#Beauty Rebel
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Beauty Rebel
4 Things We're Letting Go Of This Year
The start of a new year often comes with a rush of new goals, challenges, and to-do lists. But meaningful change doesn’t always come from adding more tasks or pushing yourself harder. Sometimes, the most powerful shift happens when we release what no longer serves us. Instead of focusing on more, we can focus on letting go of the things that weigh us down—whether it’s habits, mindsets, or clutter. This process of shedding allows for clarity, space, and ultimately, more intentional growth. Here are four things we’re choosing to leave behind in 2025, making room for a year of real...
Black Friday: An Unorthodox Guide
Did you know that in 2023, consumers spent $9.8 billion on Black Friday alone? And here’s something even more surprising: up to 42% of those purchases were completely unplanned, driven by clever marketing and fleeting “deals.” Black Friday was originally created to kickstart the holiday shopping season in the U.S., a day for retailers to turn a profit (“into the black”). Over the years, it’s morphed into a global phenomenon—one that now stretches across weeks, encouraging a buying frenzy. At MV Skintherapy, we’re all about doing things differently. And that includes how we approach the BFCM mania. While we...
Spring Skin SOS: 6 Holistic Skin Tips from the Experts
As spring bursts forth with blooming flowers and longer days, it also ushers in an unwelcome companion: allergies. For many, this season can mean itchy eyes, runny noses, and skin that feels less than its best. To help you navigate these seasonal skin struggles, we’ve consulted with local and loved naturopath Holly Hatton and asked MV Founder Sharon McGlinchey for their tried and tested spring skin prescriptions too.
MV’s Antidotes To Cosmeceutical Damage
Research suggests that cosmetic procedures are on the rise in Australia, with estimates that Australians are spending more than $1 billion each year on cosmetic treatments, including cosmeceutical treatments, Botox and cosmetic surgery – 40 percent more than what Americans spend on a per-capita basis. But in Australia and many other countries, cosmetic surgery is less regulated than the work done by plastic surgeons and is often performed outside of traditional medical environments. This can lead to complications when these treatments are incorrectly administered, or when the proposal treatment protocols are not advised. So what should you put on your skin after you’ve...