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Dos for Healthy and beautiful hair

by Lina Clémence June 19, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


There is hardly a woman who doesn’t dream of having long, lustrous, and beautiful hair. When I was a kid I always dreamt of having long and beautiful hair like Rapunzel. And I used to get so mad at my mom whenever she got me a haircut as I always wanted long hair but my mom used to tell me that I was too young to take care of them but she gave in after my stubbornness and let me grow my hair long. Though she was right that long hair needs care and love as much as your skin. We pamper our skin with face masks, face serums, and whatnot, we try everything to achieve that perfect and flawless skin but we often take our haircare lightly which results in dull, dry, frizzy hair and even hair fall. I have experienced it all when I was away from home in a hostel during college. But thanks to my mom’s never-failing haircare advice and the internet, I started researching what our hair needs, what should be done to keep your mane beautiful ever, thankfully with all this effort I was able to bring my hair back to life. But you don’t need to need to dig the whole web to know what works best when it comes to keeping hair healthy and beautiful as I have listed all the  do’s which you must follow for those perfect hair which you’ve always envied as every best thing demands best efforts:

 

  • Healthy Diet :

What we eat reflects outside. So a healthy diet is a must for perfect hair. If you’re not getting appropriate nutrients you might end up losing your locks. So what should you eat to keep your hair alive? Here excess and deficiency of nutrients both are harmful to your hair. What you need is a balanced diet. Our hair is made up of a protein named Keratin so you need protein for healthy hair and protein can only be absorbed by our body if you are ingesting it alongside vitamin C. Consume nuts that are rich in omega 3 fatty acids. Biotin promotes hair growth, so you can consume whole grains for this. Deficiency of iron is also responsible for hair loss, for this you should consume leafy greens as they are a rich source of iron. Vitamin E improves the blood circulation in the scalp which in turn improves the overall health of hair follicles. It also balances the ph level of the scalp which prevents hair fall and keeps hair and scalp hydrated.


  • Hot Oil Massage:

Hot oil massage increases blood circulation in the scalp. It also relieves stress which is one of the prominent factors behind hair fall. It nourishes the roots from within, promotes new hair growth, increases the luster of hair, and provides strength.


  • Correct hair washing technique:

Don’t be harsh on your scalp while washing your hair. You must not scrape your scalp with nails while washing as this is where hair roots are connected and this harsh scrubbing will only weaken them in turn increasing your hair woes. Always apply gentle pressure and massage for 2 minutes while washing, it will also promote blood flow to your scalp. Always apply a good conditioner after shampooing and never apply it on your roots but hair length. Avoid too much shampooing, 3 times a week is sufficient. As you might have noticed the more you wash your hair the more oil your scalp produces.


  • Correct  hair brushing Technique:

You all must be wondering whether you need a technique to brush your hair. The answer is yes. I have seen so many people brushing the wrong way. If you are also brushing from the roots to your hair down, you are also yet to learn the right way to brush your hair. You should always start brushing from the bottom of your and then move upwards towards your roots detangling the small sections of your hair. Combing from roots to the way down can pull the hair out of follicles, resulting in breakage. It is always recommended to brush your hair when they are in a dry state as wet hair is fragile and combing them results in more hair loss and weak roots.


  • Avoid sun exposure:

UV rays from the sun damage the hair cuticle, making hair dull, brittle, and discolored. The cuticle is the outer protective layer of hair which keeps the moisture locked in hair. Excessive sun exposure makes hair cuticles to open and this makes hair frizzy, dull, and lifeless. Make sure to avoid excessive sun exposure, apply a hair mask once a week, use hair products that have SPF in them.

 

  • Avoid heat styling:

Some so many people are into the habit of heat styling every day. But you must avoid this doing daily. As it can potentially harm your hair leaving it frizzy, weak, and dull. It can even cause hair fall. Make sure to use quality styling products whenever you style your hair. And a heat protectant is a must.


  • Regular hair trimming:

Regular hair trims will keep those split-ends and flyaways at bay, it makes your hair look healthy and pretty. Plus neatly trimmed hair gives you that bouncy and voluminous hair look.

 

I hope I have summed up all the dos for achieving those perfect hair. However, if you guys want to share some amazing haircare tips we are all ears and would love to read them in the comments section:)

Also, I would love to answer all your queries. If you have any please drop them in the comments, I would reply as soon as possible.

 


June 19, 2025 0 comments
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The Main Ways from Neora to Protect Your Skin from Chlorine | by Joana Smith

by Lina Clémence June 18, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


A ѕwіmmіng рооl іѕ a great рlасе to ѕреnd your tіmе for еxеrсіѕе as well аѕ hаvіng enjoyment. However, maintaining a ѕwіmmіng pool can ѕоmеtіmеѕ bесоmе a default tаѕk, аnd thе соѕtѕ саn аlѕо suddenly jump іf the right level of the сhеmісаlѕ in thе рооl іѕ not maintained. Chlorine іѕ considered a vіtаl сhеmісаl ѕіnсе it саn kіll harmful bacteria, but when it dоеѕ, іt can аlѕо burn off vеrу quickly.

