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Brief TOWIE favourites
Essex girls now BilliMucklow and Cara Kilbey fromTOWIE paid a visit to the Crystal Clear Skin Clinic in Rodney Street in Liverpool, to stock up on Crystal Clear skin care.
Sharon Cass, Cosmeceuticals Education&BrandManagerwith Elaine of Elaine’s Beauty Spot and her Cosmeceuticals BusinessDevelopmentManager Sara Taylor.
Proud to be British!
Salon Elaine's Beauty Spot in Knighton,Wales has been recognised in a competition to be 'Proud to be British!'
Skin care specialists Cosmeceuticals invited allVitage®
Advanced
Antioxidant Skincare™stockists to take part in a merchandising competition where salons were encouraged to create an innovative window display that reflected the British spirit and encompassed the Vitage brand.
Tranquillity Clinics in Claygate, Surrey run by Caroline Humphries, was Highly Commended.
As a winner, Elaine received a full professional trolley stock ofVitage treatment products, and both Elaine and Caroline were presented with champagne and a luxury box of chocolates for their teams to enjoy!
Aesthetic recognition
Epionce skin care claimed the title for BestAnti-Ageing Skin Care Line at the inaugural edition ofTHE BestAesthetic ProductsAwards in Las Vegas recently. The awards highlight the world's best aesthetic product manufacturers for their achievements in procedural technological innovations. "We are thrilled that Epionce has been recognised as the leading line inAnti-Ageing Skin Care by U.S. experts in the dermatology field," says Lucy Dowling,MarketingManager at EdenAesthetics.
Newcosmetic clinic for
Glasgow A new aesthetic and cosmetic clinic has opened in Glasgow, promising cosmetic treatments alongside life-changing plastic surgery procedures.
SkinFX Clinic specialises in treating specific conditions such asAcne scarring, sun damage, scar revision, non-activeVitiligo and stretch marks, and is the only official ReCell Spray-on Skin clinic in Scotland.
Located on Royal Crescent, the clinic has been built to ultra-high industry standards and has state-of-the-art
technology.The clinic is now home to Consultant Facial SurgeonsMr ColinMacIver andMr CraigWales as well as Consultant Plastic SurgeonMr Jeremy Rawlins.
Aday of skin education
Skin experts keen to discovermore about advanced science and ingredient technology should head to the International Dermal Institute's SkinSight 2012 event, taking place this month at their headquarters in Surrey.
Vice President of Research&Development and Global Education at the IDI, Dr Diana Howard, is flying in fromLosAngeles to share her knowledge and expertise, and will be joined by Sally Penford, EducationManager for IDI UK and Ireland. Other keynote speakers include Candice Gardner -TrainingManager for the IDI, Lesley Corridan - RegionalTrainingManager for the IDI, and Partnership ProgrammeManager for the IDI KerstenYoung.
Topics covered will include hormones and pigmentation,medical aesthetics and treating Eczema.
DrDianaHowardwill speak at SkinSight 2012.
The event is open all professional skin therapists, including professionals that are not Dermalogica stockists.
The treatment line is also a favourite of former TOWIE starAmy Childs, who offers Crystal Clear treatments in her Essex salon.
Meanwhile, advanced practitioner in permanent cosmetics Belinda Hayle was invited by ITV2 to the home of CarolWright, mother ofMark and Jess, where she tattooed Billie Faiers eyebrows. She has previously worked with Jess and Carol, and Cara Kilbey.
Whale oil awareness
The International Jojoba Export Council (IJEC) has signed an agreement with theWhale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS), to prevent manufacturers from using whale-derived spermaceti in cosmetic and personal care products.
Jojoba can be used as a green and renewable alternative to oil taken from whales killed in hunts.
Under the terms of the agreement, signed at European cosmetics trade show In-Cosmetics®, IJEC members will use theWDCS logo on oil containers and other promotional materials.
HABB raise £750
The fifth Hair & Beauty Benevolent Women's Networking Breakfast welcomed industry expertMichelle Feeney, and raised £750 for the industry charity.
Michelle provided a rare insight into her career path with 40 of the industry's leading women, speaking about her role as CEO of PZ Cussons Beauty, responsible CharlesWorthington, The Sanctuary, St Tropez and the recently required Fudge brand.
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