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Skin & Aesthetics

Face SPF is the routine.

Face SPF is the actual skincare routine in Melbourne. A moisturiser labelled SPF 15 is a snack, not lunch, and winter is not a hall pass.

Skin & Aesthetics

Retinol is a ladder. Not a personality.

Retinyl palmitate is not retinol. Retinol is not retinal. Retinal is not tretinoin. Most of the irritation on TikTok is people skipping rungs, then blaming the molecule.

Skin & Aesthetics

LED is a lamp. Not a laser.

A clinic LED add-on is a supervised nap under a known panel. A home mask is a calendar you have to keep. Neither one is IPL, and a $49 novelty visor is not Omnilux.

Body & Spa

Home IPL is a course. Clinic laser is a machine.

At-home IPL can thin dark hair on light-to-medium skin if you keep the weekly sessions. It is not Candela, it is not safe on every phototype, and blonde, grey or red hair will laugh at the flash.

Brows & Lashes

Lashes are a system. Pick one.

A peptide serum is a long game. A prostaglandin-analogue serum is a medical-adjacent gamble. A lift is a curl. Extensions are a calendar. Mixing all four is how people meet a patch test too late.

Skin & Aesthetics

Azelaic is the quiet acid. It does the work.

Azelaic acid is the Chemist Warehouse staple people skip because it is not retinol and not vitamin C. It is the pigment, bump and redness brief in one tube, if you give it weeks.

Nails

Gel is not SNS. SNS is not builder.

Gel polish is a colour film. SNS is dip powder. Builder and BIAB are structure. Press-ons are a costume. Booking the wrong one is how a $25 lunch set meets an Instagram chrome brief and both lose.

Hair

Keratin is a service. Not a shampoo.

Salon keratin and smoothing systems reset how hair behaves for weeks. An at-home keratin shampoo is a conditioner with better PR. If you wanted INNOLuxe or Original Mineral, you wanted a chair, not a sachet.

Brows & Lashes

Microblading is a tattoo. Lamination is a trial.

Microblading deposits pigment in hair-like strokes. Nano is often a machine cousin. Ombre is a shaded fill. Lamination sets your own brow hair for weeks and then lets you walk away. Booking a tattoo because you wanted a tidy Tuesday is how people meet a colour-shift later.

Skin & Aesthetics

Hydrafacial is glow. Needling is injury.

Hydrafacial-class treatments cleanse, extract and polish for a camera-ready week. A peel is chemistry. Skin needling is a controlled injury for texture and the look of marks. Stacking all three because the internet likes a pipeline is how barriers go loud. Pick the job.

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