Caring for the nape of the neck

A skincare lesson from Toulouse-Lautrec you ask? A recent gallery visit had me thinking about caring for the nape of the neck.

The nape of the neck, a much sexier name for the back of the neck, has long been a site of male gaze and considered part of the arsenal of feminine beauty. It is no surprise then that, much like the attraction of the decolletage, fashion styles have taken advantage of this association. For what […]

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Currently Researching

Investigating potential targets for Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck as part of honours in immunology at The University of Sydney, Charles Perkins Centre.

Currently Reading

The Four Tendencies
by Gretchen Rubin

SkinFit Tip

‘Would you prefer to work with or spend time with someone who is thoughtful and kind to you – or someone who is thoughtless and rude to you? There is a reason why ‘please and thank you’ are known as magic words’

– Alexandra Blakemore

It’s Time for Skin Love

Your largest organ can cop a beating when it comes to the gratitude stakes so quit hating on your barrier bestie and show the skin love, respect and kindness that it (and you) truly deserve.

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SkinFit Tip

‘What you want to achieve is balanced skin. Whether you’re dehydrated, oily, have acne, dry or normal skin, you don’t want to disturb that barrier. Also, change your pillow cases regularly!’

– Kate Fontes

Currently Reading

Workin’ It! RuPaul’s Guide to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Style
by RuPaul 

SkinFit Tip

‘Makeup wipes are not a replacement for a cleanser, and coconut oil is not a replacement for all your skin care products, the answer to great skin is a lot more complex!’

– Kristy Hines

Why Kindness Matters

In an over-connected world currently obsessed with mindfulness, personal growth and achievement, what has happened to kindness and manners? Because they matter, more than ever.

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Currently Reading

Herding Hemingway’s Cats: Understanding How Our Genes Work by Kat Arney

SkinFit Tip

A New Skin Year begins almost every 30-40 days (yay for skin cells!) so make a commitment to your skin this year to treat it with more love and kindness.

Currently Reading

The Emperor of All Maladies by Siddhartha Mukherjee