Ever dreamed of having your own skin brand ?? We can help!
So you have a great client base at your clinic or surgery who visit you regularly for your amazing treatments ?! Why not extend this customised approach you offer to a retail skincare range that your clients can take home to continue with their new skincare ritual? Absolutely possible and with hardly any cost or risk to you… our Private label (aka white label) service has already been taken on by a number of clinicians around Australia who have put their own personalised touch on our amazing Plumped skin range…
Busy life! How do I slow this mouse-wheel down?
Boundary-setting and creation of a balanced life is a process and there will be times when the wheels do fall off… we just have to have a strategy to keep a forward momentum. Additionally, we have come up with a great little supplement which is a combination with GABA (gamma aminobutyric acid ), 5-HTP (5-hydroxy tryptophan) and inositol. GABA has a calming effect in the body (it attaches to the same receptors as some of the anti-anxiety medications do, but we have this in our bodies so are just topping up! ), 5-HTP converts down to our happy hormone,...
The ABC of your skincare ritual
It becomes bamboozling with the many brands available on the market. That is why at Plumped we have streamlined your skin routine for you. Our power packed serums will deliver the ultimate dose of vitamins to your skin. Step one : Cleanse : Using our alpha hydroxy acid cleansers.. Plumped daily lactic gel cleanser in the morning Glycolic acid exfoliating cleanser at the end of the day. (I keep mine in the shower for convenience) Careful to avoid contact with your eyes! Serum: Plumped Vitamin B3 to smooth, refine and hydrate . This can double up as a primer under your foundation. Vitamin...
How does GABA work in the brain?
Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is an inhibitory neurotransmitter, a naturally occurring amino acid found in the brain. This means it is a calming, slowing chemical which acts to relieve anxiety, fear emotions. It acts on the same receptors as benzodiazepines such as ‘Valium’ or’ Xanax’ (trade names for pharmaceuticals) do. But as it is naturally occurring it is preferable to supplement with this amino acid itself rather than a pharmaceutical version, which can produce dependence and tolerance.
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