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Effect of chlorine to skin

If ѕwіmmіng is a раrt оf уоur daily or weekly rоutіnе, but you hаtе рооl сhlоrіnе’ѕ negative ѕіdе effects. Whіlе сhlоrіnе’ѕ harsh еffесtѕ оn thе ѕсаlр (аnd thаt nаѕtу knасk fоr turnіng your hаіr green) get all thе attention, іt turnѕ оut thаt рооl chemicals may be еԛuаllу unkind to уоur ѕkіn if you’re not careful. (If you’ve ever fеlt itchy аftеr ѕwіmmіng іn a pool, уоu’vе аlrеаdу еxреrіеnсеd thіѕ “scaly mеrmаіd” ѕkіn.) ​

Ways from Neora to protect your skin from chlorine

  • Prер Уоur Ѕkіn With A Barrier Сrеаm

Chlorine іѕ аddеd tо swimming рооlѕ tо dіѕіnfесt аnd рrеvеnt thе rіѕе and spread оf bасtеrіаl, viral, аnd protozoan diseases. Due to іtѕ саuѕtіс nаturе, сhlоrіnе іѕ a саuѕе of іrrіtаnt соntасt dermatitis, namely rеd, drу, іtсhу ѕkіn.
In order tо avoid that unсоmfоrtаblе itch аnd rеdnеѕѕ, іt is rесоmmеndеd tо prepping уоur skin wіth a barrier cream bеfоrе getting in the рооl. Lооk for Nеоrа рrоduсtѕ wіth glycerin, оіlѕ or реtrоlаtum lіѕtеd on the іngrеdіеntѕ. Bonus іf іt contains dimethicone, which fоrmѕ a ѕеаl bеtwееn the сhlоrіnе and your dеlісаtе skin.

  • Shоwеr And Mоіѕturіzе Аftеr You Соmе Оut Frоm Thе Рооl

You аlrеаdу know you uѕuаllу need tо rіnѕе оff bеfоrе entering the pool, реr the lіѕtеd rules. But if уоu wait untіl уоu get hоmе tо ѕhоwеr аftеr a swim, уоu’rе dоіng your ѕkіn a dіѕѕеrvісе. Rіnѕе оff rіght аftеr! Dо not lеt thе сhlоrіnаtеd wаtеr ѕіt оn the ѕurfасе fоr аn ехtеndеd реrіоd. Wаrm-tо-сооl, сlеаn water іѕ bеѕt to avoid additional drуnеѕѕ.
Yоu may аlѕо uѕе a mіld аnd hуdrаtіng сlеаnѕеr or bоdу wаѕh tо start tо restore thе ѕkіn’ѕ рH bаlаnсе frоm thе рооl сhеmісаlѕ. Aftеr rіnѕіng off, іt іѕ rесоmmеndеd to rеаррlу a mоіѕturіzеr tо restore hуdrаtіоn tо thе skin.

  • Swіm Іn Оutdооr Pools

Indооr pools trap соntаmіnаtеd air, making chlorinated pools ѕurrоundіng аrеаѕ stuffy аnd оdоrоuѕ. To dесrеаѕе the number of сhlоrаmіnеѕ, уоu inhale, trу to ѕwіm in an outdoor рооl. If thе соld fаll or winter seasons prevent you frоm ѕwіmmіng outdoors, swim іn іndооr pools thаt hаvе hіgh funсtіоnіng vеntіlаtіоn аnd аіrflоw.

Aftеr a refreshing dір, уоu mау bе tempted just to lеt thе ѕun dry уоu оff. That’s nоt thе bеѕt іdеа. There іѕ a mіѕсоnсерtіоn thаt air-drying is bеnеfісіаl fоr thе ѕkіn, but thаt’ѕ nоt thе саѕе. Aіr-drуіng wіll lеаd to mоrе drуnеѕѕ of thе skin. It іѕ rесоmmеndеd to rinse оff with clean wаtеr аnd then drу yourself wіth a cotton tоwеl instead. Aftеr that, it’s tіmе tо gеt bасk tо ѕunnіng — аftеr applying Nеоrа ѕkіnсаrе, оf course.

  • Dоn’t Fоrgеt Your Fасе

Luckily, swimming dоеѕn’t usually lеаd tо brеаkоutѕ оn your face. However, іt may bе as drу аnd irritating fоr thе face as for thе rеѕt оf your body. Hуdrаtіоn bеfоrе аnd аftеr ѕwіmmіng іѕ vіtаl. And remember to rіnѕе your face right аftеr the рооl.
After all, by fоllоwіng the іnfоrmаtіоn above, now уоu саn bе еаѕіеr to maintain thе level оf сhlоrіnе in уоur swimming pool.


