
How to protect your skin from the effects of swimming pools
If you enjoy it, swimming is a fantastic exercise that benefits the body and mind, offering a low-impact workout that’s easy on the joints and great for cardiovascular health. Yet, for those who frequent indoor swimming pools regularly, the effects of chlorine on the skin can sometimes become an unwelcome issue. So what does chlorine

Winter Skincare Tips for Snow Sports Enthusiasts
For winter sports enthusiasts, few experiences rival the exhilaration of skiing, snowboarding, or exploring snow-covered trails. However, the alpine environment that makes these adventures so exciting also poses unique challenges for your skin. Cold temperatures, dry air, intense UV exposure, and biting winds can leave your complexion dry, irritated, and vulnerable. Here’s how to keep

How does water in the diet affect skin?
There is a general assumption that drinking water might be beneficial to our health – after all, we often reach for a glass of water when we have a headache as it can often be a sign of dehydration. But is there any truth to the positive association between water and skin? We frequently hear

Using a Trusted Aesthetic Practitioner
Skin, which covers our entire external surface, is the biggest organ in our body. It’s made up of three layers – the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis – which have specific functions and structures. Skin fulfils a range of purposes. It’s protective, it regulates temperature, it prevents dehydration, and it creates melanin vitamin D, all of

Global Health & Pharma Magazine’s (GHP) Most Trusted Aesthetics Clinic 2024
We Won! We are absolutely delighted to say that Dew Aesthetics has been awarded Global Health & Pharma Magazine’s (GHP) Most Trusted Aesthetics Clinic 2024 – Cheshire in this year’s Global Excellence Awards. GHP has a global circulation of over 100,000. Their stated mission is to shine a spotlight on industry innovators and leaders striving

The skin benefits of caffeine
For years, many people have enjoyed a morning coffee not least because the caffeine it contains is a natural stimulant which makes us feel more energetic and alert. More recently, caffeine has also become a popular ingredient in various skin care products such as cellulite creams, serums and eye creams. But what exactly can it

Air travel and your skin
At last, summer’s here and if we’re very lucky we might be getting a well-deserved break involving air travel. But why is flying so hard on the skin? We often seem to get off the plane looking a bit worn out and the longer the flight, the worse it can be. One of the reasons

Skin peels – what do you need to know?
Chemical peels remove dead skin cells and stimulate the growth of new cells using a chemical solution which is applied to the face. Used to treat a variety of skin conditions, the right chemical peel can produce excellent results. Chemical peel treatments activate enzymes (proteins that help speed up chemical reactions) that helps get rid

Why does the skin on my neck change more than my face?
Something that’s often mentioned as a skin concern is the way that skin on the neck can appear age so much more noticeably than skin on the face. If this is causing you concern, what are your options and why is it happening in the first place? As we age, skin on the neck can

Skin Food
As we age, we’re encouraged to look after our health in general and skin in particular by not smoking, actively exercising, hydrating, moderating alcohol intake and eating a balanced diet. In addition, the skin care industry encourages us to buy products designed specifically to help with anti-aging, but which are often expensive. So, as eating

PRP therapy – can it help with hair loss?
Hair loss and baldness can be a significant source of concern for people and yet, with around 39% of men in the UK losing hair as they age, it’s very common concern. For almost 25 years, PRP injections have been used in treatments for various aesthetic conditions and are an increasingly popular form of therapy

Does wearing sunscreen really matter?
We’re all used to wearing sunscreen on sunny days or on holiday as we know that we’re being exposed to the UV light when the sun is out. But for a lot of the time, we’re inside, it isn’t summer, and its cloudy anyway. And yet, it seems we should still be wearing sunscreen because
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