Debbie Thomas: Last News

have doubled in the last 30 days alone, and social media is full of people documenting their attempts to and shift water retention, whether by way of a gua sha tool or a brisk walk.The star just posted a selection of summer snaps on , one of which shows her lying down in a fitness studio wearing some lymphatic drainage (or compression) boots. “What are they?” I hear you ask.

Epionce, (£17), Anti-ageing Lip Renewal, skincity.com; Dior  (£30) Dior Addict Lip Maximizer Serum, dior.com; Medik8,(£17.10), Mutiny Alternative Lip Balm, lookfantastic.com; Tinker Taylor, (£36), Little Lip Kit (scrub, balm and oil), tinkertaylorbeauty.com; Lano, (£11.99), Golden Dry Skin Salve, for use all over, boots.com; Laneige, (£19), Lip Sleeping Mask (grapefruit flavour), lookfantastic.comTurns out there are myriad ways to achieve the shape and pillowy fullness that so many women crave without resorting to a needleful of lab-made hyaluronic acid.Dr Esho, a renowned cosmetic doctor, designed the Laser Lip Lift, a non-surgical, injection-free treatment that harnesses two wavelengths of energy to stimulate the fibroblasts that produce collagen for firmer, fuller, lifted lips, while smoothing the surrounding skin with a C02 fractional resurfacing laser to soften unsightly barcode lines (from £200 at eshoclinic.co.uk).Meanwhile, laser queen Debbie Thomas has introduced DNA Laser Lip Rejuvenation (from £115; dthomas.com) using a Fotona laser from inside the mouth to boost colour and volume in the lip tissue for those with thin or ageing lips.Alternatively, make-up artists such as Daxita Vaghela (@daxitavaghela) and Nez Hassan (@nezhassanofficial) are skilled at using semi-permanent techniques such as “lip blushing”, a similar process to microblading (eyebrow tattooing) but for lips. When done well, it evens out colour and mimics the natural lip line with a bespoke hue and no hard lines, for fuller, younger-looking lips.Age erodes not only lip volume but perkiness, too.

Read more: New rules for beauty salons reopeningSpeaking to leading therapists, what's due to change the most is the PPE that facialists will be using. Masks will be a requirement when giving facials and hands-on facial massage will be administered with gloves, something that could change the sensorial experience for customers. Therapist Debbie Thomas has ordered both latex and vinyl gloves for those that are allergic to latex.

Read more: New rules for beauty salons reopeningSpeaking to leading therapists, what's due to change the most is the PPE that facialists will be using. Masks will be a requirement when giving facials and hands-on facial massage will be administered with gloves, something that could change the sensorial experience for customers. Therapist Debbie Thomas has ordered both latex and vinyl gloves for those that are allergic to latex.