EYESHAPES AND SHADOWS
 
ALMOND EYES: Considered the perfect eye shape and you can try almost every eye shadow technique. They all look good.
 
CLOSE SET EYES: Area between the eyes is smaller than one eye. Apply light colours on inner corners. Use dark colours on the outer corners, blending up and outwards. Eyeliner applied on outer corners only. Emphasize outer corner of lashes by applying mascara more to that area as well as individual false lashes can be added to the outer corners too. Avoid using liner on inner wet lines.
 
WIDE SET EYES: Area between eyes is wider than one eye and flat. Contour down sides of nose from brow downwards. Pencil eyebrows closer together subtly. Shadow application should be soft and subtle. Accentuate inner corner of eyes, with dark colours. Emphasise middle of face. Apply dark eyeliner on inner wet lines.
 
DEEP SET EYES: Eye is deep into socket with a small eyelid area. Highlight eyelid and inner corner with light shadows. Use deeper colours just above socket line and blend up and out. Creating a more open eye.
 
ROUND EYES: As eyes look round you need to make eyes elongated. Apply darker shadows on outer corners and blend up. Use eyeliner to extend and elongate the eye. Lengthen brows with pencil or shadow. Apply individual lashes to outer corners. Avoid shimmer and pearl colours.
 
HOODED EYES: Fold of skin hanging over socket line, normally with age. Highlight eyelid with light shadows and create a higher socket line with darker matt colours, blending out to outer corner. Use matt shadows to highlight under brow.
 
DOWN TURNED EYES: Need to make eyes appear turned up, on the outer corners. Blending darker shadows along socket line and up using 2/3 of the eye area. Apply thin eyeliner on top lash line. Curling lashes and apply mascara and a few individual lashes on outer corner of eye. Gives the “Lift” appearance.

Acne oily skin, Eczema or Dermatitis, even warts are just some of the skin conditions that teenagers today have to experience. All caused by the hormonal change in our body, as we all know it as Puberty.
 
ACNE: Abnormal blockages in the hair follicle as well as the increase of oil production and oil gland size. These changes can lead to a build up of bacteria and inflammation of the blocked follicle, resulting in painful, swollen red or white acne spots.
 
TREATMENT: A mild case can be treated with cosmetics and moisturisers that slow down the oil production. The amazing tea tree oil is an ingredient that can be added to your skincare regime. You can find products based on tea tree as well that is most beneficial to this skin type. Tea tree is very calming and soothing while it’s antibacterial properties help stop the spread of this skin disorder.
It’s important not to over cleanse the skin as this causes dryness and aggravates the acne. Don’t be afraid to moisturise with the appropriate creams. Some people may feel it feeds the acne however it does the opposite, keeping it moist and hydrated.
Our NAT Skincare range have two different size packs to help rebalance the skin.
Perfect for oily or acne-prone skin types, the NAT. Rebalance Try Me Kit contains expert skincare solutions to address your most pressing skin concerns. The Rebalanace Try Me Kit combines 3 products in convenient 15ml sizes - perfect for travel or to 'try before you buy' full-size products. Costs $25.
 
The full size products in a kit for $89. Banish those breakouts! With a cleansing gel, scrub and moisturizer. 
 
A more severe case with painful red inflamed pimples (that might get infected by bacteria) will respond to creams with alpha hydroxy acids, like glycolic and salicylic acid. Antiseptics like benzoyl peroxide preparations help to kill the bacteria. Vitamin A products can help to reduce the skins oil production.
 
Our amazing Mayerling Skin Renewal Systems with active ingredients of glycolic and salicylic acid helps to control the oil production, penetrating to the second layer of the skin, while calming and soothing the skin. Home care range to be used daily in conjunction with a course of salon peels.
 
In very severe cases hormonal medications maybe needed or other oral medications prescribed from your doctor can help.