June 18, 2025 0 comments
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Healing/Downtime Ellacor vs. Profound Skin Tightening

by Lina Clémence June 17, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


What is the difference in downtime and healing time for these two procedures?

When time and money are short, it pays to do your research on competing beauty tech. Profound uses a long pulse radiofrequency (RF) with real-time temperature and impendance (think hydration) controls. This is very different than all the other RF devices like Morpheus which use short pulse RF. Profound with the long pulse tightens much more than the others. It’s used for the lower face and upper neck, targeting the jowl area and under chin laxity. Complications are temporary and rare.

Ellacor is the relatively new “microcoring” device.  It takes actual tiny “biopsies” full thickness all over the skin – hundreds of them. The idea is intuitive, but the results have not been great due to a very high rate of complications. It is also used for the lower face and upper neck area to target the jowls. Complications are fairly frequent and can last a year or more.

The tightening results are similar between the two devices. But sometimes photos really are worth a thousand words. These are untouched, no make up photos of me below. These two procedures were done 1 year apart.

Day 1: Ellacore (left) vs Pround (right)

Day 1 Profound

Day 2: Ellacore (left) vs Pround (right)

Day 2 Ellacore Day 2 Profound

Day 3-4: Ellacore (left) vs Pround (right)

Day 2 Ellacore Day 3 Profound

Day 9-10: Ellacore (left) vs Pround (right)*

*Some of the old Ellacore discoloration is still present a year later.
Day 9 Ellacore Day 10 Profound

 

 

 

I hope this helps,
Brandith Irwin, MD
Founder of SkinTour
Follow my skin tips and travels on Instagram!




June 17, 2025 0 comments
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Limited Summer Glow Treatments — Claim Your $200 Gift

by Lina Clémence June 16, 2025
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Liposuction: Is It Right for You?

by Lina Clémence June 15, 2025
written by Lina Clémence











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If you’ve reached your goal weight but still struggle with stubborn areas of fat that won’t go away – no matter how hard you work out or how healthy you eat – liposuction might be the solution to help fine-tune your results. This body contouring procedure is not about weight loss; it’s about reshaping and sculpting areas that are resistant to diet and exercise.

At SkinCare Physicians, Dr. Labadie and her team perform liposuction near Boston using tumescent anesthesia, a safe and effective technique that eliminates the need for general anesthesia. You are awake during the procedure, but completely comfortable thanks to the numbing solution used to prepare the area. This approach allows for faster recovery, fewer risks, and excellent outcomes.

Read on for answers to some of the most common questions Dr. Labadie receives from patients and see if liposuction might be right for you.

What happens during liposuction?

Step 1: Mapping the treatment area
Before anything begins, I will work closely with you to mark out the precise areas for treatment. This step ensures that we’re targeting the right spots and achieving a balanced, natural-looking result.

Step 2: Administering tumescent anesthesia
After cleansing the area, I make a few very small incisions in discreet locations near the treatment site. Through these incisions, I insert a thin tube called a cannula to deliver the tumescent anesthetic solution. This fluid numbs the area, constricts blood vessels to minimize bruising, and helps loosen the fat for easier removal.

Step 3: Performing liposuction
Using the same tiny incisions, a specialized liposuction cannula is then used to gently suction out the fat. I carefully sculpt the area to create a smooth, natural contour. The goal is to remove all of the excess fat in the treated area, leaving behind a more refined shape.

It’s important to know that visceral fat, the deeper fat surrounding your organs inside the abdomen, is not removed with liposuction. That type of fat responds best to lifestyle changes like diet and exercise. Liposuction only targets subcutaneous fat, the fat that lies just under the skin and causes the visible bulges.

What to expect right after the procedure?

Once the fat is removed, you will be fitted with a compression garment, typically an abdominal binder, that you will wear under your clothes. This helps reduce swelling, supports healing, and improves your final results. Some mild fluid drainage from the incision sites is normal and expected in the first 24–48 hours. It usually resolves quickly and does not require stitches.

When can I return to daily life?

Most patients feel well enough to return to work the very next day, especially if the job is not physically demanding. However, it’s important to avoid strenuous exercise or heavy lifting for about a week to allow your body to heal properly.

Why wear the compression garment post liposuction?

For the best results, I recommend wearing the compression garment , also known as binder, as much as possible for the first month after your procedure. It can be removed for short breaks and gentle showering, but the more consistent you are, the smoother your healing and final contour will be.

Will there be a follow-up appointment?

You will come back to see me around one month after the procedure so I can assess your progress. By then, most of the swelling will have gone down, though some mild puffiness may still remain. The tiny incision sites may look pink at this stage, but they will continue to fade with time.

Are the results of liposuction permanent?

Yes, the results are permanent as the removed fat cells do not regenerate. However, to maintain your results, it’s important to follow a healthy lifestyle. Gaining significant weight can cause the remaining fat cells to grow or fat to accumulate in other areas of your body.

Who is the best candidate for liposuction?

