Category: Health & Beauty

Shaving V Dermaplaning: What’s the Difference?

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Shaving and dermaplaning both require sharp tools to remove unwanted hair, but that’s where the similarities end. So, what’s the difference between the two hair removal techniques and, most importantly, which is better for your skin? Laser Hair Removal At The Bay & On Unley fills us in on the facts.

The Purpose

While shaving primarily aims to remove visible hair from the surface of the skin quickly and easily, dermaplaning is more focused on exfoliation and improving skin texture, not just hair removal. In addition to removing peach fuzz, dermaplaning removes dead skin cells, resulting in smoother, brighter skin.

Owner and director at Laser Hair Removal At The Bay & On Unley, Veronica Denwick, explains that “[dermaplaning] can even reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and enhance the effectiveness of skincare products to achieve a smoother, brighter complexion.

“[Dermaplaning] is generally safe for most skin types, including sensitive skin,” Veronica says. “However, people with active acne, inflamed skin conditions, or certain skin disorders may not be ideal candidates for dermaplaning.

“Unlike shaving, dermaplaning is a cosmetic procedure best performed by a registered nurse rather than beauty therapist,” she adds.

The Tools + Techniques

Shaving requires a razor, either manual or electric, along with shaving cream or gel to lubricate the skin to cut the hair at the surface of the skin and is typically done in the direction of hair growth.

A sterile surgical scalpel or a specialised tool is used during dermaplaning to gently scrape off dead skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz) from the surface of the skin.

“During a dermaplaning session, one of our nurses will carefully glide a small, sterile blade across the skin at a 45-degree angle,” Veronica explains. “The blade is angled and moved in short, swift strokes against the skin.” This process helps to manually exfoliate the outer layer of dead skin cells and fine hair, revealing smoother, brighter skin underneath.

The Results

Shaving provides temporary hair removal, and the hair typically grows back within a few days. While the results of dermaplaning are also temporary (it typically lasts up to four weeks), you’ll find skin smoother and more radiant with slower hair growth.

That said, contrary to popular belief, regular shaving won’t necessarily lead to thicker or darker hair regrowth. When you shave, you’re cutting the hair off at the surface level, which has no impact on the hair follicle itself. As a result, the hair grows back with the same thickness, colour, and texture as before. So, while shaving and dermaplaning both have zero effect on hair colour, thickness, or the amount of hair you grow, the latter is typically gentler on the skin.

Considering dermaplaning? Discuss the treatment with one of the qualified nurses at Laser Hair Removal At The Bay & On Unley to determine if it’s the right option for your skin.

Laser Hair Removal At The Bay & On Unley
Shop 1, 61 Tapleys Hill Road, Glenelg North
Shop 16, 13–23 Unley Road, Parkside
08 8295 7070
lhratthebay.com

Revealed: A New Way to Restore Thinning Hairlines

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How NeoGraft’s FUE Hair Transplant, available at Advanced Cosmetic Medicine, has revolutionised restoring hairlines.

Fifty percent of Australian men and women struggle with some form of hair thinning or hair loss in their lifetime, leading dermatologists in Vogue Australia reveal.

Stress, postpartum hormones and genetics are just some factors that can contribute to thinning strands, but there is now a way to regrow and restore your hair.

Available at Advanced Cosmetic Medicine, the revolutionary NeoGraft FUE Hair Transplant is a one-day procedure that uses Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) to encourage natural hair growth in thinning and balding areas in as little as four to six months.

NeoGraft is globally ground-breaking. Unlike traditional hair transplants, this state-of-the-art procedure uses a semi-automated handheld device to extract individual hair follicles from a donor area (usually the back of the head). This technique leaves only small scars and maintains follicle health by minimising trauma to each follicle. It also allows leading cosmetic experts, like Dr Rahma Targett from Advanced Cosmetic Medicine, to individually implant the hair into the desired area, resulting in a more natural and restored hairline.

Treatment can take up to eight hours to perform, depending on the number of hair follicles needed. Local anaesthetic is administered to numb the scalp in both the donor and reprint areas. The procedure is well tolerated, and you should feel little discomfort during the hair transplantation process.

The specialised treatment requires an experienced practitioner; Dr Targett has more than two decades of experience as a medical doctor and is an associate member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS), which is a leading authority on hair loss treatment and restoration.

