence from any large peer-reviewed study to back up the anti-ageing claims made by makers of skin creams, he says. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/health/talkinghealth/factbuster/stories/2014/01/09/3922836.htm

Hey People, It had been a long time since I had been waiting to get laser hair removal. I have been able to save some money with my part-time job and have started my consultation. I met a few other people who had got it done, and I was amazed to see the results. The hair was gone and some of them did not get it back at all. A few others saw scanty growth after a few years. I could not get the thing about the varying results. I spoke to the experts and got to know that the results varied individual to individual. Here is an article that will tell you about the lasting of the results.          https://www.freshskincanvas.com.au/how-long-does-laser-hair-removal-last/

 Health authorities worldwide recommend people wear face masks to slow the transmission of SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19. While face coverings help keep individuals safe, they may also irritate the skin. Regularly washing masks and following a skin care routine may help reduce “maskne.” https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/maskne

 If you’re interested in beauty trends and hacks, you’ve likely heard all about Korean beauty (sometimes referred to as K-beauty). At its core, Korean beauty products originate from, and are manufactured in, Korea. They are generally created with the Korean beauty philosophy in mind. https://www.healthline.com/health/beauty-skin-care/korean-skincare-routine

 You might have heard of witch hazel for its skin benefits, but have you ever heard about using witch hazel on hair? It’s becoming more and more common in hair care products, and there may be good cause. This common skin care ingredient can offer plenty of benefits for your locks too. Read on to find out what witch hazel can and can’t do when it comes to hair care. https://www.healthline.com/health/witch-hazel-for-hair