The ideal candidate for liposuction typically :
– Is at or near their goal weight
– Maintains good overall health
– Deals with localized fat unresponsive to exercise or diet
– Has firm, elastic skin without significant sagging or wrinkling
It’s also important to have realistic expectations – liposuction is a powerful sculpting tool, but it’s not a solution for obesity or skin laxity.

Ready to take the next step?

If you are considering liposuction and want to know if it’s right for you, don’t hesitate to book a consultation with Dr. Labadie. She will walk you through all your options, answer your questions, and create a personalized plan to help you feel more confident in your body.






















June 15, 2025 0 comments
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The truth about skin care products and their expiry date | Skin Secrets

by Lina Clémence June 14, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


With the rise of skinfluencers and live selling, it’s no surprise that we find ourselves purchasing multiple products in search of that one product that truly works. But when products start piling up on our shelves, this question pops up in our mind: are these expired?

Using expired skin care products can do our skin more harm than good, possibly even undoing any progress your skin had previously.

Read on as we share all you need to know about skin care and their expiry dates!

Do skin care products have expiry dates?

Just like food and medicine, skin care products have expiration dates as well. Using them on your skin past their prime can be ineffective, and even harmful to your skin. Over time, the active ingredients in skin care products tend to break down, reducing their potency and efficacy.

Factors that affect skin care’s shelf life

Not all skin care products expire at the same rate. Several factors determine how long a product stays fresh and effective:

  • Exposure to light & air: Sunlight and oxygen can degrade active ingredients, making the product less effective. 
  • Storage conditions: Keeping skin care in warm, humid environments (like your bathroom) can shorten its lifespan. 
  • Packaging: Products in airtight pump bottles or opaque containers tend to last longer than those in jars, which are exposed to air and bacteria every time they’re opened.

If you notice changes in the product’s texture, colour or smell, even if it’s still within its expiration date, it might be time to toss it. Products that have separated into layers or developed clumps should be discarded.

C15 texture

What happens if you use expired products?

Using expired skin care products can cause more harm than good for your skin. As the active ingredients break down over time, the formula loses its effectiveness. This reduces its ability to provide sufficient effects and results for your skin. 

Expired products could also lead to irritation, redness or breakouts as preservatives lose their potency, which potentially increases the risk of bacterial or fungal growth.  

skin irritation

To keep your skin healthy and make sure you’re getting the most out of your skin care routine, it is crucial to check expiration dates regularly and replace any products that are past their prime.

How to check for expiration dates?

Before using any skin care product, do a quick check on its expiry date. Most products will have: 

  • A printed expiration date: This tells you when the product will expire, even if unopened. 
  • A PAO (Period After Opening) symbol: Look for a small jar icon with a number, like 12M (12 months), indicating how long the product is good for after opening.
expiry date on DR's Secret packaging

3 proper ways to store your skin care

Taking care of your skin also means taking care of your skin care products! Proper storage helps maintain their effectiveness and ensures you get the most out of every drop. Here are some ways to store your skin care properly:

  1. Keep them in a cool, dark place: Avoid direct sunlight and humid environments to preserve their stability. 
  1. Consider buying smaller quantities: This minimises waste and ensures you’re always using fresh, potent formulas. 
  1. Label your products: Add a small sticker with the date you opened them to keep track of their shelf life. 

At the end of the day, skin care is an investment in yourself. So treat your products with care and caution, and they’ll take care of your skin in return!

All, Beginners’ Guide, Sensitive Skin, Troubled Skin / Acne


June 14, 2025 0 comments
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💖First-Time Waxing FAQ – Everything you need to know before your first Brazilian wax at SkinPH.

by Lina Clémence June 13, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


I’ve never been waxed before — what should I expect?

Totally normal to feel a little nervous. At SkinPH, we specialize in making first timers feel safe, comfortable, and cared for. Your esthetician will walk you through every step and make the process quick and efficient. Most clients say they’re surprised how easy it is — and how smooth they feel afterward!

Why Choose Waxing?

Waxing isn’t just a one-time thing — it’s a game-changer for your skin.

Here’s what makes it worth it:

Longer-Lasting Smoothness: Waxing removes hair from the root, so you stay smoother for weeks — no daily shaving.

  • Less Irritation Over Time: Say goodbye to razor burn, bumps, and ingrowns.
  • Finer Regrowth: With consistent waxing, hair grows back softer, finer, and less frequently.
  • Exfoliating Bonus: Waxing also removes dead skin cells, leaving your skin smoother and more radiant.
  • Confidence Boost: There’s nothing like that post-wax glow — especially when it’s done by someone who truly cares.

At SkinPH, we’re not just removing hair — we’re helping you feel confident in your own skin, every single visit.

How should I prepare for my appointment?

