Skin Features

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After a hotter and drier summer than we have seen in the UK and Europe for years, the rain has finally arrived.
The first of what looks to be a carousel of autumnal storms have begun, bringing with it low pressure and plenty of rain.
With many areas
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With the nights starting to draw in and time and weather for outdoor fitness becoming more problematic, many people turn to running as an efficient way to maintain winter fitness, get some much needed fresh air and it’s an activity which can be done in
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For many of us our back to work routine often also includes a back to the gym routine too and many people push themselves harder during this period due to perhaps some weight gain over the summer holiday period.
Summer breaks and holidays can result
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While some ‘aches and pains’ are often mentioned by doctors as a symptom of menopause, full blown arthritis is not sited as a menopausal symptom, yet an increasing bank of research is discovering that menopause can be a significant trigger from the onset
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If you suffer from oily skin, the hot humid summer weather can mean that oily skin starts to become hard to manage.
Excess sweating, suncreams, hot swollen skin and external bacteria and dry dust and dirt in the air can send sebum production into overdrive
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The whole of Europe including the UK is experiencing some of the hottest heatwaves on record this summer and more are on the way.
This means that many people may be experiencing heat-related skin issues that they have perhaps never had before because
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The sun is particularly strong during the current ‘Mediterranean Melt’ heatwave that has engulfed the UK.
While most of us know the importance of wearing suncreams to protect our skin from UV damage, one area that many people forget about is the scalp.
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After a few rather disappointingly chilly weeks things are about to get hot hot hot!
The heatwave currently engulfing much of Europe is heading our way. So, while you’re planning BBQs and selecting this season’s swimwear must-haves, give a thought to
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Wedding season is likely to become an increasingly more important time of the year as marriage is back in favour, especially among younger people, according to a new survey by The Times newspaper (1).
Due to the high cost of living and the disillusionment
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With this summer looking like it’s going to break temperature records in the UK, many of us will be getting tempted for our first dip in the sea of the year (unless you’ve already taken the plunge).
Seawater swims may not only be great for your state