REOPENING ON THE 15TH JUNE!
Mary has enjoyed the break to cook, garden and redecorate. She has repainted the lounge, dining room and kitchen so far and added some new art work thanks to Minky at Prospect Vale shopping centre. New throw rugs and cushions have given a fresh new look to the lounge. Take a look at the updated entrance on your arrival.
Kai has got his drivers licence, so if you see a gleaming clean gold Chrysler parked beside the shed with P plates, reverse back carefully.
As of June the 15th, Mary and Kai will be reopening their services to existing and new clients (IPL, SCENAR, Skin Consultations, Facials, LED and Collagen Induction Therapy.) Even though COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted as of Friday the 5th of June, our business will remain closed until the 15th.
There will be an appropriate amount of time between each client to comply with COVID-19 hygiene protocols as well as to avoid unnecessary clientele interaction.
Appointment reminders will be sent 48 hours prior via email and text so please make sure we have your updated email. Obviously if you have any symptoms reschedule your appointment.
We cannot wait to see all of your bright smiling faces and to catch up on all your latest news!
COVID-19 PROTOCOLS
STOP: CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) PRECAUTION
Please do NOT enter the premises if:
1. You or someone in your household/workplace has returned from overseas within the last 14 days
2. You are experiencing any coughing, sore throat, difficulty breathing or fever-like symptoms
3. You have been in contact with an individual that has tested positive to COVID-19
Hand washing as well as sanitation will be available to all whom enter the premises.
Mary and Kai are following strict hygiene protocols as per the Aesthetics Practitioners Advisory Network (APAN) and abiding by the guidelines of the Tasmanian Government surrounding COVID-19.
BE AWARE OF DAMAGING CHEMICALS IN HAND SANITIZERS AND HAND WASHES
During these times of COVID-19 and the excessive hand washing skin is being exposed to, is resulting in barrier disorders such as contact dermatitis and is not so much the result of soap and water, but the over washing of hands and the chemical emulsifiers as well as other damaging ingredients obtained in readily available formulations as seen in supermarkets and pharmaceutical businesses.
Skin cleansing today is an integral part of everyday care, and choosing the right cleansers as well as sanitizers is important not only for clients’ with certain skin diseases or disorders, but also for consumers with healthy functioning skin.
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is one of the worst offenders in hand sanitizers and hand washes as they cause a ‘wash-out’ effect of the skin’s own lipid secretions; stripping the skin dry and damaging the integrity of the epidermal barrier defence systems. Other toxic ingredients to be aware of within these products are fragrances, preservatives, alcohol denat, Triclosan, PEG, DHT, Amines (MEA, DEA, TEA), mineral oils and colours.
Triclosan is a very popular preservative in hand sanitizers and has been linked to the following: Abnormal endocrine system/thyroid hormone signaling. Weakening of immune system. Children exposed to antibacterial products at an early age have an increased chance of developing allergies, asthma and eczema. Uncontrolled cell growth (cancer) Developmental and reproductive toxicity Alcohol in sanitizers attack and destroy the envelope protein that surrounds some viruses, including coronaviruses. This protein is vital for a virus’s survival and multiplication. But a hand sanitizer needs to be at least 60% alcohol in order to kill most viruses. Look for ethyl (ethanol) alcohol or isopropyl alcohol instead of products containing alcohol denat as this chemical can cause major disturbance to your endocrine system and irritate the skin on contact.
Washing with warm water and soap remains the gold standard for hand hygiene and preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Washing with warm water (not cold water) and soap removes excess oils from our hands that can harbor microbes.
We stock and recommended MooGoo Hand Sanitizer as it does not contain any of the above ingredients that compromise your skin as well as your health. For hand washes, we recommended the MooGoo Milk Wash, Bubbly Wash and/or A Bit Hippy Cleansers as well as the dermaviduals Total Cleansing Cream as they are all pH balanced to the physiological acidity of the skin; keeping your barrier happy and healthy.
INDIVIDUAL MASK
The Individual Mask is our newest addition to dermaviduals and is now BACK IN STOCK!
Benefits to the skin:
Skin hydration
Anti-microbial + anti-inflammatory
Cooling
Effective release of actives (individually blended within the mask)
Supports cellular regeneration
Suitable for all skin types
Around 3-5ml of product is applied on the per-cleansed skin and remains on the skin as long as needed – mostly 10-20 minutes. You can apply with a foundation brush or simply use your fingers. At the end of the treatment the mask is removed by means of a moist compress and water. The skin feels pleasant and smooth. Use once a week and follow afterwards with your nighttime skin care regime. RRP: $85
SALE SALE SALE
MOOGOO DUSTY GIRL MAKEUP
We are discontinuing our MooGoo Dusty Girl makeup and the products are available to purchase at a discounted price of 15%! The range includes liquid and mineral foundations, eye shadows, blushers, lip sticks and kabuki brushes. 100% Natural Vegan Friendly Australian Made Free From… Synthetic ingredients & preservatives, Parabens, Talc, Silicone and Bismuth.
ANTI-AGEING WITH DR IAN
Anti-ageing dates with our fantastic doctor who specialises in Dermatology. These are the next dates.
20th, 21st June and 18th July.
All bookings are made through my business. If you’d like an appointment please contact me on 0438 311 297.
CHEESE SCONE RECIPE
2 CUPS OF SR FLOUR
1 TSP BUTTER
3/4 CUP MILK
1/4 TSP SALT
1/4 TSP CAYENNE PEPPER
1/4 TSP SPOON MUSTARD
2/3 CUP GRATED TASTY CHEESE (I SOMETIMES ADD SOME PARMESAN CHEESE OR USE PIZZA CHEESE).
COLLECT INGREDIENTS AND ADD SALT, CAYENNE PEPPER AND MUSTARD TO FLOUR AND SIFT INTO A BOWL. RUB BUTTER INTO FLOUR, ADD MILK AND MIX INTO A SOFT DOUGH. KNEAD AND ROLL OUT ONTO A FLOURED SURFACE. CUT INTO SHAPES. BASTE THE TOPS WITH MILK. PLACE IN OVEN AT 180. BAKE FOR 15 MINUTES.
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REMEMBER
“Don’t be hairy, go see Mary.”
“What you put under your pits may affect your tits.”
“What you put on your mane may affect your brain.”
”What you put on your lips may affect your liver, lymph nodes and kidneys.”
For the single ladies,” if its not on, its not going in.”