Here’s how to get wax-ready:

  • Let it grow: Hair should be at least ¼ inch long — about the size of a grain of rice. That usually means no shaving for 2–3 weeks.
  • Exfoliate (gently): Light exfoliation 24–48 hours before your wax helps remove dead skin and prevent ingrowns.
  • Skip lotions & oils: Clean, dry skin helps the wax grip better. Avoid moisturizers the day of your wax.
  • Avoid caffeine & alcohol: These can make your skin more sensitive — best to skip them a few hours before.

Worried about pain? You can take an over-the-counter pain reliever (like ibuprofen) 30 minutes before your appointment.

Does waxing hurt?

Everyone’s pain tolerance is different. The first wax is typically the most sensitive since the hair is coarser, but it absolutely gets easier with time. Our technique is designed to reduce discomfort, and we use hard film wax that’s gentle on sensitive skin.

Can I get waxed during my period?

Yes, you can. Just keep in mind that your skin may feel a little more sensitive. If you’re booking a bikini or Brazilian wax, please wear a fresh tampon or menstrual cup.

What should I avoid after my wax?

To keep your skin happy:

  • No tight clothes or touching: Let the area breathe to avoid irritation.
  • Avoid heat: Skip tanning, hot tubs, saunas, or intense workouts for 24–48 hours.
  • Hold off on exfoliating: Wait 2–3 days, then exfoliate 2–3 times a week to prevent ingrown hairs.
  • Hydrate: Use a fragrance-free moisturizer to soothe and soften the skin.

No shaving between waxes: Stick to waxing every 4–6 weeks for best results.

What if I get bumps or redness?

Totally normal! Minor irritation can happen after your first wax. It usually fades within a few hours. You can apply a cold compress or aloe gel for relief.

Bonus Tips from SkinPH:

  • Wear loose, breathable clothing to your appointment
  • Schedule around your cycle if you’re more sensitive before your period
  • Don’t stress — we specialize in first-time clients!

Your Comfort is Our Priority

At SkinPH, we combine expertise, kindness, and technique to make waxing a positive experience. If you have any questions before your appointment, we’re just a message away.

👉 Still have questions? Contact Us!

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11 Important Facts About Hooded Eye Botox

by Lina Clémence June 12, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


 

Hooded-eye Botox has become a go-to solution for individuals seeking to address drooping eyelids or a hooded eye appearance. This minimally invasive treatment provides a way to achieve a more youthful and refreshed appearance without undergoing surgery. However, before scheduling your appointment, there are several key details you need to understand. From how the treatment works to its benefits and limitations, here are 11 important facts about hooded eye Botox to guide you.

Fact 1: Botox Targets Specific Muscles

Botox works by temporarily relaxing the muscles responsible for causing the hooded appearance of the eyes. Specifically, small, precise amounts of Botox are injected into targeted areas around the eyes, particularly the muscles that pull the eyelids downward. By relaxing these muscles, Botox lifts and smooths the eyelids, giving the eyes a more open, refreshed, and youthful look. This makes it an effective, minimally invasive option for addressing mild to moderate hooding.

Fact 2: It Is a Non-Surgical Option

One of the biggest advantages of hooded eye Botox is that it’s a non-surgical treatment. Unlike blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), which involves incisions, sutures, and a significant recovery period, Botox does not involve any cutting or invasive procedures. The treatment is quick, relatively painless, and requires almost no downtime, making it an appealing choice for people who want to improve their appearance without the risks or lengthy recovery associated with surgery.

Fact 3: Results Are Temporary

While Botox for hooded eyes can deliver noticeable and effective results, they are not permanent. The effects typically last anywhere from three to four months, depending on factors such as your metabolism, lifestyle, and the rate at which your body breaks down the Botox. For some individuals, the results may last slightly longer or shorter. Schedule periodic treatments with your provider to maintain the benefits of lifted and youthful-looking eyelids. Over time, consistent treatments can help you achieve a more long-term improvement in your appearance.

Fact 4: It Is a Precision-Based Treatment

The success of hooded eye Botox relies heavily on precision and expertise. Unlike other cosmetic treatments, Botox injections must be administered with accuracy to target the specific muscles causing the hooded effect. A trained and experienced professional will know the exact placement and dosage required to produce balanced, natural-looking results. However, errors in technique or placement can lead to complications, such as droopy eyelids, uneven effects, or other unwanted outcomes. This is why choosing a qualified provider is essential.

 

Fact 5: A Consultation Is Essential

Before undergoing Botox for hooded eyes, a thorough consultation with a qualified provider is a crucial first step. During this meeting, the practitioner will assess the severity of your hooded eyelids, evaluate the structure of your face, and discuss your aesthetic goals. This is also the time to ask any questions or share concerns you may have. The provider will ensure that Botox is the right option for you and customize the treatment plan based on your unique needs. This personalized approach enables the achievement of the best possible results.

Fact 6: Not Everyone Is a Candidate

Hooded eye Botox isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. While the treatment is a great option for mild to moderate hooding, it may not be suitable for individuals with severe hooding or significant excess skin in the eyelid area. In these cases, surgical intervention, such as blepharoplasty, might be recommended to achieve the desired outcome. Additionally, Botox may not be suitable for people with certain medical conditions, allergies, or sensitivities. A consultation with an experienced provider will help determine whether this treatment is a good fit for you.

