Protect Your Skin from the Sun
This summer, it is crucial to take precautions to protect your skin from the harmful rays of the sun. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat, staying in the shade, and wearing lightweight, breathable fabrics that cover your arms and legs are all great ways to keep your skin protected. If you can't avoid sun exposure, using a high-quality sunscreen is a must. Try My Sunshine Natural Sunscreen, an organic SPF30 mineral sunscreen made in Aotearoa that is not only effective but also gentle on sensitive skin. Learn more about My Sunshine online or in salon at Jamele.
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Your skin changes at 30. Here's how to level up your skincare.
It’s common to breeze through your twenties without giving much thought to your naturally youthful skin. However, turning 30 is often a catalyst for taking stock (ah! wrinkles!) and becoming more intentional about investing in skin health and self-care.
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How to have glowing skin on your wedding day!
Hollie Jones shares her first-hand experience of how Jamele Skincare can help you to feel good and look good on your wedding day!
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Gift Voucher Ideas She'll Love!
Jamele Gift Vouchers are beautifully packaged and promise luxurious self-care and pampering ‘me-time’. Buy that special woman in your life something she’ll REALLY love for Christmas this year.
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Free E-course: How to Heal Your Unhappy Gut
Janine Tait and the team at Bestow Beauty have always offered amazing training on skin nutrition for our skincare therapists. Now, for the first time, they are sharing their expert wisdom on the link between gut health and skin health with the public.
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Do Collagen Powders Actually Work?
When you consider that declining collagen production is one of the main factors in the visible signs of ageing, it’s small wonder that collagen supplements promising smoother, firmer skin have become popular in recent years. But do they actually work?
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Our Favourite Things ♡ Janesce Enzyme Peel
Looking for an exfoliant that refines your skin naturally without irritating it? At Jamele Skincare, we love Janesce Enzyme Peel and recommend you use it once a week at home.
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Brow Lamination | A beauty trend that's staying put!
Brow lamination began trending in 2020. It has swept through beauty centres all over the globe and seems to be here to stay! It is available now at Jamele Skincare.
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My Skincare Routine | Kirsty Martin
Have you ever wondered what skincare products your beauty therapist uses? In this blog post we chat to Kirsty Martin, Clinic Manager and Senior Therapist at Jamele Skincare about her skin story and routine. So grab a herbal tea and satisfy your curiosity! You might learn a few things that apply to your own skincare goals and routines.
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Our Favourite Eye Gel (and why)
The best time to start using an eye cream is 10 years ago. And the second best time is today! Find out why Environ Vita-Peptide Eye Gel is the eye cream we recommend to all of our clients, no matter what skincare range they use for the rest of their regime.
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Top Tips for Targeting Pigmentation in Autumn
Pigmentation is not easy to reverse. However, there are effective skincare products and clinic treatments that can target uneven skin and visibly lighten the complexion. And autumn is the perfect time to focus on them!
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Which Jane Iredale Hydration Spray is best for your skin type?
Jane Iredale Hydration Sprays help set your mineral makeup for a long-lasting, smooth finish. But did you know there are advantages to choosing a spray according to your skin type?
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Skin Nutrition Products Boost Health and Wellbeing
With Omicron moving through our community, many people will be mindful of diet and supplementation to boost immunity and support recovery. The good news is that the nutrition boosters you take for skin health also support your general health and wellbeing. The skin is the largest organ in the body after all!
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My Sunshine “The only sunscreen my daughter doesn’t react to.”
My Sunshine is suncare and skincare fused together as one. It is a mineral Zinc based sunscreen; enriched with nature’s natural sunscreens Red Raspberry Seed Oil & Sea Buckthorn Oil to further protect your skin from the sun.
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The Do's & Don'ts of Cleansing Your Skin
For something so apparently simple, there is a lot you can get wrong when it comes to cleansing your face each day. Let me introduce you to three key cleansing do’s and don’ts.
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"After 36 years, it's time for me to step back."
I feel a mixture of sadness and excitement as I announce that after 36 years I am stepping back and handing over the day-to-day running of Jamele Skincare to the lovely Kirsty Martin.
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How Often Should You Exfoliate?
If you have a sensitised skin, weekly exfoliation may compromise this barrier and weaken your skin. We are still coming out from a dark chapter in the beauty industry where removing the skin barrier to refine skin tone became popular. Harsh exfoliants, including cheap supermarket exfoliants featuring ‘beads’ are part of this legacy.
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Serums and Silicones | Good or bad?
I do regard serums as an ‘essential’ of a good skincare routine. Applying a serum after cleansing and toning can can give the skin a huge boost of essential nutrients. They can be designed for a variety skin concerns such as dryness, dehydration, pigmentation or anti-ageing.
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How to Repair Cracked, Bleeding Lips
Unfortunately, your skin specialist is correct. One of the long term side effects of roacutane is a tendency to dry cracked lips as the medication permanently dried up your sebaceous glands. So, it’s really a question of how you can best manage this symptom. The good news is there are several very good quality lip balms that we recommend.
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Is Dermaviduals Clean Enough for Skin Cancer Recovery?
To answer your question about Dermaviduals, I consider it one of the safest product ranges on the market today. It does not use fragrances, preservatives , emulsifiers, colours, mineral oils, silicones and amines, which all compromise the barrier function of the skin.
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