Tag: Skin Care

Skin Care Training 101 Recording

Skin Care Training Recording

Pamper Party Skin Care Quiz

Pamper Party Skin Care Quiz

Mini Pamper & Foot Spa Invitation

Pamper Party Skin Care Mini Pamper Party

Pamper Party Lucky Draw

Pamper Party Skin Care Lucky Draw

Pamper Party Skin Care Gift Voucher

Pamper Party Skin Care Gift Voucher

Guidelines for hosting a pamper party

Pamper Party Skin Care Body Analysis

Rooibos Skin Training

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Rooibos Skin Training

Rooibos Skin Training

Hydrafine Skin Care Routine

Hydrafine Skin Care Routine

Dikeledi Matang | Skin Care Testimonial

Dikeledi Matang | Skin Care Testimonial

Product Slide Templates | Skin Care

Product Slide Templates

The Lowdown on Liquid Skin Nutrition

Read more about this multivitamin skin spray

Facts about Fresheners

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BB Cream SPF 30 – 30ml

Annique’s BB Cream forms part of our unique skincare routine because it contains state of the art ingredients that cares for your skin.

How To Recommend The Right Skin Care Products

You don’t need a degree in Somatology to do a skin analysis. By making use of the following 3 questions you will have enough information to recommend the correct daily skin care products as well as treatment products for your client’s specific skin care concerns of your client. How do I give the correct recommendations? […]

What Are Free Radicals?

Oxidative stress occurs when an oxygen molecule splits into single atoms with unpaired electrons, which are called free radicals.

How Does Inflammation Affect My Skin?

 Your immune system is important for maintaining your overall health. It works to detect and neutralise foreign invaders, such as infectious microbes and even cancer cells. When this happens, inflammation can occur.

Wrinkles

Wrinkles are creases, folds, or ridges in the skin. They normally appear as people get older, but they can also develop after spending a long time in water.

Difference Between Skin Types and Skin Conditions

Our skin is very complex. With all of the information there is to know about skin and how to take care of it, it’s not surprising that so many people confuse their skin type with a skin condition.