Fact 7: There Is Minimal Downtime

One of the reasons hooded eye Botox is so popular is that it requires minimal downtime. Most people can return to their normal daily activities almost immediately after the procedure, making it a convenient option for those with busy schedules. While you might experience some mild swelling, redness, or bruising at the injection sites, these side effects typically resolve within a few days. Overall, the lack of significant downtime means you can enjoy the results of your treatment without much disruption to your routine.

Fact 8: Results Develop Over Time

Unlike surgical procedures, which yield immediate results but require a significant recovery period, Botox results develop gradually. After your appointment, you may start to notice subtle changes within a few days. However, full results typically take 10 to 14 days to become visible. This gradual effect allows the transformation to appear natural, as if your refreshed look happened effortlessly. Plan your treatment accordingly if you have a special event or occasion approaching.

Fact 9: The Procedure Is Quick and Relatively Painless

Getting Botox for hooded eyes is a straightforward and quick procedure. The entire process typically takes less than 20 minutes, making it easy to fit into a busy day. Most patients report little to no discomfort during the injections, as the needles used are very fine. For those with concerns about pain, local numbing creams or ice packs can be used to ensure the treatment is as comfortable as possible. Once the procedure is complete, you can return to your day with minimal disruption.

 

Fact 10: Maintenance Is Needed for Long-Term Effects

If you love the way Botox enhances your eyelids and gives you a more youthful appearance, you’ll need to commit to regular maintenance treatments. Since the effects of Botox are temporary, scheduling follow-up appointments every three to four months will help you maintain consistent results. Over time, regular treatments can also help train the targeted muscles, potentially leading to longer-lasting effects. This commitment ensures you can enjoy the benefits of lifted, refreshed eyelids without interruption.

Fact 11: It’s More Affordable Than Surgery

While the costs of Botox treatments can vary depending on your provider and location, it’s generally much more affordable than eyelid surgery. For individuals seeking a more youthful and open-eyed appearance without the financial burden of surgery, Botox provides an accessible alternative. Additionally, the lack of recovery time associated with Botox means fewer disruptions to your daily life, adding to its overall cost-effectiveness as a cosmetic solution.

Enhance Your Look with Hooded Eye Botox

Hooded eye Botox is a fantastic way to address drooping eyelids and achieve a more open, youthful eye area. With its precision-based results, minimal downtime, and affordability, it’s no wonder so many people are turning to this treatment.

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Boxwalla Beauty Box Feb 2021 Review – Seoulfull Star

by Lina Clémence June 11, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


Rejoice green beauty aficionados because Boxwalla has extended the deadline for their February box* featuring fabulous British Indie brand Nini Organics …perfect moment for me to officially share my thoughts and perhaps sway you to succumbing if you’ve been remotely tempted… You have until the 22nd February 2021 to subscribe.

Although skincare and experiencing products lovingly crafted by passionate brand founders always brings me joy and knowing that a box of delights curated by Boxwalla is making its way to me will always thrill me, I was especially excited to receive the February 2021 box. January is a always a difficult month, dreary and bleak and to receive these gorgeous, vibrant, antioxidant rich products from Nini Organics felt somewhat akin to colour therapy. I’m well versed with Nini Organics and after an introduction to this lovely British (yay!) brand last year by way of their Natura Detox Foam cleanser, I was ecstatic that an entire box dedicated to this joy-inducing brand was on the horizon. Over my years of using green, indie brands, I have come to truly believe that brand creators somehow infuse their aura, their essence  (no pun intended) in all their magical concoctions. Products end up mimicking their makers and everything from the Nini Organics line is bright, characteristically colourful, effervescent, festive and highly effective- just like founder Alex. If you don’t follow them, I highly recommend for a dose of Alex every morning. His infectious enthusiasm will leave you truly happy. It just so happened that the 2 products, Crimson Beauty and Rain Hydrating Essence were high on my wishlist (doesn’t even surprise me, I am convinced Lavanya, the founder of Boxwalla is a psychic and knows exactly what my heart desires…)

Let’s start with what I consider the star of this box- Crimson Beauty. Firstly, you get 50ml of this gleaming red beauty, a generous size (for which I’m grateful as I don’t EVER want to run out!).  This is hydration galore. Hello, juicy, plump skin! And the scent…I think I’ve died and gone to heaven. It’s a real pleasure to use this every morning, with its delicately floral rose+neroli aroma, punctuated by comforting vanilla and cacao hmmm. Crimson beauty contains a hibiscus macerate (hibiscus is a flower I’m so drawn to as I love those bold, bright conspicuous petals that you find in all gardens in Mauritius, where I grew up), rose otto and neroli hydrosol bolstered by cucumber, glycerine and Quora Noni (which protects skin’s microbiome) to make a fabulously cocooning formulation. My favourite way to use it is in conjunction with an oil creating what is called a micro emulsion (which just happens to be my favourite word at the moment. Give me all the microemulsions, my skin cannot handle dense balms at the moment). Crimson Beauty is all I want a hyrdrating serum to be and it’s a resounding yes from me.

