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Having been plagued by the dreaded acne during my teen years - and well beyond - I’ve always been acutely aware of how much one’s self-confidence can be tied up with the condition of one’s skin. After all, our face is the first thing people see when they look at us. Many a ‘bad skin day’ has made me want to curl up in bed and put off facing the world for a while, and I’m sure I’m not the only one who has felt this way.

Laser hair removal is the most effective method of removing unwanted hair. The question is why continue to wax and shave, when you can have a smooth and silky body with a course of laser hair removal. 

Now in its fourth year, the Athlone Towncentre-sponsored Friday Fair Lady Best Dressed Competition at the Galway Races has certainly found its place on the calendars of the most stylish race-goers in the country.

Neptune have a deep respect for furniture that is thoughtfully made from exquisite materials and with functionality, form, and proportion.

Many skin imperfections can result from sun damage, acne, ageing, or a build-up of dead skin cells that clog pores, making the skin appear dull, wrinkled, spotty, scarred, and uneven.

The annual summer event at Therapie Clinic Athlone will take place this Friday, July 1. Each year Therapie Clinic offer exclusive discounts and special treats for clients in the run-up to the summer, and this year promises to be better than ever.

Hair loss can affect men, women, and children, it can be very distressing for any person who is suffering from hair loss. At HnBC Hair Loss Clinic the most common type of hair loss seen is androgenetic alopecia, commonly referred to as female or male pattern baldness. 

Nail fungal therapy, which has taken the world by storm, is now available in Galway. The new and revolutionary treatment is known as PACT and uses a photosensitive gel combined with LED light. It is safe and gentle, with no side effects, no drugs, and is fast and effective. It works regardless of severity and kills fungus and bacteria.

Q: When I was in school, I was told it was crucial to sit still in job interviews. Hands down by my side, feet planted firmly on the floor. That was then: now, I’m 44 years of age and I am a, shall we say, expressive speaker: I move my hands, I shrug my shoulders, and I incorporate various other movements and gestures when speaking. Whenever I go for a job interview, the advice given to my 17 year-old self continues to ring in my ears and I find myself defaulting to it – your thoughts, please. (DO, email).

Like all women out there, you’ve probably tried every possible form of hair removal, just to try and keep yourself looking good and feeling even better about yourself. Am I right?