Where making you feel good about yourself is my goal!
My passion is skincare; whether its young problematic/acne prone skin or more mature menopausal skin
I will offer treatments and guidance on how to improve it.
I offer a variety of Beauty treatments, using quality products ensuring you get the best results.
In 2023 I was awarded The British Hair & Beauty Home Salon of the year silver award!
All appointments are private and one to one, consultations are available to book.
Your safety is my priority.....my Beauty room is licenced and insured.
Please note that some treatments require a patch test at least 48 hrs before treatment can commence.
I look forward to meeting you...….Jo x
What to Expect
After your microneedling treatment, your skin may appear pink or red and feel similar to mild sunburn. This is normal and typically settles within 24–48 hours.
For the first 3 hours, your skin has tiny micro‑channels that remain open. Please follow the guidance below to support optimal healing.
Immeadiately After Treatment (First 3 Hours)
Do not touch your face, do not apply any creams or lotions. Avoid sweating, heat, and sun exposure. After 3 hours, hyaluronic acid may be applied if needed
Rest of the day
Do not wear makeup. Sleep on a clean pillowcase.
Also avoid physical exercise, swimming, saunas, steam rooms and sunbeds. Exclude these for 72 hours.
Inflammatory Phase (Days 1–5)
Your skin is responding to the controlled micro‑injuries created during treatment. What’s happening?
Increased blood flow, activation of the immune response, redness, warmth, and sensitivity. Skin begins clearing debris and preparing for repair.
Care during this phase:
Use gentle skincare only. Keep the skin hydrated, avoid exfoliation, avoid retinols (Vitamin A) and strong actives, wear SPF daily when outdoors.
Fibroplastic Phase (Days 5–14)
Your skin begins rebuilding and strengthening. What’s happening?
Fibroblasts activate new collagen and elastin begins forming, texture gradually improves, mild dryness or flaking may occur.
Care during this phase:
Continue hydrating and protecting the skin, slowly reintroduce mild actives if your skin feels comfortable; avoid harsh exfoliants or strong retinoids. Support healing with calming, hydrating products
DAYS 1–5: What to do
Use gentle skincare products, apply SPF daily, avoid exfoliating. Avoid retinols (Vitamin A). Keep skin clean and hydrated.
Days 1-5 recommended topical products
Kiwi/Linseed Oil
High Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid
Growth Factor Serum
Vitamins A, C & E
Beta Glucan
Green Tea Extract Serum
Sun Protection (factor 30/50)
Days 5-14 additional topical products
Copper Peptides
Azelaic Acid
Optional boosters for healing
These can help soothe, hydrate, and support your skin:
Omega‑3 supplements
Daily hyaluronic acid
Hydrating sheet masks
Peptide serums
Red light therapy (LED mask)
Adding some or all of these can help your skin feel calmer and look its best as it heals.
Products available
A selection of suitable skincare products are available to purchase from The Garden Room.
