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Skincare

Crossbasket Castle will soon offer treatments using products from A.S Apothecary
Skincare

Scottish castle to host world-exclusive skincare brand at new Four Angels Spa

Crossbasket Castle in Glasgow will soon offer treatments using products from A.S Apothecary.
Highland Soap company director Archie MacDonald. Highland Soap company director Archie MacDonald.
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Family-run Highland skincare firm undergoes first major rebrand in 30 years

FACESPACE is offering some of Scotland's most sought after facials. FACESPACE is offering some of Scotland's most sought after facials.
WELLNESS
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I tried one of the most sought-after facials, hidden in a Glasgow industrial maze

David Moulsdale said 'the burden of debt' killed SK:N David Moulsdale said 'the burden of debt' killed SK:N
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Scottish entrepreneur David Moulsdale steps into the skincare breach

A growing number of women are spending up to a year on cutting edge treatments and facials designed to get their skin 'wedding ready' A growing number of women are spending up to a year on cutting edge treatments and facials designed to get their skin 'wedding ready'
INSIGHT
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'Salmon sperm' injections, £1000 facials - and the brides devoting a year to skincare

Bridal beauty is increasingly focused on skincare Bridal beauty is increasingly focused on skincare
CASE STUDY
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'The first time I had it done, I was blown away': The must-have facial for brides

Dentists, nurses, midwives, dental nurses, and non-plastics doctors have poured into the sector Dentists, nurses, midwives, dental nurses, and non-plastics doctors have poured into the sector
INSIGHT
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'They see it as a beauty procedure': The nurses quitting NHS for career in aesthetics

The rise of uninsured practitioners is causing problems legally The rise of uninsured practitioners is causing problems legally
INSIDE STORY
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Threats, pain, regret: Why is it so hard to sue when cosmetic treatment goes wrong?

Dr Kieren Bong at his clinic, Essence Medical, in Glasgow, and (inset) health correspondent Helen McArdle tries out the latest skin tightening procedure - Sylfirm X radiofrequency microneedling Dr Kieren Bong at his clinic, Essence Medical, in Glasgow, and (inset) health correspondent Helen McArdle tries out the latest skin tightening procedure - Sylfirm X radiofrequency microneedling
FIRST PERSON
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I tried Scotland's newest skin tightening procedure - so what's it like?

For an in-depth series launching today, the Herald is investigating Scotland's cosmetic sector - how it's changed, where it stands, and the challenges it faces For an in-depth series launching today, the Herald is investigating Scotland's cosmetic sector - how it's changed, where it stands, and the challenges it faces
SPECIAL REPORT
Botox
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Taboo to trends: Why Scotland's newest private hospital is for cosmetic surgery only

The salon has been booked up six months in advance The salon has been booked up six months in advance
REVIEW
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What's it like to try one of Glasgow's most sought-after facials?

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