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THE SKIN CARE INDUSTRY
WHAT’S NEW FOR 2014 and WHAT WORKS
Sue Verheyen from Mt. Eliza
Beauty Therapy has just
returned from a very quick
trip to the USA updating and
attending a conference on
some new innovations in the
skincare industry.
Sue says “Delivery systems are expected
to be a big part of 2014, thanks
to research from some leading biopharamceutical companies world wide.”
Therapists must understand firstly where
their ‘Stem Cells’ and ‘Peptides’ are
derived from. Is your therapist up to date,
are your products effective due to their
delivery system, or just added to your
product with fluff.”
Stem Cell Therapy is continuing to make
advancements as more is discovered in
their role of protecting cells. Peptides,
on the other hand, are building blocks of
protein and consist of a combination of
amino acids. These are messengers which
stimulate your cells, but all Stem Cells
and Peptides have a different job to do.
For example: Grape Stem Cells – Protect
from UV rays and environmental stress ....
whereas Echinacea Stem Cells improve
elasticity and hydration.
Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5 is a small, but
powerful peptide that stimulates collagen
synthesis at a cellular level, helping to
compensate for any collagen deficit in
the skin.
Remember, all sounds good, but how is
it delivered. Is the molecular structure
and delivery system effective enough to
give the result . It is great if advanced
ingredients are in the product you are
using, but do they deliver?
New breakthroughs are obtaining stem
cells from new sources, and the recent
knowledge of magnesium both orally
and topically for skin, together are just
a few of the latest and most exciting
advancements coming out worldwide at
the moment.
It is not up to you to understand
everything about the product you are
purchasing or the treatment you are
HANDS ON HEALTH
A wonderful new initiative has opened on the Mornington
Peninsula with Dromana Hands on Health Family Clinic.
A team of Allied Health practitioners and volunteers,
in conjunction with the Southern Mornington Peninsula
Uniting Church (SMPUC) and Hands on Health Australia,
is thrilled to open a new centre. The motto of hands is
“compassionate care is given freely to enhance the lives
of families experiencing difficulty”. The new centre will
provide low cost complementary healthcare to improve
the wellbeing of families in need in a safe and healing
environment.
The services offered are Chiropractic, Massage,
Naturopathy, Chinese Medicine, Hairdressing, Pastoral
Care, Play Therapy and Teenage Yoga to those that would
otherwise be able to access them.
Hands on Health Australia (HoHA) was originally founded
by Melbourne Chiropractor Dr Dein Vindigni OAM. He
was inspired by the work of Mother Theresa and Moira
Kelly in India to open the first clinic underneath the stairs
of the Sacred Heart Mission in St Kilda. The Sacred Heart
Mission now has a full time clinic with many practitioners
and a big team of supporting volunteers. HoH has been
running for 25 years and now many clinics are open around
Australia, including Rosebud HoH Clinic opening in 2012.
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receiving – but your therapist should.
Intensive Dermal Roller and other
Collagen Induction Therapy procedures
are very exciting, with the introduction of
advancements in delivery of ingredients.
Ask your therapist. See the result.
Pigmentation, Light Therapies, IPL Skin
Treatments, PRP, it is very exciting for
2014.”
Phone 9787 7475 – Mt. Eliza Beauty
Therapy, for an appointment.
Mt. Eliza Beauty Therapy, welcomes
new manager Kylie Brady after Kate
returned to New Zealand to live. Kylie
worked with Mt Eliza Beauty over 6
years ago and, to our clients’ advantage,
has continued her advanced studies while
living away from the Peninsula,. YES she
is back. Welcome Kylie, Manager and
Advanced Therapist.
low cost healthcare
for families in need
All prospective clients/patients are interviewed to establish
they meet criteria of a proven low income; families with a
current health care card will qualify. There is a nominal fee
of $2 for all services.
The clinic is open every Wednesday 10am til 5pm during
school term, at the ‘Southern Mornington Peninsula
Uniting Church Welcome Centre, formerly the Dromana
Uniting Church, corner Point Nepean Road and Arthur
Street, Dromana. For bookings and volunteer enquires
phone 0459 366 767.
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