If you are headed to see the festive decor and lighting in London, now is the time to go to Selfridges! Adorned with beautiful Christmas decor an...

A candle born out of our love for wellness and Frank-Incense (hence the play on words), we launched this around a time when people want to enjoy th...

Hyperpigmentation is the name given to dark patches of skin, most commonly found on the face. It’s caused by an increase in the production of melan...

When looking for a skincare routine to improve the appearance of hyperpigmentation, it’s important not to take extreme actions to try and get rid o...

Combination skin is a mix of oily skin and dry skin and is the most common skin type. With combination skin, the ‘T Zone’ is often oily (the forehe...

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) occurs after your skin has been injured or irritated, resulting in a build up of melanin in the affected ...

Many people suffer with dry skin, particularly on their face. While it is important to regularly wash, moisturise and exfoliate your face, the wron...

and oThe skin around your eyes is much thinner than elsewhere on your face and body because it doesn’t contain as much subcutaneous fat or have as ...

While natural skin oil helps to protect and preserve our skin, too much oil can lead to acne breakouts and a shiny, greasy appearance. It’s importa...

People from all walks of life encounter skin sensitivity problems at some point during their lives, and often it can come on quite suddenly after m...

Hyperpigmentation is an issue many people have to deal with, and for people with darker skin tones the chances of finding darkened patches of skin ...

As we age, particularly in our 60s and 70s, our skin starts to become noticeably dryer and dehydrated. Dryness isn’t the only issue our skin faces ...