Travelling Skin Care

25/03/2026

What is HEMA in nail products? 💅

HEMA (hydroxyethyl methacrylate) is a common ingredient used in many nail systems to help products bond properly to the natural nail. It plays an important role in preventing lifting and improving long-lasting results.

It’s also widely used in medical and dental fields—which shows it’s not a “bad” ingredient, but one that needs to be used correctly.

So why do we hear about allergies?
HEMA has a very small molecular size, which means it can pe*****te the skin more easily. With repeated skin contact over time, this can lead to sensitivity or allergic reactions.

The good news? This is largely preventable.

As professionals, we follow strict hygiene and application protocols to protect you:

✨ Avoiding product touching the skin
✨ Thoroughly removing any accidental contact immediately
✨ Using proper protective measures
✨ Maintaining high application standards

Is HEMA-free the answer?
Not always. Allergies can develop to many ingredients—not just HEMA. Simply switching products without correcting application techniques may not prevent future reactions.

Your safety comes first 🤍
If you ever notice redness, itching, or sensitivity, it’s important to let your nail technician know and consult a healthcare professional for proper testing.

Healthy nails start with informed care + professional application.

23/03/2026

23/03/2026

My name is Hannalie and I’m a beauty therapist in Cape Town. I have been in the mobile business for 25 years.

I completed my studies at Isa Carstens (Stellenbosch) and have obtained various other qualifications over the years (including Nutrition).

I travel around the Atlantic Seaboard and CBD areas.

I offer manicures, pedicures, waxing, lash & brow tinting, Nimue Skin Technology Rejuvenation Treatments, massage (sports, swedish) & Reiki.

Send me a whatsapp on 0828961729 should you need any of these services.


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15/03/2026

Dalton Weight — Why It Matters in Collagen

Marine and bovine collagen differ mainly in source and collagen type.

Marine collagen (from fish) is mostly Type I collagen, the primary collagen found in human skin, supporting elasticity, firmness, and fine lines.

Bovine collagen (from cows) contains Type I and Type III collagen, which support skin, hair, nails, and connective tissue.

However, an important factor beyond the source is Dalton weight (molecular weight).

Dalton weight refers to the size of the collagen peptides. The smaller the peptide, the easier it is for the body to absorb. These smaller fragments are known as hydrolysed collagen or collagen peptides.

Many standard collagen supplements contain molecules of around 10,000 Daltons, which are more difficult for the body to absorb efficiently. High-quality hydrolysed collagen is typically around 2,000 Daltons or lower, allowing it to pass more easily through the intestinal wall and into the bloodstream.

In simple terms: it’s not only about how much collagen you take, but how well your body can absorb it. Molecular size and quality are therefore key factors.

Clinical Evidence

Unlike skincare products, dietary supplements are not always required to prove clinical efficacy. For this reason, it is important to choose products that are:

• Clinically tested on the finished product
• Evaluated by independent laboratories
• Tested under dermatological supervision.

If you would like to make an appointment you can WhatsApp me on 0828961729
My price list is pinned to my profile.

Thank you

21/02/2026

PEPTIDES vs GROWTH FACTORS vs EXOSOMES 🧬
What’s the REAL difference in skin rejuvenation?

In advanced aesthetics, these three are often grouped together — but they work at very different biological levels.

Here’s what actually matters:

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✨ PEPTIDES
Small chains of amino acids that act as cell messengers.
They signal the skin to support collagen, strengthen the barrier, and improve repair processes.

✔️ Excellent for maintenance & prevention
✔️ Stable and safe for daily topical use
✔️ Best for early ageing & barrier support
⚠️ Mostly work in the upper skin layers unless delivery is enhanced

Think of peptides as: gentle communicators.

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🌱 GROWTH FACTORS
Naturally occurring proteins that regulate cell growth and healing.

✔️ Stronger biological activity than peptides
✔️ Support regeneration and post-treatment recovery
✔️ Useful after microneedling, lasers, peels

⚠️ Stability and sourcing are critical
⚠️ Quality varies between brands

Think of growth factors as: direct instructions to repair.

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🔬 EXOSOMES
Tiny extracellular vesicles released by cells. They contain growth factors, proteins, lipids, and genetic signalling molecules.

