Edit 2024 skin trends

<p class="m_-3379325877045347254xmsonormal"><strong>Prioritising Wellness and Tackling Stress</strong><u></u><u></u></p> <p class="m_-3379325877045347254xmsonormal">It is widely understood that there is a strong relationship between how we feel and our skin. When you feel good, your skin looks good, but when you’re stressed – this can manifest itself through skin imbalances and irritation. Mimi explains, <em>“As wellness becomes more a priority in 2024, we expect to see clients making use of our ‘one-stop-shop’ salon, booking in for two or three treatments at a time to allow them to relax and unwind for a moment of self-care, rather than traipsing around to 2 or 3 salons to address all their wellness needs.”</em><u></u><u></u></p> <p class="m_-3379325877045347254xmsonormal">Clinical facialist Kate Kerr also believes that eliminating stress will be on the agenda in her clinic.<em> “We’ve seen client’s stress levels rise significantly and the impact of that has a noticeable and real impact on the skin,” she reveals. “We’ve witnessed a marked increase in sebhorric dermatitis, particularly in those clients who are experiencing acute stress, as well as a rise in dermatillomania, which is a skin-picking disorder than can result acne, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and possible scarring.”</em></p>

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