inbrief

// The Skin Cream Parlour in Brighton is offering beauty professionals the opportunity to develop and design their own skincare range. Owned by private label cosmeceutical supplier 5 Squirrels, the space allows therapists to make decisions on packaging, fragrances, textures, bottling, ingredients and concentrations.

// Women have on average 84 bad skin days a year, according to a study commissioned by Dermalex. Wrinkles, acne and dark circles are among the biggest skin concerns, with more than a third not feeling confident about their skin. One fifth avoided leaving the house due to their skin condition.

// Lecenté, the glitter brand distributed by Sweet Squared, has recruited three new techs to represent and promote the brand. Debbie McCracken is based in Scotland and Emily Gear in Hampshire, while Bethel Coleman resides in New Zealand and will be working with Lecenté’s distribution partner overseas.

// Finishing Touches Group will co-host a workshop with Tarryn Vice, master educator of permanent make-up, on November 3 at Hilton London Heathrow. The two-day advanced workshop will address colour theory, use of needles and marketing expertise. It is suitable for all levels and costs £250 per day.

// Agua Spa at Mondrian London has introduced a bespoke maternity offering – a series of recommended treatments designed to optimise wellbeing throughout each stage of pregnancy; for example, the Bespoke Pregnancy Facial treatment.