With precise skills she is able to ensure only the healthiest follicles are selected before inserting them into the recipient sites. The NeoGraft method, compared to traditional methods, means the follicles are outside of the body for only a short amount of time, ensuring optimal follicle health and survival rate.

As with any procedure, the NeoGraft FUE Hair Transplant isn’t suitable for everyone. Patients must not have any serious medical issues that could impact the treatment’s healing process (alopecia or high blood pressure) and must not have severe keloid scars. Further, the treatment works best on those with only moderate hair loss. It is recommended that hair loss medication, such as doctor-prescribed Finasteride and Minoxidil, be used to prevent further hair loss.

Following the transplant, patients may feel some discomfort as the swelling subsides, but will be able to return to work three days after the procedure. Over the next few months, patients may see some follicles fall out – this is normal and signifies that the hair follicles are in the ‘resting phase’.

Growth can happen anywhere between the three-to-four-month mark post-operation, with the final result usually taking between 12 to 14 months to be seen. Follicles harvested from the back of the head are not prone to balding, so once implanted in the balding areas these follicles will be permanent. This revolutionary step forward in hair transplantation, coupled with Dr Targett’s skills and experience, will leave your hair looking replenished and refreshed, not only improving its appearance, but hopefully your confidence for years to come.

Advanced Cosmetic Medicine
58/41–47 Melbourne Street, North Adelaide
08 8239 0431
advancedcosmeticmedicine.com.au
@advancedcosmeticmedicine

The New Self-Care

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How a leading clinic Elixir Skin Fitness is tackling taboo topics and helping women address their intimate wellness concerns.

Self-care is something we all make time for, but when was the last time you stopped to consider your intimate wellbeing?

Once a taboo topic, South Australian women are now placing heightened importance on their vaginal care – and as revolutionary treatments that help to successfully treat common issues (think dryness, sensitivity and incontinence) become more readily available, down-there-care is something that is now more attainable, and commonplace, than ever before.

To promote intimate wellness, award-winning South Australian clinic, Elixir Skin Fitness, has introduced two new treatments, the Empower RF and O-Shot, to its roster of holistic procedures, both designed to target the feel and functionality of your private parts.

A 2016 government study found that one in three women who’ve given birth report issues with incontinence. The Empower RF tackles this concern head-on, strengthening weakened pelvic floors through a non-invasive treatment that emits bipolar and submucosal frequencies, plus electrical muscle stimulation. This combination of pulses boosts collagen production, increasing elasticity and tissue development – two key components in restoring vaginal strength.

Elixir Skin Fitness founder and leading dermal therapist, Rose Bonasera.

Performed in-office at Elixir, the treatment has little to no downtime and is tailored to you, with treatment time and frequency altered to suit your needs.

Dryness is also something that affects most Australian women, with Healthdirect reporting that more than 50 percent of females moving through menopause experience this problem. Mainly caused by a dip in estrogen production as your hormones shift, dryness not only causes discomfort but also impacts your sexual wellness. Both the Empower RF and the O-Shot help to ease these symptoms.

The O-Shot is a patented treatment that improves lubrication and sensitivity through an increase in Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP). This regenerative treatment takes up to 30 minutes and uses plasma isolated from the patient’s blood. The PRP is then injected into different parts of the vagina, improving blood flow and nerve endings, as well as promoting collagen, elastin and blood vessel production. When combined with Empower RF, this treatment increases lubrication plus addresses problems such as incontinence and sexual satisfaction.

Taking a rounded approach to patients’ self-care is what Elixir Skin Fitness and its founder, leading dermal therapist, Rose Bonasera, do best. At Elixir, holistic skin and wellness programs are tailored to your body – a focus that has seen the clinic become a go-to for all areas of self-care.

Elixir Skin Fitness
267 The Parade, Beulah Park
0407 703 870
elixirskinfitness.com.au
@elixirskinfitness

Beauty + Cosmetic Treatments Under One Roof

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Adelaide’s Cosmetic Injectables Australia has a new home in Fulham Gardens, but clients can still expect the same quality treatments, from hydrating lip fillers to anti-wrinkle injections.

Relocating from Anzac Highway, the clinic has partnered with TJ’s Style Bar, who will share the space, allowing clients to conveniently access a range of beauty and cosmetic services under one roof from from the clinic’s glam team of registered nurses.

Founded by twin sisters and registered nurses Jessica and Samantha, Cosmetic Injectables Australia clinics can be found across Australia.  

