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'Salon1336 is fantastic. It can take a girl a very long time, if ever at all, to find a salon she can rely on. I've been a customer there now for 4 years and not once have I considered trying somewhere else. The team - their skill and expertise is exceptional. They're friendly, helpful and always give good, honest advise. I'd recommend Salon1336 to anyone out there who wants a good hair day.'

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Tuesday, 23/02/2010

NEW Dermalogica dedicated website launched

Friday, 12/02/2010

Salon showcases 2010 bridal hair at wedding fair

Thursday, 21/01/2010

New look for Salon 1336

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 Wednesday 9.00 - 5.30pm
 Thursday 10.00 - 7.30pm
 Friday 9.00 - 5.30pm
 Saturday 8.00 - 4.00pm
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Skin type v Skin Condition

Understanding your skin

A common mistake made by both client and skin therapist's is not knowing the difference between skin type and skin condition. These are 2 different things and must be determined by the professional skin therapist.

Skin type
A skin type is genetically determined by our parents. Skin type is defined by the amount of oil the skin produces from sebaceous glands, along with reactivity and sensitivity of nerves and capillaries. Over-active sebaceous activity will produce an oily skin, and under-active sebaceous glands will produce a dry skin. A reactive skin with excessive capillary activity and sensitivity will result in flushing, red skin that may easily experience stinging or burning sensations.

Skin condition
A skin condition is constantly changing and is determined by your environment and product routines. Other factors that contribute to skin condition can be surgery, medication, stress and illness.

The most common skin conditions that cause concern include dehydration, sensitivity, premature ageing, dry flakey patches, oiliness, breakouts and pigmentation.