SKN by Amy Cole

SKN by Amy Cole

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Skin specialist in Swindon | Advanced facials for acne, ageing & pigmentation

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 26/09/2026

Peel season is officially here šŸ‚

So for October only, I’m making it a VERY good time to book one.

Book a new peel appointment in October for just £60 instead of £90 and your appointment will also include a FREE SKN Discovery so I can properly assess your skin and choose the right peel for you.

And if you decide to continue with a peel pathway after your appointment, you’ll also unlock the reduced pathway price of Ā£225 for 3 instead of Ā£270.

Perfect if you’re wanting to work on acne, pigmentation, congestion, texture or dull skin after summer.

Use code PEELSEASON when booking šŸ¤Ž

Please note: offer is valid on new peel appointments booked for October only and cannot be applied to existing bookings. The pathway discount is only available to clients who book through this October offer.

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 24/09/2026

INGREDIENTS 101 : Hyaluronic Acid

Welcome back to my Ingredients 101 mini series šŸ‘‹šŸ¼

Every Thursday I’m breaking down a different skincare ingredient, what it actually does, who it’s best for and where it fits into your routine. No complicated skincare science, just the bits you actually need to know.

This week… Hyaluronic Acid

A humectant that helps attract and hold water within the skin, making it a great ingredient for dehydration, tightness and helping the skin look plumper and smoother.

But remember dehydrated skin and dry skin aren’t the same thing. Hyaluronic acid adds water, but sometimes your skin needs more than hydration alone.

Save this one for later and let me know which ingredient you want me to cover next !!

22/09/2026

did someone say peel season šŸ‘€šŸ‘€

For anyone on the fence this one is for you. Keep your eyes peeled for the October offer this Saturday ✨✨✨

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 19/09/2026

I was using all the viral products influencers told me would ā€œcureā€ my acne

Multiple exfoliants a day, scrubbing away at my skin thinking more was better

My skin got redder, angrier and broke out more but I kept going because I thought it was just a purge.

Shocker !! It wasn’t

I’d completely compromised my skin barrier.

As soon as I stopped, stripped everything back and focused on calming my skin the redness settled and the breakouts actually started to subside.

Sometimes your skin doesn’t need MORE products.

It needs less.

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 17/09/2026

INGREDIENTS 101 : Azelaic Acid

Welcome back to my Ingredients 101 mini series šŸ‘‹šŸ¼

Every Thursday I’m breaking down a different skincare ingredient, what it actually does, who it’s best for and where it fits into your routine. No complicated skincare science, just the bits you actually need to know.

This week… Azelaic Acid

One of my favourite ingredients for breakout prone, red or uneven skin. It helps calm inflammation, reduce congestion and breakouts, while also helping to fade the marks they can leave behind.

It’s a really useful all rounder, especially when your skin is dealing with more than one concern at once.

Save this one for later and let me know which ingredient you want me to cover next !!

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 12/09/2026

Let’s debunk the myth around chemical PEELSā¬‡ļøā¬‡ļø

I feel like when I mention chemical peels to clients they instantly picture the face shedding off like a snake. And I mean the word PEEL has alot to answer for I guess.

In reality the superficial peels I use are small but mighty. Your skin doesn’t need to shed to get brilliant results.

A bit of tightness and dryness ? Yes
Lots of moisturiser ? Also yes
Weeks of downtime ? Not here !!

Message me to get started on your peel journey šŸ™ŒšŸ¼

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 10/09/2026

INGREDIENTS 101 : Mandelic Acid

Welcome back to my Ingredients 101 mini series šŸ‘‹šŸ¼

Every Thursday I’m breaking down a different skincare ingredient, what it actually does, who it’s best for and where it fits into your routine. No complicated skincare science, just the bits you actually need to know.

This week… Mandelic Acid

A gentler AHA that’s a great option for breakout-prone, congested and more sensitive skin. It helps exfoliate the surface of the skin, improve texture and brighten uneven tone without being as intense as some other exfoliating acids.

Gentle doesn’t mean ineffective. sometimes choosing the right acid for your skin gets you much further than choosing the strongest.

Save this one for later and let me know which ingredient you want me to cover next !!

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 05/09/2026

Things I’d say if I wasn’t worried about hurting your feelings šŸ‘€

Sometimes the skincare advice you want to hear isn’t necessarily the advice your skin needs

So consider this your little dose of skincare tough love šŸ˜‚

No judgement , I’ve been there too!!

I’m just a Level 4 Skin Specialist who wants you to stop wasting your money on things that aren’t getting you where you want to be šŸ¤·šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø

Which one called you out? šŸ‘€

10/05/2026

ā€œJust another home studioā€

Meanwhile me obsessing over:
the lighting
the scents
the heated bed
the tiny details
the client experience
making advanced skin treatments feel calm instead of intimidating

Because I never wanted this space to feel like you were ā€œjust coming to an appointmentā€. I wanted it to feel like an experience

08/05/2026

POV: you want skin results… but don’t want to feel like you’re lying in a hospital room

I’ll never be the super cold, overly clinical treatment room.
You can have advanced treatments AND still feel cosy, relaxed and comfortable at the same time.

Dim lighting, heated bed, calming music, soft blankets… but with the same level of professionalism, hygiene and safety throughout every treatment.

Because results-led skin treatments don’t have to feel intimidating šŸ¤

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Salzgitter Drive
Swindon
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Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 2pm - 10pm