✔️ Advanced regenerative signalling
✔️ Used increasingly in post-procedure protocols
✔️ Potential for deeper cellular communication

⚠️ Research is still evolving
⚠️ Regulation and standardisation vary widely

Think of exosomes as: delivery packages carrying multiple repair signals.

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💡 The Truth?
They don’t compete. They function at different levels of skin communication.

Peptides = maintenance & signalling
Growth factors = regeneration support
Exosomes = complex cellular messaging

Results always depend on:
✔️ Skin condition
✔️ Treatment modality
✔️ Delivery method
✔️ Consistency

There is no “miracle ingredient” — only intelligent skin strategy.

ProfessionalSkincare SkinEducation

01/02/2026

!QMS one of the most effective skin care ranges you can find.

12/01/2026

Price list for 2026

05/01/2026

My name is Hannalie and I’m a beauty therapist in Cape Town. I have been in the mobile business for 25 years.

I completed my studies at Isa Carstens (Stellenbosch) and have obtained various other qualifications over the years (including Nutrition).

I travel around the Atlantic Seaboard and CBD areas.

I offer manicures, pedicures, waxing, lash & brow tinting, Nimue Skin Technology Rejuvenation Treatments, massage (sports, swedish) & Reiki.

Send me a whatsapp on 0828961729 should you need any of these services.

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24/11/2025

My name is Hannalie and I’m a beauty therapist in Cape Town and has been in the mobile business for 25 years. I completed my studies at Isa Carstens in Stellenbosch and have obtained many other qualifications over the years.

I travel around the Atlantic Seaboard and CBD areas.

I offer manicures, pedicures, waxing, lash & brow tinting, Nimue Skin Technology Rejuvenation Treatments, massage (sports, swedish).

I hold certifications in Nutrition & personal training.

I’m available on whatsapp at 0828961729.

17/11/2025

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The Hard Legal Truth

If Somatology is moved under AHPCSA, the following becomes law:

• No retailing skincare products
Source: Ethical Rule 7 + Advertising Regulations

• No earning commission
Source: Ethical Rule 7(2)

• No spa/salon shared spaces
Source: Ethical Rule 8

• No treatment advertising or promotions
Source: Ethical Rule 10

• Strict limits on how you describe services
Source: AHPCSA Advertising Guidelines

• No working outside your statutory scope
Source: Allied Health Professions Act, Section 16

These aren’t interpretations — these are exact clauses.

12/11/2025

Qms Body Duo

Say hello to the ultimate body care duo that transforms your daily routine into a luxurious ritual.

Step 1: Exfoliating Body Foam
This isn’t your average scrub. The QMS Exfoliating Body Foam features a unique, luxurious foam texture that gently removes dull, dead skin cells—no abrasives, no damage. Instead, it uses a synergistic blend of fruit acids and enzymes to:
Boost skin renewal
Hydrate and protect dry skin
Brighten and even out skin tone
Stimulate collagen production
Improve absorption of active ingredients
Step 1: Exfoliating Body Foam
This isn’t your average scrub. The QMS Exfoliating Body Foamfeatures a unique, luxurious foam texture that gently removes dull, dead skin cells—no abrasives, no damage. Instead, it uses a synergistic blend of fruit acids and enzymes to:
Boost skin renewal
Hydrate and protect dry skin
Brighten and even out skin tone
Stimulate collagen production
Improve absorption of active ingredients

How to Use: Apply 1–2 times per week to clean, dry skin. Leave on for 10 minutes before rinsing off—or leave overnight for a deep treatment.
Pro tip: Apply it to your elbows and knees before bed, and wake up with skin that feels renewed, velvety, and soft.

Step 2: Collagen Body Lotion
Follow your exfoliation with our QMSCollagen Body Lotion for long-lasting moisture and skin regeneration. Powered by the innovative Neotec A15® complex, this high-performance lotion delivers:
Immediate relief from dryness and tightness
Soothing comfort for sensitive, irritated skin
A stronger skin barrier
Firmer, more elastic skin
Reduced signs of ageing

How to Use: Apply morning and evening, ideally after using the Exfoliating Body Foam for maximum effect.
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