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Of course I went to a cat cafe whilst in Japan!

Hi Ladies, one more week in Japan until I return home. I am having such a good time.

I will be sending appointment reminders and replying to emails this week whilst here but only intermittently 😉

If you need to make or change a booking just SMS the salon mobile and I will get back to you within about 48 hours. Trace 🥰

Great to see a skincare company being held accountable for false and misleading claims.

Biologi Skincare has been taken to court by the ACCC for claiming it’s Vitamin C Serum contains high levels of Vitamin C. Keep in mind this serum retails for as much as $90 for 15ml! The equivalent of 3 teaspoons for $90…

And it has now been proven there was ZERO, zilch, no Vitamin C in the serum at all.

For twenty years I’ve been advising clients don’t look at the marketing - look at the ingredients. This is why.

Yes, I’m biased. I love Ultraceuticals skincare. But I love it because it’s backed by science and there’s no marketing claims. Your 10% or 23% Vitamin C is guaranteed to contain that Vitamin C and in a form that’s active and accepted by the skin.

All the consumers duped by Biologi Skincare should receive refunds.

Let’s hope this is the start of skincare and make up companies being held accountable in Australia for the claims they make.

The full story can be found on A Current Affair tonight. Those poor women that spent hundreds of dollars on water and glycerin 😭

Skincare brand Biologi breached the Australian Consumer Law - ordered to publish 5 corrective notices | Dundas Lawyers In a recent decision of the Federal Court in Native Extracts Pty Ltd v Plant Extracts Pty Ltd FCA 1265 Downes J issued an initial judgement and made orders ...