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Make informed decisions by knowing the facts behind your skincare choices.
So by now, you’ve probably heard from our social media, or past emails that we have been renovating and moving into a new space on King St in Newcastle’s CBD. It’s taken us a month of renovating. Starting with removing the previous tenants broken furniture, old carpet, and rubbish. Then we divideD the space into the 5 main areas.
Firstly we have the shop front. It’s a little smaller than our previous stores, we were always fluffing out those spaces with extra gift boxes or plants. Our shop front now is completely functional and easy to navigate.
We are almost finished setting up our new space right in the heart of Newcastle CBD and we couldn’t be more excited. We wanted to write a blog this week about the best things about our new store location but the main thing that kept coming up was… Our incredible new neighbours!!
Check out some of the amazingly talented and entertaining small businesses that are within a 2 minute walk from our new store, in their own words…
Our new range of face oils is almost here and I CANNOT wait for you guys to see and use them! The next specialised ingredient I want to talk about is Blue Tansy Oil. Blue tansy, which is actually yellow in colour and was once a wild-harvested Mediterranean plant, is now primarily grown in Morocco. Blue Tansy Flowers are part of the chamomile family (and also known as Moroccan chamomile). The flower was nearly wiped off in the wild as the demand for beauty goods skyrocketed. Despite the fact that supplies are continuously growing nowadays, it remains one among the more expensive essential oils. It can cost more than $100 for a 2-ounce bottle. Tanacetum annuum has yellow flowers. Its thin leaves have a delicate white "hair" on them. The oil's high camphor concentration gives it a pleasant, herbal scent.
It’s Father’s Day and today I wanted to answer a question that I’ve been asked Are separate skin care products really necessary for men and women? Another option is to declare all skin care to be unisex and call it a day.
Men's skin care is currently all the rage. But do men's-only skin care products (or entire skin care lines) really need to address the differences between male and female skin?