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Baby Botox has arrived just in time for christmas…
Do you want a natural reduced wrinkle look? Perhaps the brand new Baby Botox technique is the answer. Kate, our registered nurse prescriber and Botox expert is fully trained with all the latest Botox techniques, that includes the effective but more natural ‘Baby Botox’ treatment. This treatment achieves lovely soft results with a more natural feel.
This technique has been developed after Martin Scorsese (movie director) complained too many actresses were presenting themselves with a “frozen” look, which affected their ability to show emotion during filming, hence Baby Botox was born – a more natural look.
Baby Botox involves tiny doses of Botox injected into the usual areas which allows more movement but gives a very natural look. This is particularly useful for clients considering Botox for the first time. You may have to return for the next treatment after 3 months but in time the results start to last a lot longer. This treatment also helps avoid the shiny forehead look (when too much Botox inhibits the sweat glands) and also helps avoid too much of an elevated eyebrow lift.
8 ways to keep you looking good this Christmas!
Prepare to party!
With all the parties coming up it’s easy to forget about your diet and nutrition! You need to remember that although the goodies are extremely tasty they are packed with high contents of salt and sugar. Before you go out have some quick but nutritional so that you won’t be as tempted to pick at the party food all night and end up piling on the pounds and giving you spots.
Avoid salt!
Try not to use salt in your cooking or add extra salt to your food. Also try not to eat salty snacks such as crisps and peanuts. Instead add lemon juice to your cooking- lemon juice creates a salty flavour as the taste buds are close by on the tongue- sounds bizarre but really works!
Keep skin glowing with omega 3!
During the winter months skin tends to dry out a little bit. Try to increase your oily fish intake such as mackerel, sardines and salmon. Unsalted nuts and seeds such as almonds and sunflower seeds also increase your essential fatty acid intake. Seeds can be added to salads, yoghurts and porridge or just nibbled on through out the day as a snack. Omega 3 is an essential supplement to take as our body needs it but doesn’t make it. Omega 3 helps to keep the skin supple.
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