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For our Finding Balance campaign, we’re proud to be working with Holistic Health & Lifestyle Coach, Milla Lascelles.Milla helps to support and guide both women and men to make positive health and lifestyle changes into their lives and ultimately
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Ceramides are the unsung heroes of skincare, heralded by beauty experts for protecting the skin barrier, minimising the appearance of wrinkles and improving the skin’s overall texture. So what are Ceramides? Ceramides are considered the buildi
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Everyone’s skin is different, and everyone’s skincare routine should be too. There’s been a lot of discussion around the benefits of fragrance-free skincare recently and it’s something we’ve been paying close attention to. While we absolutely love th
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This January we're thrilled to be partnering with Caroline Idiens, the well-known fitness influencer otherwise known as @carolinescircuits. Renowned for motivating and inspiring you to make exercise a part of your lifestyle for the future, she foc
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Have you ever heard of B Corp? If a company is a B Corporation, it simply means they are meeting the highest standards of social and environmental performance and are committing to doing good as a company. We are hugely proud to announce th
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3.1 million adults in the UK are affected by hygiene poverty. We believe that everyone has the right to be clean, so this year we’re proud to announce that we will be partnering with The Hygiene Bank as our official charity partner of 2023. “Cha
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Hello,My name is Kat Farmer and I'm so excited for you to try my hand selected favourites from Balance Me. From the texture to the smell, you're bound to love these seasonal, A/W skin saviours. There will also be a £1 donation made to The Hygiene Ban
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Normal skin, balanced skin, what does it all mean and more importantly, how can you achieve a healthy-looking complexion? A balanced life, a balanced mind, and a balanced skin. We have been championing balance since we first launched, so much so
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What happens to your skin and why? According to the NHS, the official line is that you reach menopause when you have not had a period for 12 months. This tends to be between the ages of 45 and 55 but can happen earlier. Perimenopause is when you
