Mental Health Week is more than a time for awareness. It’s an invitation to pause, reset and reconnect with ourselves. It’s a gentle reminder that taking care of our minds also means taking care of our bodies and even our skin. This Mental Health Week, we’re embracing wellness from the inside out with small, meaningful rituals that remind us that self-care is not a luxury – it’s a necessity.

The beauty industry has always been a powerful space for self-expression, innovation and empowerment. Behind its growth and evolution are trailblazing women whose stories are nothing short of inspiring. Three women who stand out in the history of beauty are Madam C.J. Walker, Elizabeth Arden and Huda Kattan. So let’s shine a spotlight on women who have transformed the industry in remarkable ways. Their legacies continue to influence and inspire generations of entrepreneurs an

Our skin serves as the first line of defence against the outside world. It is equally important for men as it is for women. Yet, many men tend to overlook its care. A solid skincare regime for men offers various health benefits, starting with protection against environmental damage. Issues such as sun exposure, pollution, dry air and harsh weather conditions can accelerate skin ageing, leading to wrinkles and spots.

In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on ethical and responsible choices in the beauty and skincare industry. One term that frequently arises in this context is ‘vegan skincare.’ Many people wonder: what exactly is vegan skincare and is it the right choice for me?

Australian chanteuse Ms Minogue, has also extolled the benefits of Pond’s Cold Cream which, at just £6.99, probably isn’t going to dent her considerable bank balance anytime soon. So are we to believe these youthful icons or do we cynically presume that they’re trying to appeal to a more ordinary demographic? And can a face cream that gives you change from a £10 note really be better for your complexion than one that contains Brazilian malachite?

Ageing of the skin is a natural process by which the collagen and elastin, that keep our skin looking firm and youthful, begin to decline, this results in wrinkles. Cell production and cell quality also diminish over time resulting in wrinkles. These factors unfortunately are out of our control, though diet and supplements can slow down the process, it won’t stop it.

Many recent studies in dermatology confirm that the most significant factor in skincare does not only depend on the cosmetics that we apply (which, of course, do make a difference) but also largely on our diet. So…which diet should we implement to look great?

At Renew Medical Aesthetics, where integrity meets expertise in skincare, we’re dedicated to providing you with the most effective and trustworthy treatments. Our discreet yet state of the art Macclesfield clinic is committed to providing cutting-edge treatments backed by scientific research, such as the star ingredient of our very own Glutaceuticals® range: Glutathione.

When a new product or treatment becomes available we always like to see if they live up to the hype and when a product came along claiming to reduce our skin age by 8 years on average it certainly pulled our attention. On the outside it looks like a very simple treatment of LED light therapy.  Can it really be as effective as they say?

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