Next comes Rain. The colour of royalty, this cucumber scented mist has been a wonderful addition to my routines. I do love it post cleansing but mostly rely on it during the day, to infuse my skin with a burst of much needed moisture.  Rain contains just a kiss of glow inducing lactic acid so it’s not overly and cloyingly hydrating but actually balancing- the perfect midday mist basically. Whilst my preference always lies with finer mists normally, Rain comes gushing out but not aggressively though, but in the most pleasantly therapeutic manner, as if you’ve been caught in a lush drizzle of cucumber extract, neroli water, butterfly pea flower extract and milk thistle. It’s not a mere mist, the ingredient roster does really read like a wonderful serum and the fact that I’m misting myself with reckless abandon and whizzing through it at the speed of lightening speaks volumes.

I’m so pleased Lavanya chose to include this adorable miniature sample of Halo Cleansing Elixir for everyone to experience its glory. This is the first product I fell in love with from the Nini Organics line some years ago and I couldn’t help gushing about it, I’m surprise it hasn’t becoming a cult favourite yet.  For all lovers of blue tansy, this is a must try, in its passionfruit oil and jojoba oil base. I especially enjoy it as directed by Alex, massaged onto skin and removed with a cold washcloth, which is why I am saving it for warmer months to come. The high content of azulene really helps calm down any inflammation and I’m impatiently waiting for it’s return in my warm weather routines.

Once again, a perfectly selected box to start 2021 from Boxwalla. Get your hands on one while you can and if you’re a lover of luxury, plant-powered skincare, do consider subscribing to Boxwalla, it’s basically skincare nirvana. 

*This box was gifted to me with no obligation to review.


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An Esthetician’s Guide to Achieving Glass Skin

by Lina Clémence June 10, 2025
written by Lina Clémence


When it comes to the “glass skin” trend, online experts are pushing intensive hydration to give a plump, dewy look but I’m here to tell, you can’t hydrate your way to achieving glass skin. As a 35 year expert esthetician, I’ll share with you how to truly get skin that is smooth-as-glass that you will absolutely love.

What Exactly is “Glass Skin”?

Glass skin is a term that refers to skin that is incredibly smooth, clear, and radiant and reflects light – almost resembling a piece of glass. It is defined as skin that is deeply hydrated, plump, and glowing with a pore-less and flawless finish. Sounds incredible, right? Let’s touch on all things glass skin.

The 4 Essentials for Achieving Glass Skin

    1. Smooth-as-glass texture (free of bumps and blemishes with minimized pores)
    2. Even-toned with minimal discoloration
    3. Glowing / Circulation (a naturally healthy glow from within)
    4. Moisture / Hydration (dewy, plump skin)

Let’s Touch on Texture

Clogged Pores

Clogged pores (known as “closed comedones”) appear as white-ish bumps on the skin. When you think of glass skin, the first thing that comes to mind is a smooth texture not bumpy. Clogged pores are not as round or firm as milia (mentioned below), but when left untreated, they tend to hang around for long periods of time.

Causes of clogged pores:
Oily skin, wrong products for your skin type, pore-clogging makeup (I’m looking at you, cream blushes and highlighters!), heavy sunscreens

Renée’s expert advice:
Receive manual extractions from an esthetician. This blockage in your pores WON’T go away on their own. Once you get them cleared out, the goal is to keep them clear with the following leave-on acid exfoliators.

Product recommendations:

BHA Clarifying Serum

Pore + Wrinkle Perfecting Serum

Milia

Milia are hard, tiny bumps on the skin that appear when keratin and hardened oil get trapped below the skin’s surface. Milia are round and, because of how they look, are sometimes described as tiny “pearls.” The hardened oil gives them an off-white color, and they appear most commonly around the eyes, nose, and cheeks.

Causes of milia:
Hyperkeratosis, heavy eye creams, smoking

Renée’s expert advice:
Receive manual extractions from an esthetician. Just like closed comedones, these don’t magically disappear. Find an esthetician who is skill in extractions for removal. Dermatologists can remove milia, too.

Product recommendations:
Overnight Eye Serum

skin with clogged pores and skin with milia

Let’s Touch on Blemishes and Enlarged Pores

Blemishes

Blemishes can be in the form of whiteheads, pustules, or cysts. Acne can be very complicated but there are ways to prevent blemishes from forming and knowing what to do once they appear so you can achieve glass skin.

Causes of blemishes:
Hormones, incorrect products, dairy, many unknowns, a case of bad luck.

Renée’s expert advice:
See an experienced skincare professional who can help guide you to an action plan to give you results.

