Murad Publicity
Everyone is raving about the Dr Murad products! You can see below the magazines that are talking about Murad and what products they are recommending. Also, we are still doing our promotion where you get a free Vitamin C Cleanser (worth £35) when you buy 2 Murad Products, and a free Age Diffusing Serum (worth £59) when you buy 3
Murad Products!
Fearne Cotton noted Essential-C Toner and Essential-C Day Moisture SPF 30 as some of her favourite beauty products in Sunday Times Style magazine on Sunday.
Lisa Snowdon said in Fabulous magazine on Saturday that Firm & Tone Serum and Body Firming Cream were her Miracle Beauty products.
Stylist magazine (out now) ran a feature on The Power Moisturisers this week and featured our Anti Ageing Moisturiser SPF 20 PA++.
Men’s Health (August issue) features our Oil-free Sunblock SPF 30 in a big sun care feature.
LOOK magazine (out now) features Blemish Treatment Concealer in their tried & tested on blemish concealers.
It scored 5 stars out of five and was awarded the LOOK Recommends stamp of approval.
Glamour magazine (August issue) features Energizing Pomegranate Cleanser in the subs offer. Offering fab publicity and sampling of the product to Glamour readers too.
Top trade title Spa Secrets is loving Murad in the summer issue featuring Murad three times! There is a review of the Vitamin C Infusion facial, Pomphenol Supplements in the beauty spread and mention of the editor’s Murad experience at London County Hall.
Zest magazine (August issue) features The Cellulite Solution and it receives a rave review!
Top Sante (August issue) ran a whole feature on the important of water in health and beauty and of course interviewed Dr Murad for the article and quoted him several times throughout the article.
HD Brows “I’ll never look back!”
I recently completed my training for HD eyebrows, and I am really enjoying doing them! HD brows are a new revolutionary 7 step procedure to get the perfect brows. HD brows are eyebrow artistry as it can transform even the most over plucked brows over a course of treatments.
It is much more than just a regular eyebrow shape! First of all the brows are tinted to suit the individuals colourings. We then wax, tweeze and thread the brows. The aim is to create a more angular shape rather than rounded. To finish the treatment off, some mineral powder is applied and any areas that need to be left to grow are penciled in. The HD Brow Beater then sets and holds the brows in place.
The trainer Nilam was fantastic and taught us how to assess each individual’s brows to create an HD shape to suite everyone’s face shape.
I was very nervous about having my own brows done as they are very blonde and I have never tinted them before. The finished result however is unbelievable! My eyebrows are so much fuller and defined now! I’ll never look back!
Jill Stott – Therapist Bruntsfield Salon
Coffeeberry Perfecting Minerals
Coming into the salon for a facial, clients can sometimes feel self conscious about leaving the salon make up free,
however that needn’t be a worry anymore as we have introduced an all natural skincare make up that can be applied straight after facials and actually protects your skin!
Priori Coffeeberry Perfecting Minerals contains SPF 25 – it not only protects against UVB, it also protects against UVA and the foundation is so good it has been recognised and recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation.
Coffeeberry Mineral foundation is the first and only foundation that contains coffeeberry extract, natures most potent anti ageing botanical, used to fight free radicals (the cause of skin ageing). Coffeeberry extract has an anti ageing and skin lightening agent that will keep your skin looking younger everyday you wear the minerals.
The minerals are ideal for skin conditions such as acne, rosacea, hyper pigmentation, broken capillaries, freckles, sun damage, blemishes, scars and dark circles. The foundation feel light and very comfortable, it can be applied lightly for a natural cover or you can apply more layers for a fuller coverage.
Rebecca, Therapist, Zen Teviot
The Lash Factor
She’s always credited good genes for her good looks, but now it’s been revealed that one of Naomi Campbell’s bestkept beauty secrets are her false eyelashes.
The average eyelash measures between seven and nine millimetres, and even lengthening them by just one millimetre can make a difference to the appearance of your face.
So if you want to cheat like Naomi, what are the best options? We asked ALICE SMELLIE – whose eyelashes are usually just 6mm long – to find out.
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An eyelash lift not only sounds terrifyingly medical, it is also tediously uncomfortable. I shut my eyes and try not to grimace as pads are placed under my bottom eyelashes to protect the skin.
Then a cosmetic glue is painted across my eyelid. Trying to quell the image of my eyes being super-glued together I smile through gritted teeth when asked if I’m okay.
The therapist places a rubber half-moonshaped shield on my lid and tugs all my eyelashes up over the shield with a pair of tweezers.
The lashes stick to the glue and the theory is that as they are stretched over the rubber they are lifted to give them more curl. A lifting balm softens the hair molecules and allows them to be reshaped more easily, then a fixing lotion rebuilds the lashes once they are in a new shape.
As I am waiting the ten minutes necessary for the chemical holding agents to work, I feel like a lab rat. My eyelashes are stretched so high I feel as though they are pinned to the top of my forehead and I am desperately fighting the urge to blink.
If necessary, a tint – or colour boost to give it its official and apparently more appealing title – is added. This is applied to the top and bottom lashes and left for a further ten minutes while the colour takes hold.
Finally, it is time for the silicon shield to be removed. As this has been stuck on with some gusto, it feels like a plaster being ripped off slowly.
When I look in the mirror I realise the pain is justified. My eyelashes are thick and black and astonishingly full of volume. I invariably have mascara or an eyelash curler to hand, but now I don’t need it. I have wonderfully curly lashes and my make-up bag is nowhere in sight. It takes 45 minutes and lasts two to three months!
Article from DailyMail.co.uk November 2007 by Alice Smellie