“South Australia emerges as a promising location for opening a cosmetic injectables clinic,” Jess says.

“Advantages such as the region’s supportive healthcare infrastructure and regulatory environment, access to skilled professionals, a growing market and a favourable business environment make it an ideal location for such ventures.

“Clients can expect a vibrant, and specifically supportive space in Fulham,” she adds.

Appointments begin with a complimentary consultation to understand an individual’s concerns. A personalised treatment plan is then created, including pricing, and expected treatment outcomes.  

Best of all? You can receive treatments like fillers and anti-wrinkle injections on the same day as your consultation if there are no issues with your health.

Bookings are hassle-free with clients now able to book online. Alternatively, clients can still make appointments via phone.

Cosmetic Injectables Australia
597 Tapleys Hill Road, Fulham
0484 087 745
cosmeticinjectablesaustralia.com.au

Doctor Aesthetic: Dr Irene Kushelew

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Thirty-five years ago, well before the rise of anti-wrinkle injectables, Dr Irene Kushelew specialised in treating varicose veins.

A common question she was asked by clients while injecting the unsightly twisted veins was whether there was a technology that could be used to lessen fine lines and wrinkles on the face. At the time, there wasn’t, however, when anti-wrinkle injections became available in Australia in 1996, Dr Kushelew was one of the first doctors to train using the emerging, and soon-to-be revolutionary, anti-ageing treatment.

The former President of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery & Medicine (ACCSM) has now conducted more than 500 workshops in both basic and advanced techniques, training doctors and nurses nation-wide.

“I feel that training is key to safe injection techniques,” says Dr Kushelew, who is now one of Adelaide’s most highly skilled practitioners in anti-wrinkle injections, dermal and deeper fillers, and the owner of Goodwood clinic, Beauty & Medicine.

“It’s alarming that there has been a much higher rate of serious complications reported in the last few years. Part of the problem has been the proliferation of practitioners [offering these treatments] with minimal training.”

Still a council member of the ACCSM, Dr Kushelew says the work of the College in attempting to regulate standards in the area of cosmetic medicine and cosmetic surgery is something that is needed to ensure those administering have the appropriate qualifications, experience and training.

At her own Goodwood clinic, Dr Kushelew uses non-surgical dermal fillers to help lift and open the eyes and face, expertly targeting precise points to achieve natural-looking facial rejuvenation.

With careful precision, she follows the eight-point injectable facelift and six-point injectable eyelift techniques; these non-invasive methods help lift the face, reduce fine lines, redefine the face, and turn what she calls ‘sad mouth’ lines into smiles.

But, while precision is important, the care and conversations between doctor and patient is also paramount, and Dr Kushelew says asking the right questions and making an informed choice could have a significant impact on the outcome.

“Make sure the practitioner is registered and has had [adequate] training, and make sure you know what your practitioner is using, and that it is TGA approved. This area of medicine is full of new techniques and treatments – there are more fillers and anti-wrinkle injectables available now on the Australian market [than ever before]. But new doesn’t [necessarily] mean better.”

Beauty & Medicine
40 King William Road, Goodwood
drkushelew.com

Christmas Gift Guide

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Left Christmas shopping to the last-minute? Don’t worry! Check out our online guide to gifting the best pressie under the Christmas tree.

The Gift of Healthy Skin

The silly season can wreak havoc on our bodies. Give your loved ones a head-start to achieve glowing skin and lush lashes with a range of luxe South Aussie skincare.

For The On-The-Go Mum

Mums need a mini break sometimes, too! Give her a helping hand by gifting this luxurious, non-greasy Jurlique hand cream that swiftly nourishes and softens the skin.
Hand Care On-The-Go, $55, Jurlique.


For The Natural Beauties

Sydney’s clean and conscious cosmetics brand, Lük Beautifood, has released a delectable holiday collection, Colour Me Happy. Browse the range made from nourishing natural ingredients that the natural beauty in your life will love! We’re lusting over the Lip Nourish Pinks and Reds Duo – the perfect shades for the festive season! Place orders before December 8 to receive your goodies before Christmas day!
Lip Nourish Pinks & Reds Duo, $50, Lük Beautifood.


For The Cosmetics Collector

Promoting the natural growth of your lashes. HanLash Growth Serum uses natural ingredients to create a gentle formula for longer, fuller and healthier lashes. HanLash Growth Serum, $59, Ooh La La Lash Boutique.