Product recommendations:

Anti Bump Solution

Rapid Response Detox Masque

AHA/BHA Blemish Control Cleanser

Rapid Response Detox Cleanser

Enlarged Pores

Enlarged pores are pores that have been physically stretched out by excess oil production or the loss of collagen. You most certainly can shrink these back to their original size. Otherwise, if your pores aren’t enlarged, their size is genetically determined, which means it’s impossible to make them any smaller than they’re meant to be. In this case, you can only minimize their appearance—not their actual size.

Causes of enlarged pores:
Excess oil production, hormones, age

Renée’s expert advice:
Regular use of physical and chemical exfoliants and retinol/retinoids

Product recommendations:

Pore + Wrinkle Perfecting Serum

Pro Results Power Serum

Triple Berry Smoothing Scrub

Advanced Resurfacing Serum

skin with blemishes and skin with enlarged pores

Let’s Touch on Skin Growths

Skin Growths

Skin growths are bumps on the face, neck, and body. They are usually benign (non-cancerous) and often begin as small flat or rough bumps.That said, it’s very important to keep an eye out for anything new or changing. Always schedule regular skin checks with your dermatologist. When in doubt, always get it checked out.

At first, these growths might be mistaken for clogged pores or breakouts, but they will never come to a head and cannot be extracted since there is no oil in them. Treating them with harsh, breakout-focused products will only result in dry, irritated skin.

Causes of skin growths:
UV damage, age, genetics, hormones, oily skin

Renée’s expert advice:
See a dermatologist for a skin check and removal (Some estheticians have devices to help with removal, too.)

Product recommendations:
Advanced Resurfacing Serum (retinol), prescription retinoid

skin with skin growths

Let’s Touch on Discoloration

Discoloration

Discoloration is an overproduction of a pigment called melanin. Genetics, sun exposure, hormones and injury to the skin are the most common causes. Once the melanin factory turns on, it can be hard to calm fussy pigment cells back down. This is why it’s so frustrating because they can take months to go away – especially the deeper your skin tone is.

Causes of discoloration:
Sun exposure, heat, blemishes, pregnancy, aging, genetics

Renée’s expert advice:
Products that fade/brighten, physical and chemical exfoliation, use SPF (during all daylight hours every single day of the year!), add an extra layer of protection with foundation makeup

Product recommendations:

HyperFix Fading Toner

Vitamin C + E Treatment

Triple Berry Smoothing Peel

Triple Berry Smoothing Scrub

Weightless Protection SPF 30

 

skin with different types of pigmentation

Let’s Touch on Circulation

Under-Circulation

How to tell if the skin is under-circulated:

When your skin is makeup-free, take your thumb and forefinger and gently pull on the apples of your cheeks. Using light pressure, quickly pinch the skin five times.

If your skin becomes a little pink, it’s likely that it has proper circulation.

If your skin doesn’t become pink, it’s more than likely under-circulated, and you’ll want to boost circulation. If your skin becomes red, your skin is likely over-circulated, and you’ll want to keep it calm with soothing (not energizing) products.

Basically, to get the glowing skin you want, the goal is for your circulation to be right in the middle—not too much, not too little.

Causes of under-circulated skin:
Slow blood circulation, genetics, smoking, drug use

Renée’s expert advice:
Hang your head upside down, facial massage, exercise, use stimulating ingredients, restoring the skin barrier

Product recommendations:

Mint Renewal Cleanser

Energy Boosting Toner

Triple Berry Smoothing Peel

Let’s Touch on Moisture, Hydration and Light-Reflection

Moisture Loss

Causes of moisture loss in the skin:
Dryness (lack of oil), dehydration (lack of water), build up of dead skin, weather, topical prescriptions

Renée’s expert advice:
The “Golden Minute Rule”, gentle cleansers, water infusion sealed with barrier repairing masque, creme or lotion

Product recommendations:

Moisture Infusion Toner

Skin Recovery Balm

Skin Recovery Lotion

Skin Drink Concentrate

Hydraboost Rescue Creme

Rest Day Masque

Let’s Touch on Your Glass Skin Action Plan

      • Take the Skin Type Quiz
      • Use products for your skin type
      • Get glowing #thereneeway

While “glass skin” is a trendy word and may go away, the goal of getting the skin to look smooth-as-glass will always be a desired look. I hope you enjoyed this post!

Renee Rouleau Skincare Blog Author

Celebrity Esthetician & Skincare Expert
As an esthetician trained in cosmetic chemistry, Renée Rouleau has spent 30 years researching skin, educating her audience, and building an award-winning line of products. Her hands-on experience as an esthetician and trusted skin care expert has created a real-world solution — products that are formulated for nine different types of skin so your face will get exactly what it needs to look and feel its best. Trusted by celebrities, editors, bloggers, and skincare obsessives around the globe, her vast real-world knowledge and constant research are why Marie Claire calls her “the most passionate skin practitioner we know.”




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