5 Top Tips for Teen Acne
This week at Winslow Skincare we have been seeing lots of teenagers wanting to get Christmas party ready this December, for many the concern has been the same "How do I get rid of my stubborn acne?" At Winslow Skincare…
Luscious Lips for Christmas with Caci Haywards Heath
Would you like lips looking juicy and luscious? We have the answer, here at Winslow Skincare, Haywards Heath. What is CACI and why is it different to other anti ageing skin treatments? CACI is a skin treatment using a…
What is ChromaTherapy?
ChromoTherapy is based on LED Light Therapy. It is a completely holistic, non invasive, powerful therapy to encourage the body to begin to heal itself using coloured lamps to stimulate and activate or calm and decongest the skin and muscles.…
Skin and hormones
What are hormones? they are chemical messengers that tell organs what to do. Hormones are some of the most powerful forces in your life controlling each moment of your day, from waking to sleeping, the reproductive cycle, how you age…
How do I clear up Teenage acne?
Following just one treatment at the clinic using High Frequency taken over the school holidays and just two weeks of using Dermalogica Clear Start, my teenage client was delighted to see her breakouts disappear and she has clear skin. Oh…
About Acne
If you suffer from adult acne, you are not alone. Clinical studies indicate between 40-50% of the adult population in the 20-40 age group has been diagnosed with low grade, persistent acne and oily skin with the main trigger identified as chronic stress.
Whilst acne is associated with teenage years, filled with raging hormones and the struggle for social acceptance, many adults are finding themselves caught in the middle of an acne epidemic
Balancing personal and professional responsibilities makes this generation of adults the most time compressed generation in history with the constant, continued and heightened level of stress that throws our adrenal glands into overdrive, which in turn can boost sebum production, setting the stage for acne development.
