Partnerships
Below are eco-friendly products and supplements we recommend at the clinic, chosen for their ability to complement our skincare treatments. These are items we have personally used or found to be highly beneficial for our clients.
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Sustainable Beauty
These bamboo pads are a great alternative to cotton wool. They are washable and durable and we like the charcoal colour because we all know make-up stains material and who wants white pads that end up looking a horrible colour even though they are clean. This set of 24 are very reasonably priced making it a cost effective eco friendly swap!
The Cheeky Panda facial tissues are made from 100% Bamboo. A sustainable alternative that produces 65.5% fewer emissions compared traditional tissue materials. I find them soft and kind to the skin but also stronger than normal tissues so they are longer lasting. The Cheeky Panda tissue box and tissues are 100% plastic free. They are committed to reducing plastic waste and remove unnecessary plastic packaging wherever we can.
Supplements
Always anxious about reaching the toilet in time? Bathroom breaks robbing you of sleep? We have teamed up with Jude to support our Pelvic Lift Treatment to help with stress incontinence. Pelvic Lift works on strengthening the pelvic floor muscles and Jude is a supplement containing 2 simple ingredients, pumpkin seeds and soy phytoestrogen, clinically proven to in 12 weeks significantly reduced urination urgency, daytime and nighttime frequency, and incontinence. Experience the transformation in just 12 weeks: ✅ Relieve your need-to-go urgency ✅ Sleep through the night ✅ Get fewer leaks You can get a 25% discount through our link.
Why this FREE handbook and why bladder care is important? 14 million people in the UK have bladder problems – that’s one in five of us, and one in three women specifically. At Jude they believe the conversation around bladder and pelvic health is well overdue, but stigma and myths surrounding it means many of us don’t know where to start. They don’t believe poor bladder health has to be a “normal” part of ageing, nor a byproduct of childbirth you should just put up with. We’re here to root for you and your right to lead the life you want to live, starting with this guide!
What is a bladder diary? A bladder diary is a simple chart which allows you to record the fluid you drink and the urine you pass during the day and night, as well as document if you have urgency and/or accidental urine leakages. How can a diary help? Gather data for you and your GP Pinpoint behaviours you can change Ground observations with patterns How to use it? Complete it over 3 days (not necessarily consecutive) prior to your clinic appointment