health & beauty INDEX
four in 10 people with a tattoo regret being permanently inked. Forget tattoos, tantoos are set to be the new, safe way to achieve beautiful body art. Tantoos are semi-permanent, safe and effective. They use fake
A BEAUTIFUL ART Y
ou might be surprised to learn that one fi fth of people in the UK now have a tattoo (according to a survey by Northumbria University, 2013), but a recent survey of 1,200 people carried out in 2014 by
Escentual.com, found that
tan to create beautifully intricate patterns that last around a week – allowing the wearer to express their creativity without regretting it. Shown here is a design created by aspiring tantoo artist, Lucie England, 17, from Surrey, using TanOrganic’s certifi ed organic self- tanning lotion. The tan was applied using a brush, with the tantoo drying in less than 10 minutes. Visible upon application, the design fully develops within six to eight hours. The tantoo is made from food-based ingredients including caramel, honey, sugar, beetroot and orange peel, and is free from harmful parabens, perfumes and synthetic ingredients. Unlike henna tattoos, tantoos are cleaner and easier because they take minutes to apply and dry, and there’s no messy paste to wash off afterwards. • For more information, visit
www.tanorganic.com/uk
Summer scents
LOCAL HAIR SALON IS A
CUT ABOVE THE REST Crowborough Salon Max Oliver is still on a high after the team won a place at the L’Oréal Colour Trophy Grand Final 2014. The team fought off strong competition and wowed a panel of high- profi le award-winning judges with their autumn/winter 2014/15 fashion inspired look.
Back in April at The Park Plaza Hotel, London, Max Oliver had only 30 minutes to create their fashion-inspired, fl awless winning look under the gaze of the elite group of accomplished judges. Set against a backdrop, which can only be described as inspiring, fashion focused and on-trend, Max Oliver battled against 60 other salons in the regional fi nal to win a place alongside only 47 salons to secure a spot in the Grand Final, which takes place later this month (23rd June) at the prestigious Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London. The 59th annual Grand Final show promises a thrilling and inspirational evening featuring three spectacular hair shows by some of the industry’s most illustrious names.
Two stunning new eau de toilettes, Fern and Energy, have been created for you by the experts at the UK’s No 1 Day Spa, Nirvana Spa. The unique scents are inspired by fragrance spectrums used by the world’s leading perfumers to classify their individual creations. With refreshing and happy aromas, these NSPA fragrances are
specially formulated to take you on a unique spa journey. The new fragrances will be joining the existing eau de
toilette’s Pure, Orient and Bloom on Asda shelves from 16th June. Travel through blossom gardens, oriental sanctuaries, tropical waters, fresh forests and sun-kissed shores until you fi nd the signature perfume for you! • From 16th June you can discover your perfect scent in your local Asda store (Tunbridge Wells and Kings Hill, West Malling), or online at
www.asda.com priced £8 or £10 for two.
FAST TRACK
Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital Imaging Centre has now been open for three months and delighted to announce that the MRI and CT centre has seen more than 500 new patients. Patients who are referred to the Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital can benefi t from rapid access to diagnostics with daily appointments. We welcome both self-pay and insured patients. • For more information, contact Alexandra King on 01892 741150 or visit
www.spiretunbridgewells.com
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