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The skincare phenomenon: brightly-coloured packaging, big brand names and social media trends are enticing more young people to buy their products, but can this be damaging to them?

For Gort nurse Yvonne McNamara, opening her own aesthetics clinic wasn’t just about transforming skin, it was about helping people feel confident.

When people think about skincare, they often imagine expensive serums, moisturisers or in-clinic treatments. Yet according to skin health experts, the single most effective product for protecting and rejuvenating your skin is also the most affordable: SPF.

Menopause is a natural stage of life, but many women are surprised at how dramatically it can affect their skin.

Skin care and skin maintenance can be a tricky topic to wrap your head around. Serums, retinoids, acids, PH levels, hyperpigmentation, wrinkles, acne, dehydration, the list is endless. Some of my clients with the best skin only use soap and water, and I know many who use a list of serums that

Redefining night time skincare, Ella & Jo’s award-winning Relax and Renew Night Cream is a luxurious, results-driven formula enriched with bakuchiol – a ground-breaking natural alternative to retinol.

The team at Bliss Skin & Beauty are always striving to provide the most advanced and thoughtful care for their clients.

This Christmas, treat your loved ones to natural, indulgent skincare at its finest with Human+Kind’s festive gift sets. Experience a blend of luxury and sustainability with each gift, where nature’s finest ingredients come together in transformative formulas.

There is no shortage of amazing homegrown talent in the Irish beauty industry, and the wide range of beauty brands on shop shelves reflect this.

The sun emits ultraviolet (UV) radiation, composed of UVA and UVB rays, which penetrate the skin at different depths. UVA rays, penetrate deeply into the skin and contribute to premature aging by damaging collagen and elastin fibres. This damage results in wrinkles, sagging skin, and age spots. UVB rays, on the other hand, cause superficial damage like sunburn and are strongly associated with skin cancer.