The ins and outs of correct cleansing – what to do and what not to do!

How to choose the correct cleanser I can’t stress strongly enough how important the role of cleansing is in our daily skincare regime. Cleansing removes dirt, make-up, excess oil and dead skin cells and helps control the bacterial load on your skin’s surface. However, it’s vital to use the appropriate cleanser for your skin type. If you have dry skin, …

Why cosmetic surgery procedures have fallen by 40% in the UK!

Statics show that cosmetic surgery procedures have fallen by a staggering 40% in the UK. I think one of the main reasons for this dramatic fall is he fact that NON-surgical aesthetic treatments have improved so much over the past few years. We can now often achieve near-surgical results without a knife in sight! As we age, our face deflates …

Skincare & Aesthetics Trends for 2017 by Dr Stefanie Williams

Trend 1: ‘LESS IS MORE’ with regards to non-surgical treatments. A strong trend for this year is to have regular, on-going small ‘tweakments’ rather than overdoing it with too many drastic corrections. There are far too many ‘overdone’ people walking around these days. I am on a crusade to change that and inform people of how it’s done right! As a rule of …

Are you feeling the seasonal itch?

Dr Stefanie Williams  is a Dermatologist & Medical Director at Eudelo and she shares with us her top  tips on how keep your skin well hydrated this winter. Have you noticed over the past week or so that your skin seems drier? You’re not the only one. Dry skin is an extremely common complaint that affects up to 40% of us. Interestingly, the …

Skin Ageing – The missing piece of the puzzle

Did you know that skin ageing is multidimensional? This means -unfortunately- that there are a number of reasons why your skin gradually becomes less and less smooth, elastic and vibrant as the years pass. The most well known reason is of course decline of collagen and elastin levels. However, one very little known cause massively contributing to skin ageing (a cause …