Celebrations deserve a special kind of glow
It’s no surprise that, throughout the years, we’ve picked up a few tips, tricks and tidbits of epic advice to help you special people absolutely radiate from the inside out, hand in hand with celebrating the milestones of life. Luckily for you, we think sharing is caring so read on and get glowing!
A facial the week of your wedding or celebration will have the polar opposite effect. Start your skincare journey at least six months out, or better yet, now, and start reaping the benefits. Skincare is self-care!
Hydrate. Need I say more?
Nourish your skin. On the outside moisturise and ensure you pay attention to your elbows, knees and ankles. On the inside, fuel yourself with wholesome food and quality supplements. No beauty regime will replace the importance of this.
Move your body. Experiment and have fun finding whatever works for you and makes you feel good. When you feel like you’re so busy you can’t take a break is exactly when you need to step outside.
Keep your mind healthy. Affirmations, journaling, meditation, therapy. Happy mind, happy life - and happy planning.
Get your sleep in. Bedtime before 10 pm works wonders.
Red light, ie sunrise to the naked eye, will see your body regulating its melatonin production and dispersion.
Wash your makeup brushes weekly. And I think it goes without saying that you should always wash your face after exercise and always before bed. For my lazy days, my Glow Cloth is never far away.
Wear your SPF, even if the sun isn’t out.
Change your pillowcase and sheets often with breathable fabrics.
The less you heat your hair, the better. Invest in a heat protector, oils and treatments to keep it in the best condition possible.
Voltaren or Deep Heat is great to apply to your feet if you are in heels all day long. Just be careful to wash your hands after application, or prepare to feel the burn.
Whilst we could go on, we think our rather holistic approach to helping you achieve a positively radiating glow for any special occasion will have you set with a few new things to add to your daily routines. What do you think? Have you learnt something new, or do you have something to add?
Until next,
Lucy xxx