The Gift of Relaxation

It’s a busy time of year, so a little R&R is what 2024 calls for. Book a mini getaway or a memorable experience for those you love – you might even be able to tag along, too!


For The Wine Connoisseur

Indulge your loved one with a seated tasting at McLaren Vale’s Dandelion Vineyards’ newly built Wonder Room. Admire the breathtaking 180-degree scenes while savouring the winery’s best drops and complementary morsels made from fresh produce grown on the estate.
Wonder Room Experience, From $33, Dandelion Vineyard.


For The Beachgoer

Book a private 60-minute traditional Finnish sauna experience for you and a loved one at one of SA’s stunning coastal locations. Operating throughout sauna season from April to November, The Salty Finn Sauna is a mobile, timber-lined, woodfire sauna where visitors can reap the benefits of hot and cold therapy. Delight in the warmth of löyly (sauna steam) before plunging into nearby icy waters.
Salty Session 60-minute Private Sauna, From $250, The Salty Finn Sauna.




For The Foodie

Feeling a little starry eyed? Book a chef’s experience at Adelaide Hills’ luxurious retreat, Pavilions at Lenswood. Indulge in a two or three course dinner under the stars. Start with freshly baked bread, warmed local marinated olives, olive oil and dukka before moving onto the star dishes of the night!
Chef Experience, $175–$215 pp, Pavilions at Lenswood.

For the Sentimental

Looking to gift your special someone something extra special? Designed by Adelaide girl, Jessica Gray, this unique plant holder is helping to spread light. The idea to create Be The Light sparked when Jessica returned from Uganda and saw how tough life was and wanted to shine a light on what matters. Plus, how cute would this look on the coffee table?!
Be The Light Blub, $38.

The Gift of Sparkles

Picking a piece of jewellery that symbols your love doesn’t always have to come in the form of a sparkly engagement ring! Call in the experts from these bespoke, award-winning jewellers for some inspiration for both her and him.

For Her

Show your everlasting love for the special woman in your life with this stunning infinity bracelet from the sterling silver experts at Adelaide Arcade’s Mist Jewellery.
Infinity Cubic Zirconia Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated Bracelet, $149, Mist Jewellery.




For Him

Forget the socks and jocks; gifting the gent in your life something that’ll last is the way to his heart. This solid black stainless steel timepiece from luxury South Australian jeweller, Gerard McCabe, oozes understated style.
Manhattan Timepiece, $1,195, Gerard McCabe.


The Gift of Style

Christmas, New Year’s Eve and parties galore – it’s entertaining season! Whether it’s a gift card to an iconic South Australian fashion label or homewares shop, give family and friends a lesson in the style department!


For The Cool Friend

These cute metallic, Italian leather pyramid pouches are for your minimalist mates who just need their lippie and bank card for a good night out! Find them at the stylish Italian leather shoe and handbag experts, Cherri Bellini.
IL GIGLIO Pyramid Leather Bag, $95, Cherri Bellini.


For The Kris Kringle

Looking for a cute Kris Kringle gift? This veggie serving platter from In The Roundhouse is perfect for serving up sides for this season’s entertaining.
Vegetable Platter, $40, In The Roundhouse.

For Yourself

Treat yourself! Mon Choux The Label has a range of luxe vegan watches infused with French inspiration, perfect for elevating any attire. Put this gorgeous mesh rose gold timepiece at the top of your gift list.
Lille Rose Gold Watch, $239, Mon Choux The Label.

Skin Reset

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It’s time for a skin reset before the craziness of festive events start overcrowding our calendar!

The word is out

This local skincare brand is so lush it’s hard to remain tight-lipped. Former Sydney lawyer Maggie, who now calls the Adelaide Hills home, launched Looselips in 2021 and the word has been out ever since. The all-Australian made skincare is filled with botanicals and ingredients providing goodness for your skin. New to the range is The Absolute Serum, a revolutionary overnight revitalising serum promoting skin renewal and collagen production. Enriched with Vitamin A and niacinamide, the gentle serum unveils a plumped and firmer complexion so you’re fresh-faced for the change in season.
wehavelooselips.com
@looselips.au

