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Think all wax is the same? Not quite. The type of wax used can make a difference depending on the area being treated, your hair type and your skin. SOFT WAX Best for covering larger areas, like legs, arms and backs. It’s applied in a thin layer and removed with a strip, making it great for working across bigger sections efficiently. HARD WAX Best for smaller, more delicate areas, such as the face, underarms and bikini area. It sets around the hair and is removed without a str

You shave today and a few days later, those little hairs are already making an appearance again. Waxing works differently; it removes hair from the root, so you can generally enjoy smoother skin for around 2 to 3 weeks before noticeable regrowth. The exact timing varies depending on the person, the area being waxed and their hair growth cycle. Think about it: Less daily shaving Smooth feeling skin between appointments a convenient option for legs, underarms, bikini lines and

Here's something people with oily skin often get wrong: oily skin still needs moisture. When your skin produces excess sebum, it can leave you with that familiar shine, visible pores and a greater tendency toward blackheads and blemishes. Environ recommends using a suitable vitamin A moisturiser as part of a consistent cleanse, tone and moisturise routine for oily skin. The goal isn't to strip your skin until it feels tight and squeaky clean. It's about supporting the skin wh

You probably cleanse, you probably moisturise and hopefully, you’re wearing SPF. But there are a few things that often get forgotten when people build their skincare routine... 1. Gentle exfoliation Dead skin cells can build up on the surface, leaving skin looking dull and feeling rough. The catch? More isn't better. Over exfoliating can irritate your skin and damage the skin barrier, so how often you exfoliate should depend on your skin and the product you're using. 2. Extra

Ever looked closely at your nose and thought, “Where the hell did all those little black dots come from?” Here’s what’s actually happening, your pores contain oil glands that produce sebum, your skin’s natural oil. Add dead skin cells into the mix, and sometimes that oil and cellular debris can build up inside the follicle, the pore becomes clogged. And when that clogged pore stays open at the surface, the contents are exposed to oxygen and can appear dark or black. So, no...

Makeup usually has one job that makes you look good. Jane Iredale took that idea and asked a different question: “Why can’t makeup be good for your skin too?” And that question became the foundation of the brand Jane Iredale describes its makeup as “skincare makeup”, combining mineral makeup with ingredients chosen for skin benefits and wear performance. So, while you're putting on your foundation, concealer or powder you're also choosing formulas designed with skin health in

Your skin is working 24/7. Protecting you. Repairing itself. Dealing with sun, pollution, makeup, stress, hormones and everything else life throws at it. So, what does it actually need every day? 1. HYDRATION Think of hydrated skin as plump, comfortable and fresh-looking skin. Ingredients like hyaluronic acid help attract and hold moisture, helping your skin feel softer and more supple. 2. ANTIOXIDANTS Everyday environmental stress can leave your skin looking tired and dull.