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Treatments
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The super facial
A super facial that reduces fine lines, wrinkles, scarring and redness? It sounds too good to be true - but the Dermapen Fractional Million Makeover ticks those boxes and more. Here's our review.
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Going under the knife
Dermaplaning involves removing dead skin cells and tiny facial hairs - with a scalpel. It may sound scary, but it's not at all says Muddy's Amy Dudgeon. And it skin feels softer, smoother and brighter.
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Lose inches with fat freezing
If you're looking to lose inches fast - whether for a holiday or a special event - try cryotherapy a new fat freezing technique available at AM Aesthetics in Reigate.
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Perfect pampering
For a luxurious facial that also delivers, you'll be needing the Elemis Biotec Line Eraser Facial from Luminis Beauty Spa in Reigate. Add a decadent Murad body polish and you've got yourself the perfect pamper session.
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Get muddy and lose inches
Fancy taking several inches off your body and a few years off your face while you're at it? Enter Jenny from Beautify salon in Caterham. She's your gal!
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Hot lava shell massage
If you like your massage treatments hot and hard, it's got to be the hot lava shell massage. It's just the thing for gnarly shoulder muscles.
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Nilosa facial and massage
A new beauty salon has opened in Frimley with an industry expert at the helm, so there was really only one thing for it. Muddy hot-footed it through the door to sample the treatments.
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Fat freezing
It's billed as the non-surgical alternative to liposuction - but does cryolipolysis really work? Muddy gives the fat-freezing treatment a whirl.
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Get the glow
Loved by celebrities, the COMCIT H20 Glow facial is getting a lot of attention. And why not. Non invasive and with no downtime, it's a brilliant alternative to fillers and injectables.
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The eyes have it
Semi-permanent makeup is here to stay. But what exactly is it? And more importantly, does it hurt? Here's what happened when I submitted to the needle.
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