I think as the weather changes and becomes colder in the autumnal months, I find that our skin can change so much too. I guess this almost goes without saying. Also, as soon as we're back from our summer hols, a lot of clients tend to start hammering their actives again as they've been away from them for so long and then, all of a sudden, we have skin that is sensitive from the sun, irritation from too many layered actives and dryness from the change in weather... recipe for a skincare...

I get asked a lot in my clinic, "Do you think I need an eye cream?" I think some people really swear by them, while others are not so sure, mainly because they have had bad experiences with them. For example, I've had clients in the past say, "I can't use eye creams as they make my eyes puffy." Yes, this is probably true, but not for the reason they think. It's all about the application, and if you're applying lots of your eye cream directly under the eyes and on the lids (unless you're told...

Autumn is well and truly here now and I think our summer holidays are probably a distant memory. The only thing that reminds us of them now and again is when you look at your bank account and realise how much you spent on Ubers... or is that just me? With a change in season, we tend to get a change in our skin too. The cooler months can bring more risk of an impaired barrier, dryness and dehydration, which can then lead to dull, grey-looking skin... not exactly what we want for the cosy...