Skin prep

Winter can leave skin dry and dehydrated. So, with the cold behind us, now is the perfect time to give your skin a little extra TLC. Laser Hair Removal at the Bay and on Unley founder, Veronica Denwick, touts dermaplaning as the treatment of the season to help revitalise dry and dull skin. Smoothing the skin and improving the appearance of other imperfections, dermaplaning involves removing fine facial hair along with the surface layer of skin using a microblade. Another go-to treatment performed regularly by Veronica and her team of registered nurses is the HydraFacial, a medical grade facial that cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates the skin with the fusion of antioxidants, peptides and hyaluronic acid. Best of all? There’s no waiting around for the results – the procedure is known to immediately improve skin tone, texture and glow.
lhratthebay.com
@lhratthebayandonunley

Get That Pre-Event Glow

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Woman receiving HydraFacial treatment.

The silly season can wreak havoc on our skin. Taking steps to treat your pores to a little TLC before an event can make a world of difference – but forget regular facials. Enter the celebrity treatment of the moment – the HydraFacial. We asked Laser Hair Removal at The Bay and On Unley to explain the hype.

Tell us what a HydraFacial involves and how it’s different from other facials.

The HydraFacial is a multi-step facial treatment that combines cleansing, exfoliation, extraction, hydration, and antioxidant protection. Unlike regular facials, which often focus on one or two aspects of skincare, the HydraFacial uses a patented technology that addresses multiple concerns simultaneously. It’s unique in its ability to deeply cleanse, extract impurities, and deliver potent serums for hydration and protection in one session. It really does give skin an incredible glow and we regularly recommend the treatment for clients who are preparing for a special event.

How should I prep my skin before treatment?

To prepare for a HydraFacial, it’s recommended to maintain a consistent skincare routine. Avoid using harsh exfoliants or undergoing other facial treatments, such as chemical peels, in the week leading up to your HydraFacial. Ensure your skin is clean and free from make-up or lotions before the session for optimal results.

What skincare issues does the HydraFacial address?

The HydraFacial is versatile and can address various skincare needs, including fine lines and wrinkles, elasticity and firmness, skin tone evenness, texture, brown spots, congested pores, and enlarged pores. Its customisable nature allows professionals to tailor the treatment to meet individual skin concerns.

Is there any downtime or pain involved?

The HydraFacial is known for its gentle and non-invasive nature. Typically, there’s no downtime associated with the treatment, and most individuals experience minimal discomfort. It’s often described as a soothing and relaxing experience without pain or significant irritation. After the session, some individuals might have a slight pinkish hue on the skin, which generally subsides within a few hours.

How long do the results last?

Results from a HydraFacial can vary from person-to-person. Many notice an immediate improvement in skin texture and appearance. With regular sessions and proper skincare maintenance, the effects of a HydraFacial can last for several weeks. However, consistent sessions are recommended for sustained results as part of a comprehensive skincare regime.

Laser Hair Removal at The Bay & On Unley
Shop 1, 61 Tapleys Hill Road, Glenelg North
Shop 16, 13–23 Unley Road, Parkside
08 8295 7070
lhratthebay.com

A Little TLC in the CBD

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South Australia’s premier wellbeing festival, WellFest Adelaide, returns next month to give wellbeing seekers the chance to try and treat themselves to something new.

Running from October 6–8, the three-day festival offers an abundance of indoor and outdoor events, thoughtfully curated to align with six wellbeing pillars: mindfulness, sleep, self-care, nutrition, fitness, and connection.

There are more than 70 enlightening WellFest events coming to Adelaide CBD and North Adelaide. Here are just five of those epic experiences to add to your wellness journal.

1. Yin Yoga, Cello and Aromatherapy

When: October 6, from 7.30pm–8.30pm

Where: One Degree Studio (173 Grote Street, Adelaide)

Unlike any yoga class you’ve attended, spend an evening practising Yin yoga while immersed in the scents of aromatherapy oils as a cellist plays dreamy symphonies in the background. Sip on a hot chai tea after the class before heading home for a restful slumber.

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2. Fast, Fresh and Fabulous Cooking Class

When: October 6, from 10am–1pm

Where: WEA Adult Learning (223 Angas Street, Adelaide)

Learn time-saving, healthy cooking hacks during a three-hour cooking demo by nutritionist Yvette Jones. Yvette will share her yummy and secret recipes for chipotle chicken taco salad, meatball subs, Nutella brownies, Bounty bars and much more! Best of all? There’s no rabbit food in sight!

