The Skin Edit

We’re exposing ourselves here, be nice 🥹🫶🏼

✨ This is why dermaplaning is one of our favourite treatments.

Dermaplaning is a safe, non-invasive exfoliation treatment that removes built-up dead skin cells and fine vellus hair (peach fuzz), instantly revealing a smoother, brighter complexion.

Benefits include:
🤎 Smoother skin texture
🤎 Brighter, more radiant skin
🤎 Better absorption of your skincare
🤎 Flawless makeup application
🤎 Immediate glow

If your skin is feeling dull, rough or just in need of a refresh, dermaplaning is the perfect reset. ✨

Book your appointment via the link in our bio.

Chemical Peels can have a bad rap in skincare… and honestly, they don’t deserve it.

The first thing most people ask us is:
“Am I going to peel?”

The answer?
👉🏼 Maybe
👉🏼 Maybe Not

A peel isn’t measured by how much skin flakes afterwards. It’s measured by what it’s doing underneath the surface.
Our Dermalogica Pro Power Peel is completely customised to your skin, meaning every treatment is designed around your concerns - not someone else’s!

Whether you’re dealing with pigmentation, acne, congestion, fine lines or simply skin that feels a little “meh”… there’s a peel protocol to suit you.

Healthy skin doesn’t always have to come with dramatic peeling.
Sometimes the biggest transformations are the quiet ones.

✨ Book a consultation and let’s chat about whether a Pro Power Peel is right for you.

Pregnancy is a time when every decision feels a little more important—including what you put on your skin. 🤍

While not every skincare ingredient is off-limits, there are a few that are best avoided during pregnancy. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to help you understand what to avoid, why it’s recommended to avoid it, and what you can use instead.

✨ Remember: pregnancy doesn’t mean you have to stop looking after your skin. With the right products and professional guidance, you can continue to support healthy, glowing skin safely.

Save this post for later, or send it to an expecting mama who’ll thank you for it! 🤍

⚠️ Every pregnancy is different, and skincare recommendations can vary depending on your individual circumstances. Always check with your GP, obstetrician, or healthcare provider before introducing new skincare products during pregnancy.



🚫 Avoid: Retinol (Vitamin A derivatives)

Retinol and prescription vitamin A products are not recommended during pregnancy because high levels of vitamin A have been linked to an increased risk of birth defects. Although the amount absorbed from skincare is much lower than oral medications, most healthcare professionals recommend avoiding it as a precaution.

🤍 Pregnancy-safe alternative: Azelaic Acid, Niacinamide, Vitamin C

🚫 Consider avoiding: Chemical sunscreens

Some chemical UV filters can be absorbed through the skin, and there are ongoing studies investigating whether certain ingredients may affect hormones. While the evidence isn’t conclusive, many healthcare providers recommend using mineral sunscreen during pregnancy as a precaution.

🤍 Pregnancy-safe alternative: A broad-spectrum mineral SPF containing zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide.

🚫 Avoid: High-strength Salicylic Acid

High concentrations of salicylic acid (such as strong peels or intensive treatments) are generally not recommended during pregnancy because salicylic acid belongs to the same family as aspirin. While small amounts in cleansers or spot treatments are often considered low risk, high-strength professional treatments are typically avoided as a precau