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I am pleased to announce that our fully qualified Beauty Therapist, Sarah, from Butterflies Beauty Therapy, has released a brand new range of products, treatments and related pricing. And there really is something for everyone!
Firstly, there is a range of anti-aging facials powered by the technology of the Elemis professional treatments. Also on offer, are treatments using the Elemis Biotec machine for facials and skin. Elemis products are available for skin solution and skin specific facials.
For hair removal Sarah offers a variety of waxing techniques plus electrolysis for long term results. Treat yourself to a deluxe manicure or pedicure or indulge yourself with a Gelcolor manicure or pedicure lasting up to two weeks.
Why not try one of our fantastic massages? Sarah offers some great packages, including Mother to Be, Ultimate Indulgence and a Wedding Package. There are a variety of holistic treats and reflexology courses too.
Sarah hasn’t forgotten the younger generation and has a selection of sessions with teens in mind.
Other services include ear piercing, eye lash extensions, tanning and tinting.
So why not relax, pamper and indulge yourself. Give Sarah a call on 07845 536001 and arrange an appointment.
More hairdressers, barbers and beauty salons opened in 2016 than any other type of business.
This news was confirmed by the recent Local Data Company’s (LDC) Leisure and Retail report. This business sector has overtaken the previous leader, coffee shops, tea-rooms and take-aways.
The hair and beauty industry saw the highest number of new businesses opening with hairdressers, beauty salons, barbers, and nail salons also occupying four of the individual top ten slots.
You probably know it affects your skin but did you know that what you eat also help your hair look good?
Each individual hair is made of cells which require a regular supply of vital nutrients. These are the key vitamins and minerals that will ensure your hair remains shiny and strong:
• Protein. Ensuring your diet features enough protein is a key element for healthy hair. Chicken, turkey, fish and dairy products are excellent sources of protein with nuts and legumes as vegetarian alternatives.
• Iron. Too little iron in your diet can lead to hair loss. Red meat, fish and chicken are good sources. Vegetarians can go for leafy green veg such as broccoli, kale or spinach, lentils or salad greens.
• Vitamin C. Vitamin C aids the absorption of iron so is a vital food alongside the iron elements of your diet. Blackcurrants, blueberries, broccoli, kiwi fruit, oranges, strawberries and sweet potatoes are all good choices.
• Omega 3. Omega 3s are found in the cells lining the scalp and also provide oils to keep your hair and scalp hydrated. They are sourced in oily fish, such as salmon, herring, mackerel and sardines, pumpkin seeds, walnuts and avocados.
• Vitamin A. Vitamin A helps provide a natural conditioner for a healthy scalp. Sources are orange and yellow coloured vegetables such as carrots, sweet potatoes and pumpkins.
• Zinc. Lack of zinc in your diet can lead to hair loss and a flaky scalp. It can be found in wholegrains and some cereals as well as beef and eggs.
• Vitamin E. Foodstuffs rich in Vitamin E can protect your hair from the adverse effects of the sun. Nuts are a useful source of Vitamin E.
Eat well and keep your hair healthy.