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also generally lighter on the skin, ideal when you’re already feeling too hot! It’s easy to forget about your lips when
If possible and to avoid causing damage from a poor-quality hairdryer, take your own.
volt supply, buy a travel hairdryer with switchable voltage or your normal, powerful hair dryer will only work at half power. Stock up on spray-on sun cream.
If you opt for a mist SPF (sun protection factor) rather than a lotion, you’re less likely to miss patches and end up with annoying sunburnt areas. These SPF’s are
it comes to sun protection, so take a good quality lip balm containing an SPF to avoid dry and painful lips. There are some with cooling, soothing ingredients and your beauty therapist can advise on those. Use a BB (blemish balm) cream instead of a
tinted moisturiser or your regular foundation for days on the beach. These mix skincare with coverage, most include an SPF, allowing for an easy one step base, saving time and giving your skin a break from too much product. Whatever your holiday destination, looking
after your hair and skin will help maintenance stay low and your hair and skin will be in good condition for your return. Happy Holidays.
About
Nicholas Hair & Beauty
Conveniently located in Modbury
We pride ourselves on first class client care. Our hair and beauty salons work closely together to create an integrated approach to clients’ hair and skin care. Our aim is to make you feel special and pampered from the moment you enter either of our salons. With a warm, friendly professional atmosphere, we can arrange a hair or beauty consultation before you make an appointment. The beauty salon located on our first floor offers a full range of professional beauty services including, Reiki, Reflexology, facial treatments, manicures, pedicures, Shellac nails and Wedding makeup etc. Our resident beauty therapist can give advice on skin care and makeup.
8, Church St, Modbury, Ivybridge, PL21 0QW
01548 830152
www.nicholashair-beauty.
co.uk
Salon opening times: Tues to Thurs Friday
Saturday
9am to 6pm 9am to 7pm 9am to 6pm
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