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A new approach to healthy, attractive looking skin

August 19, 2020
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URBAN SKIN CLINIC opens its doors this month in the Market Place in Melksham. It offers a unique approach to skin treatments. 

Sue Jaffray has over 40 years’ experience in the industry. Based on her extensive experience, both in the UK and in Australia, she has developed a fresh new approach to skin treatments. 

“Women are rightfully sceptical about the promises they hear about skin,” says Sue. “Over the years I have seen great changes and tried much of it, at least once. This has given me a unique insight into what works and what doesn’t.

“Based on these insights I have developed a special approach to caring for our skin. Our skin is working constantly to achieve and maintain homeostasis. The secret to healthy and attractive looking skin is to support this process. My husband Paul is a formulator. Together we have developed a range of products that meets every one of my requirements. We really have something different here.

“Our main focus is skin. For difficult skin conditions and quick, visible results we offer the Botani Herbal Peel. It is an outstanding treatment for prematurely aged skin, lines and wrinkles, impure skin and pigmentation. These corrective peels are complemented by our skin care that supports those results in the long term. Ancillary services offered are deep tissue massage, electrolysis, reflexology, waxing, tinting, semi-permanent make-up and body toning. 

“I look at the whole person to determine what he/she needs. I like the old saying, ‘As above, so below; as within, so without’, “says Sue. “I really develop a relationship and understanding with my clients. This helps me deliver serious results. My facial treatments are very involved. I take time, I explain what I see, the causes and the potential solutions. I’m very confident in what I do. My facials are an experience.”

Talking about Urban Skin Clinic’s philosophy on how skin should be treated, Sue says: “I believe in rebuilding the skin not stripping it down – working with the skin, not forcing it to do something that goes against its natural functions.

“The skin is water-proof. Most products on the market are water-based. How do they get into water-proof skin? Our products are formulated to overcome this barrier and to deliver long-term hydration and protection. They are loaded with scientifically proven actives that work in synergy to simultaneously address multiple skin concerns. Anti-oxidants protect against free radicals, vitamins and botanical ingredients help balance and support the skin’s never-ending quest for homeostasis.

“We do not use acids, I never strip the skin. Latest research out of the US shows that daily exfoliation of the skin with chemical compounds is not only counterproductive but actually causes long term and irreversible damage to the skin’s structure. Being aggressive with your skin and over-treating it does not work.

“I go back to basics with my clients. How does your skin work? Let’s work with it. Our products create an environment for optimized repair, renewal and rejuvenation, with an innovative delivery system for highly effective active ingredients.” 

Urban Skin Clinic is open at 16 Market Place, Melksham. For more information call Sue on 07897 0000 59 or email info@   urbanskinclinic.co.uk

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