newproducts Pucker up For the professional
Puramed’s professional range allows you to offer your clients effective in-salon and retail take home products to keep themcoming back formore.
The line consists of products to cleanse and tone, exfoliate and resurface, anti-ageing, tomoisturise, skin peels, skin lightening products, products to protect and products packed with vitamin C.
Puramed Professional is not available online or in stores to the general public. Salons can also further promote the products using the private label services. There are a wide range of packaging options and styles to choose from.
• Puramed Professional: 0115 966 4745
Software savvy
New fromSeneGence is LipSense, which claims to be unlike any conventional lipstick.
The original long-lasting lip colourmolecularly binds to the skin and is waterproof. It will not kiss, rub or smudge off and gives UVA and UVB
protection.The lip product isn’t tested on animals and contains recurring natural ingredients.
Users can create their own colour palette by combining the 50 colours whilst keeping lipsmoist and healthy with shea butter and vitamin E.
• SheerSense: 01626 363504
Relax and hydrate
Ideal for skinmarked by dehydration lines and lacking in comfort, Payot have introduced the new Hydra Experience 60minute treatment offering a unique experience for thirsty skin.
After removingmake-up, the face, neck and décolleté is cleansed and toned followed by a deep cleanse with Rhyolite extract to gently remove all
impurities.This is followed by amodelling, draining and stimulatingmassage with alternating freshness pauses.
Then comes the unique sensation and beneficial effects ofMasqueMousse Hydratant composed of coconut and sunflower oils, cornflower extract and hyaluronic
acid.This is left for 15minutes.
Next comes amodelling hand and footmassage for amoment of sheer relaxation, and finally finishing with Hyrdra24 Crème or Hydra24 light.
• Payot: 020 7494 6220 • Circle number: 172
In the bag
Launched at the Cosmoprof InternationalTrade Show, Italy, theVulsini Bag is a new product for Hot Stone therapies.
The bag heats basalt stones for hot stone massage without using water, eliminating the need for a bulky, impractical
heater.Therapists can performmore treatments in quick succession. Simply arrange the stones inside the bag and plug in to the socket to heat the stones. The temperature inside the bag is regulated using an in-built digital thermometer, which displays on the front of the bag.
TheVulsini Bag ismade fromwipe-clean fabrics, including a reusable bag to enclose oily, used stones in. Whilst travelling between clients the bag can be plugged into a car’s 12v lighter socket,maintaining the stone-temperature for longer.
•Vulsini: 0207 801 9620 GUILD NEWS 117
Launched this year, Jelly is the new salon software that breaks themould.With no contracts, up-front fees or hidden extras, it gives small salons the big salon edge.
Innovative and simple to use, Jelly includes features like online booking, personalised SMS and email marketing, retail and professional stock control and customised reports.
An installation and training package is also included to make sure customers get the very best out of the software.
For amonth’s free trial email
info@jellysoftware.com •
www.jellysoftware.com
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