Travelling Skin Care

21/12/2025

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.

16/11/2025

Therapists please pay serious attention to this post. Our industry finds itself in a huge predicament due to the Allied Health Professionals Council SA (AHPCSA)

This is what your business might be facing:

The proposed inclusion of Somatology is not speculation.
It is published in Government Gazette 53210, GoN 6534 (22 August 2025).
And the restrictions we highlighted are not "opinions."
They come directly from AHPCSA's own rules:
• Product retail prohibited: Ethical
Rule 7
• Commission prohibited: Ethical
Rule 7(2)
• No promotional marketing:
Ethical Rule 10
• No shared premises: Ethical Rule
8
• No social media advertising that promotes services: Advertising Guidelines, AHPCSA website
•Scope of practice limits: Allied Health Professions Act, Section 16
If you want the truth, read the actual documents — not the comments online.


Read the
Government Gazette,
Not Opinions

💥 CALL TO ACTION 💥
The future of South Africa’s beauty & skincare industry is at stake — and we need you to stand with us!

The petition: 👉 [https://c.org/QHJ59bWvMT](https://c.org/QHJ59bWvMT)

Why this matters:
✨ Our industry is built on skill, passion and opportunity — uplifting thousands of women and youth, and contributing billions to our economy.
🔍 But the proposed Allied Health Professions Act (No. 65 34 of 22 August 2025) threatens to lump the beauty, skincare and wellness sector under an unrelated "Allied Health" framework — risking the exclusion of qualified therapists, trainers and salon owners.
👥 We are not against regulation — we support fair and professional oversight. But it must be inclusive, industry-specific and developed with us, not imposed on us.

What we’re asking:
✅ Pause the Act’s implementation.
✅ Engage all stakeholders across South Africa.
✅ Recognise beauty & skincare as a distinct profession (not just part of “Allied Health”).
✅ Support equitable access to accredited education. ([c.org][1])
✅ Give statutory status to South African Association of Health & Skincare Professionals (SAAHSP) so our voices are heard.

📣 Every signature counts. By signing, you’re standing up for fairness, empowerment and the right of every qualified professional — regardless of background — to work, grow and contribute.

👉 Sign here: [https://c.org/QHJ59bWvMT](https://c.org/QHJ59bWvMT)
🙏 Please like, share and tag the people you know in the beauty, skincare & wellness space — let’s make our voices heard loud and clear!

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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05/11/2025

All Beauty Therapists : Please sign this petition!

More info on South African Association of Health and Skin Care Professionals

https://c.org/HCYzJh87Rp

Powderpuff Permanent Make-Up
Vicky Dennett

26/10/2025

Sunscreen protects the skin from harmful UV rays, but many misconceptions lead to improper use. SPF measures protection against UVB rays that cause sunburn, while PA measures protection against UVA rays responsible for ageing and deeper damage. Broad-spectrum sunscreens that offer both are best.

Higher SPF values (like SPF 100) don’t provide significantly more protection than SPF 50—the key is proper and frequent reapplication every two hours.

Sunscreen is necessary even on cloudy days, SPF 100 isn’t twice as effective as SPF 50, sunscreen alone doesn’t prevent all skin cancers, it must be reapplied regularly, and all skin tones need protection.

A mineral-based sunscreen (also called a physical sunscreen) uses natural minerals like zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide as its active ingredients to protect your skin from the sun.

Here’s how it works:
   •   These minerals sit on the surface of the skin and physically block or reflect harmful UV rays before they can pe*****te the skin.

29/09/2025

Hi, I’m Hannalie, a mobile beauty therapist serving the Atlantic Seaboard and CBD areas for the last 25 years.

I studied at Isa Carstens Academy in Stellenbosch and have further training in massage, Reiki, dry needling and advanced skincare.

I hold qualifications in Personal Training and Specialised Nutrition.

📲 Contact me on WhatsApp: 082 896 1729

22/09/2025

Nimue’s Multi Night Plus+ is a PM rejuvenation treatment for mature or environmentally damaged skin.

🌙 Firms and plumps the skin
💦 Reduces dryness and restores moisture balance
🔬 Uses biotechnology to improve skin density, texture and long-term resilience

A true night-time powerhouse that brings comfort, softness and visible transformation.

Hannalie 0828961729

21/09/2025

Wishing you a joyous celebration! 🍯

Thank you for your support throughout 🍎 🍏

Hannalie

05/09/2025

Uneven skin tone starts below the surface and that’s exactly where Nimue works.

Nimue’s Fader range is formulated to
🫧improve uneven skin tone

🫧reduce hyperpigmentation

🫧support brighter,
healthier-looking skin day and night.☀️🌛

Powered by:
🧪Niacinamide – Reduces discolouration and improves skin texture
🍊Vitamin C derivative – Brightens and protects
💎Diglucosyl Gallic Acid – Skin-brightening and calming
Synthesised Peptides – Gently rejuvenate and support cell renewal💫

09/08/2025

Today we acknowledge the impact of every South African woman – past, present and future. May your voice always be heard, your presence always felt and your legacy always remembered. Happy National Women’s Day from us at Nimue. 🤍