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How beauty treatments have changed over the years

Beauty treatments have evolved into little habits that serve as love letters to ourselves.

It’s confidence, heart, and soul all bundled into one sleek, SPF-protected package. What was once considered a luxury has evolved into a daily wellness practice.

Beauty and skincare routines have transformed from “once in a while” to “holy grail.”

How the COVID-19 pandemic changed skincare habits

Some of us looked in the mirror during the COVID-19 pandemic, not just to check the Zoom lighting, but to truly notice our skin.

The era of skin care routines began, and for those of us who hardly ever left the house, sunscreen took centre stage. It became necessary rather than optional.

There was a surge in demand for brands that offered treatments that were gentle, effective, and gave people a glowing appearance.

Sorbet celebrates its 200th store at Somerset Mall

By launching its 200th store at Somerset Mall recently, Sorbet marked a significant milestone.

It solidified its standing as a well-known brand in our country’s beauty sector, offering facials, chemical peels, body massages, and scrubs that exfoliate both your skin.

As well as partnering with brands such as Lelive, Dermalogica, and Motherkind, just to name a few.

Emphasising high-quality products, professional skincare, and customer service, the beauty powerhouse has effectively made these treatments affordable, encouraging more people to make self-investments.

 

 

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Two cutting-edge skin care treatments from Sorbet

Resurfacing actives and serums are infused deeply into the skin using a high-tech device in nanoinfusion.

Luminfusion is a no-downtime procedure that improves the youthfulness, brightness, and smoothness of skin.

Professional-grade, non-invasive, safe, and appropriate for the majority of skin types, these treatments are supported by skincare specialists at Sorbet.

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