Scottish Government publishes Non-Surgical Procedures Bill for beauty industry regulation The Scottish Government has published the Non-Surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Bill, introducing a new framework to regulate non-surgical cosmetic treatments and strengthen client safety across the beauty industry. The Bill, introduced on October 8, 2025, follows the Government’s earlier consultation on the regulation …
Experts share the ideal schedule for facials, tanning, nails and more to help your bridal clients look their best Brides have plenty of beauty treatments to choose from before their big day – from waxing and facials to tanning and manicures. But with so many appointments to juggle, it can be hard to know what …
Customising tans for different skin types Not all skin reacts to tanning solutions in the same way, which is why customisation is key. “For very fair or deep skin tones, a lot of it is down to timing,” says Milne. “Leaving the solution on for less time can create a softer glow rather than using …
This is what salons and aesthetic clinics need to know about Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), including how it affects the skin and how to treat clients. PCOS is a condition affecting an estimated one-in-ten people who menstruate, according to the NHS. “PCOS is a condition that I come across regularly in my clinic,” shares Katie …
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned an Indigo Sun advert that promoted tanning as a source of health benefits, ruling the claims were misleading, unsubstantiated and irresponsible The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld two complaints against Indigo Sun, the UK’s largest tanning salon chain, ruling that a website advert claiming health benefits from …