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Hannah Gay sat down with the brains behind The Skin Bar, Samantha Appel to reflect on the skin clinic’s meteoric rise.
The Skin Bar is a success story that’s hard to miss. Its distinctive emerald green fit-outs, 54,000 follower-strong Instagram account, and updates of yet another clinic opening – Founder Samantha Appel has certainly made he...
Late nights, screens and long days show up around the eyes first. Australian Native River Mint Eye Serum is a lightweight, cooling serum that helps tired eyes look fresh again.
Australian Native River Mint, sourced from an Indigenous supplier, and Australian Wild Orange Pearl are both rich in Vitamin C and work together to stabilise it and boost its antioxidant powe...
Dry, tight skin that never quite feels comfortable? Wild Rosella Hydrating Moisturiser was made for it.
This rich, creamy, fragrance-free moisturiser spreads easily and sinks in deeply, keeping skin hydrated for a clinically proven 72 hours after application. With regular use, it is also shown to thicken the skin’s outer protective layer, helping to soften the look ...
Most Vitamin C serums rely on synthetic ascorbic acid powder. Founder’s Formula went straight to the source: wild-harvested Australian Kakadu Plum, the richest known plant source of Vitamin C on earth.
Kakadu Plum grows in some of Australia’s harshest conditions, so it has evolved an exceptionally rich mix of antioxidants and bioflavonoids that work alongside its Vi...
By Samara Searle, Registered Cosmetic Nurse & Founder of Beauty Boost
In the age of skin cycling, Ozempic face debates, and the ever-growing menu of in-clinic treatments, there’s a conversation I find myself having more and more: “Do I still need to do the whole skincare thing if I’m coming in for treatments regularly?”
The sh...