free resources
Over my 30+ years of experience working as a beauty therapist I have had the privilege of working intimately with the skin, gaining valuable hands-on insights into the complexities of skin health, and all of its temperamental conditions.
These free eBooks detail my considered and meaningful approach to the management of specific skin conditions.
- Sharon McGlinchey
MV Founder, Sensitive Skin Expert, Celebrity Facialist
Skin Health eBooks
These eBooks will educate, inform, guide, and prescribe. They include insights into each condition (including risk factors), my Top Tips for management, + plus my own Skin Health Program for radiant results.
Sensitive Skin eBook
Sensitive Skin eBook
For those experiencing anything from mild redness and 'sensitised skin', all the way through to the most highly reactive forms of skin sensitivity.
Eczema eBook
Eczema eBook
Finally feel confident to get off the 'steroid cream train' and heal dry, flaky, and inflamed skins. This program is also suitable for those with dermatitis.
Rosacea eBook
Rosacea eBook
A complex condition that often involves long-term antibiotic reliance. Use my program to calm and soothe rosacea, onoging.
"The legacy I wish to leave is not just 'skincare founder' but skin health advocate. Encouraging everyone to love the skin they're in, radiantly."
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Sharon McGlinchey
MV Founder, Celebrity Facialist, Sensitive Skin Expert
The Radiance Starter Kit
The contents of The Radiance Starter Kit contain all the core products that I consider foundational to the management of all inflammatory skin conditions.
Reset the inflammatory cascade, as these formulations are designed to work with the skins own natural rhythms and pathways.
Beauty Rebel
A space where we share educational insights, skin health wisdoms, tricks of the trade, and speak truths.
All the stuff the beauty industry doesn't want you to know....
As spring bursts forth with blooming flowers and longer days, it also ushers in an unwelcome companion: allergies. For many,...
Research suggests that cosmetic procedures are on the rise in Australia, with estimates that Australians are spending more than $1 billion...
Nothing compares to the power of touch. Touch heals, connects, and transforms us. From a simple hug to a...
As spring bursts forth with blooming flowers and longer days, it also ushers in an unwelcome companion: allergies. For many, this season can mean itchy eyes, runny noses, and skin that feels less than its best. To help you navigate these seasonal skin struggles, we’ve consulted with local and loved naturopath Holly Hatton and asked MV Founder Sharon McGlinchey for their tried and tested spring skin prescriptions too.
Research suggests that cosmetic procedures are on the rise in Australia, with estimates that Australians are spending more than $1 billion each year on cosmetic treatments, including cosmeceutical treatments, Botox and cosmetic surgery – 40 percent more than what Americans spend on a per-capita basis. But in Australia and many other countries, cosmetic surgery is less regulated than the work done by plastic surgeons and is often performed outside of traditional medical environments. This can lead to complications when these treatments are incorrectly administered, or when the proposal treatment protocols are not advised.
So what should you put on your skin after you’ve had a cosmeceutical treatment, especially if your skin seems raw or is showing signs of trauma (like redness or irritation)?
Nothing compares to the power of touch. Touch heals, connects, and transforms us. From a simple hug to a...
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