Signature Cosmetic & Beauty

POV: you’ve Googled skin needling once and now you’re convinced you’re going to leave looking like you’ve lost a fight 😂🩸

We get it. There are some WILD skin needling photos floating around online, bright red faces, lots of bleeding, and skin that looks seriously angry.

But more aggressive doesn’t actually mean better results. And if you hear your therapist say “oh I’ll just go deeper next time”…. RUN!

Your skin needling treatment should be customised to your skin, your concerns and what we’re actually trying to achieve, we don’t need to absolutely traumatise your skin just to prove we’ve “done something” 😅

For most of our clients, what you’ll actually see immediately afterwards is some redness, warmth and maybe a little sensitivity, think more mild sunburn, less horror movie.

So if the scary photos online have been the thing stopping you from trying skin needling… consider this your sign. 🤍

✨ Our Skin Needling Offer is currently available for $299, valued at over $400.

Tap the link in our bio to check out the offer and book yours.

Not sure whether you need saline or laser removal for your old cosmetic tattoo? 👀

The truth is, there isn’t one option that’s automatically better for everyone.

It depends on things like the colour of the pigment, how saturated it is, how many times the area has been tattooed, how the pigment has aged, and what you actually want to achieve afterwards.

Sometimes laser is the better option. Sometimes saline makes more sense. And sometimes we may use a combination of both.

The biggest thing is making sure we’re choosing the right method for your skin and your pigment, rather than just guessing.

If you’ve got old brows you’re unhappy with and have no idea where to start, book a consultation and we can assess them properly and talk you through your options 🤍

There’s something to be said for thinking about skin ageing before you feel the need to correct it.

Skin needling isn’t only a treatment to consider once visible signs of ageing become more established.

For younger skin, it can form part of a proactive, age-supportive treatment plan. The aim is to support the skin’s natural collagen response and maintain skin quality over time, rather than waiting until your concerns become more noticeable before doing something about them.

It’s a different way of thinking about ageing.

Not chasing younger-looking skin. Supporting the skin you have now, with treatments selected for where you want it to be in the years ahead.

If skin needling has been on your radar, our $299 Skin Needling Special is available until 30 November.

It includes a customised skin needling treatment, exosome skin booster, exosome hydration mask and a follow-up facial 1 to 2 weeks later. Valued at over $400.

Book via link in bio 😘

If you have acne, you may have been told that skin needling isn’t an option for you.

But that isn’t always the case.

Having acne doesn’t automatically mean we can’t needle your skin. What we need to understand first is what your acne looks like, how much inflammation is present, how your skin barrier is functioning, and what your skin can comfortably tolerate.

For the right skin, needling can actually form part of the plan when we’re working with acne, while also supporting concerns like post-acne marks and textural changes.

The important part is knowing when to needle, where to needle and when your skin needs a different approach.

So if you’ve been avoiding skin needling because you thought acne meant you couldn’t have it, don’t rule it out just yet.

Let us assess your skin first and work out what’s actually appropriate for you.

Here’s the part about acne that gets overlooked: sometimes it’s not what you’re NOT doing. It’s what you’re doing every day.

And no, this isn’t a list of reasons to blame yourself.

Acne is complex. Hormones, genetics, inflammation, sebaceous activity and follicular congestion can all influence what’s happening in the skin.

But our everyday habits can influence how well acne-prone skin is supported.

Sometimes the answer isn’t another active, another product, or trying harder to “fix” your skin. It’s looking at the bigger picture and understanding what your skin actually needs.

That might mean simplifying your routine, supporting your skin barrier, being more consistent with treatment, or getting professional guidance when you’re going around in circles.

Acne deserves an individual approach, not punishment. 🤍

Want to understand your acne-prone skin a little better?

Comment ACNE EBOOK below and we’ll send you our free Clear Skin Bible, created to help you understand about your skin and how you care for it.