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3. Relax and Revive at Pullman Adelaide

When: Available for stays between October 6–8

Where: Pullman Adelaide (16 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide)

Treat yourself to a rejuvenating stay at the luxurious five-star Pullman Adelaide where you’ll nourish your body with delicious food and immerse yourself in the hotel’s range of wellness amenities, from a refreshing swim to sweating out toxins in the sauna. Plus, a late check-out time of 1pm means you can get some extra well-deserved shuteye.

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4. Move.Mind.Maintain

When: October 7, from 7am–10am

Where: Sofitel Adelaide (108 Currie Street, Adelaide)

It’s time to move, be present and fuel your body! Wellbeing advocate, Nikki Higgins, has collaborated with the luxurious French-inspired Sofitel Adelaide to help you do just that. This morning of mindfulness starts with Nikki’s own ‘Nikkalates’ (a series of movements informed by Nikki’s favourite practices, encompassing a blend of yoga, Pilates, toning and strength combos). Indulge in a delicious buffet breakfast in Sofitel’s luxe restaurant, Garcon Bleu, before ending with a swim in the hotel’s indoor heated pool, gym or sauna.

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5. Mantra Sound Healing Meditation

When: October 8, from 6pm–7.30pm

Where: Australian School of Meditation & Yoga (20 Chapel Street, North Adelaide)

From guided relaxation and breathing to beautiful Kirtan (chanting meditation), this enlivening experience will leave you feeling totally relaxed and refreshed, from the inside out. Hear that? That’s the sound of pure peace and joy.

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WellFest Adelaide is an Adelaide Economic Development Agency initiative supported by the City of Adelaide.

Be quick – get tickets and view the full program at wellfest.com.au

Face Off

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Punchy colour and ethereal designs make eyes come alive year-round. TAFE SA make-up and lead lecturer, Jerick Moral, shows us how.

REVERSE CAT EYE

This make-up trend is a fierce upgrade to winged liner. It’s a simple switch, and has all the fierceness of regular winged liner but it’s inverted so the focus is on your lower lash line. The result is a smoky, sultry under eye that wings out at the corner to create a sexy feline shape.

DOPAMINE GLAM

You might have heard about the dopamine dressing trend (wearing bright clothing to put yourself in a bright mood), so why not do the same with your make-up?

If you are an eyeshadow beginner, pick one colour that speaks to you and whack it all over the eyelid for a whimsical look. This look is something everyone can get onboard with, regardless of your skin texture or make-up skills.

Dopamine is not only limited to colourful eyeshadow, it can be a slick of bright lipstick or lots of blusher. Anything that’s unorthodox and against the standard but incorporates lots of fun colour!

GRAPHIC

When you think of a dramatic eye, thick, black winged eyeliner might spring to mind. But it’s time to go a step further and make people blink twice by embellishing your eyes with a sprinkle of glitter and graphics. This statement shadow style is for those who aren’t afraid to experiment with colour and shapes.

CANDY-COLOURED

Undeniably cheery, decidedly un-fussy and downright optimistic, this make-uptrend equals instant happiness! Choose candy-coloured eye shadow and liner in hues like bubblegum pink, licorice red, lemonhead yellow, minty aqua and artificial raspberry blue.

Learn From The Experts

TAFE SA can turn your passion for hair and beauty into an evolving career with their in-house training facilities, industry expert lecturers and real-world customer experiences.

Beauty Therapy

Take the opportunity to get invaluable real-world experience working with clients while learning everything you’ll need for a career in beauty and spa therapy, nail technology or as a make-up artist or retail specialist.

Beauty courses offered include:

Certificate III in Beauty Services SHB30121 (also offered as Traineeship)

Certificate III in Nail Technology SHB30321

Diploma of Beauty Therapy SHB50121

Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialist Make-up Services) CUA 51020

Hairdressing

Deliver a high level of service for your clients and stay up-to-date with trends as a hairdresser or barber. TAFE SA’s courses offer hands-on experience and the opportunity to learn essential cutting, styling, colouring and treatment techniques from industry experts.

Hairdressing courses offered include:

Certificate II in Salon AssistantSHB20216

Certificate III in Barbering SHB30516 (also offered as an Apprenticeship)

Certificate III in Hairdressing SHB30416 (also offered as an Apprenticeship)

TAFE SA hair and beauty courses are offered at various campuses across the state.

To find out more, visit tafesa.edu.au/hb