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Celebrating the Unstoppable Self-Starters: UK Freelancer Awards Recognise Outstanding Talent

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Business Awards UK takes great pride in presenting the prestigious UK Freelancer Awards, a platform that celebrates the remarkable accomplishments of dynamic and independent professionals who are redefining industries, shattering barriers, and embodying the entrepreneurial spirit within the ever-evolving realm of freelance work.

Winners of the 2022 Freelancer Awards The 2022 Freelancer Awards witnessed the crowning of exceptional winners who left an indelible mark on their respective fields. Here are the notable awardees:

  1. Attila Szelei: Recognised for outstanding projects, significant impact, and excellence in the B2C domain, Attila Szelei emerged as a force to be reckoned with.
  2. Beatriz Jardim: Celebrated for her exceptional freelancing skills, Beatriz Jardim claimed the coveted Best Freelancer Award.
  3. Helen Hill: Helen Hill’s dedication to health and wellbeing, sustainability, and her rise as a promising talent earned her multiple accolades, including the Health Wellbeing Award, Sustainable Freelancer Award, and Rising Star recognition.
  4. Hello Simon: Acknowledged for his digital expertise and exceptional website design, Hello Simon secured the Digital Freelancer Award and the UK Freelancer Best Website title.
  5. Laura Potter: As a young freelancer, Laura Potter showcased tremendous talent and was awarded the Young Freelancer Award.
  6. Lorna Simpson: Lorna Simpson’s impressive debut in the freelance world earned her the Newcomer Freelancer Award.
  7. Motion Videos: Recognised for creativity and excellence in the B2B realm, Motion Videos claimed both the Creative Freelancer Award and the Best B2B Freelancer Award.
  8. WooExpert: WooExpert’s global reach and exceptional services earned them the esteemed Global Freelancer Award.
  9. Yavin Ltd: Celebrated for their professionalism and expertise in providing exceptional services, Yavin Ltd secured the Professional Services Freelancer Award.

Finalists of the 2022 Freelancer Awards The finalists of the 2022 Freelancer Awards also showcased exceptional talent and were recognised for their outstanding achievements. Noteworthy mentions include:

  1. Attila Szelei: Demonstrating excellence in the creative and digital spheres, Attila Szelei garnered recognition as a finalist in both categories.
  2. Beatriz Jardim: Acknowledged for her prowess in professional services and B2B freelancing, Beatriz Jardim stood out as a finalist.
  3. Helen Hill: Helen Hill’s overall brilliance earned her a well-deserved finalist position.
  4. Lorna Simpson: Lorna Simpson’s commendable work as a freelancer positioned her as a finalist.

The UK Freelancer Awards serve as a platform to celebrate and applaud the remarkable achievements of these freelancers. Their unwavering dedication, unmatched expertise, and entrepreneurial spirit continue to inspire and elevate the freelance industry as a whole.

For more information about the UK Freelancer Awards or to request interviews, please contact Business Awards UK.

Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance Addresses SME Funding Inquiry

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Managing Director of Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance, Todd Davison, Emphasises the Importance of SME Funding Inquiry.

“At Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance, we wholeheartedly welcome the review and inquiry into the financing of SMEs,” says Todd Davison, MD of the company. “As a champion of small businesses, we want to see barriers to finance broken down.”

Davison highlights the significance of SME finance as a vital lifeline for businesses grappling with macroeconomic challenges such as inflation, the cost of living crisis, and rising interest rates. He stresses that access to responsible finance is critical to provide SMEs with the breathing space necessary to navigate this demanding period.

“Our response to the Inquiry will include the following recommendations and observations,” Davison adds:

“Our response to the Inquiry will include the following recommendations and observations:

Financial Support for ESG Initiatives

There is currently a big focus on SMEs acting in accordance with strong ESG principles. We all understand the reasons why but the costs can weigh heavy on already cash-strapped operations.  Access to finance and flexible finance solutions should be considered for these initiatives. This would ultimately benefit the market and the economy as a whole.

Improved Awareness and Education

The myriad of SME finance options available for SMEs can be daunting when determining the best loan/finance facilities to suit their needs. There needs to be better education and awareness of the options available, calling on the expertise of commercial finance intermediaries/brokers such as the NACFB to help SMEs navigate for the best options available.

Faster Decisions by Big Banks

Access to finance from the larger banks for SMEs can be difficult and precious time can be wasted in pursuit of the facilities.  We would like to see decisions by the big banks expedited for SMEs so that they have the opportunity to explore other avenues if necessary.

Stress Testing Part of the Loan Process

The process of applying for funding should encourage SMEs to stress test their finances in the event of interest rates rises for example.

Forbearance Measures Made Clearer

With SMEs, cash flow can sometimes fluctuate. Prior to taking finance, SMEs need to check what forbearance/assistance a lender would be able to provide in order to help manage cashflow and repayment obligations.  Policies on interest only repayments, repayment holidays and a clear understanding fees/charges in these circumstances should be provided up front in the application process.

Interest Rates and Personal Finances – Economic Impacts on Manchester Communities

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Manchester is effectively the Northern capital of England, being a seat of industry and a fast-growing urban centre with international appeal. But for those that live here, life is getting harder. Manchester’s swift growth has seen its local economy grow, with prices inflating accordingly – but recent economic events continue to threaten residents of Manchester’s smaller communities, and the fabric of those communities altogether.

Rising Rates of Interest

Rising rates of interest are a direct response to rising inflation. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) tracks the rise in costs of goods and services across the UK, producing a percentage that essentially tracks the severity of the cost-of-living crisis. With inflation still high after over a year, the Bank of England’s attempts to curb inflation involve the hiking of interest rates.

The BoE hopes to reduce economic activity by making it more expensive to borrow money; interest rates apply not just to savings accounts, but also to loans, credit and – crucially – mortgages. As such, borrowing is reducing, but households are impacted.

Direct Community Impacts

It is in this way that Manchester communities are expected to endure increased hardships in the coming months. Rises in interest rates have direct and immediate impacts on mortgage repayments, as those on tracker mortgages see their repayments leap up to meet new rates. Those on fixed rates are briefly saved from the cost, but will have a much steeper rise when that rate eventually ends.

Re-mortgaging has always been a useful way to re-access equity in a property, but with property values set to fall significantly, this could result in even more dire economic consequences for local communities. An alternative, and one which could enable continued mortgage payments and property ownership, comes in the form of equity release – wherein part of a home’s equity is released in advance, and repaid from the estate.

Indirect Impacts

But communities are not just set to be hit by falling property values and high mortgage rates. These same interest rate rises will heavily impact businesses, big and small, in the same communities. Businesses with long-term loans might see their terms change, while newer businesses might struggle to secure affordable funding for new enterprises or growth.

As such, local economies risk being stymied by lower economic activity, negatively impacting neighbourhoods. Small business owners could have to shutter their doors, while customers spend more money seeking the same goods and services elsewhere. In this way, smaller deprived areas like Sale Moor and Blackley risk further deterioration, and the loss of vital economic circulation.

But what is the solution? England’s regions are currently at the mercy of government and Bank of England policy, and the consequences of mistakes made along the way. Continued devolution of powers to regions, as has been happening with Manchester and West Yorkshire, are important first steps in ensuring each region’s best interests are met.

Will Greater Manchester Introduce More Clean Air Zones?

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Cars and other vehicles have been increasingly creating pollution for decades. It’s this increase of harmful emissions in the atmosphere that led to the UK government and some EU countries to introduce a petrol and diesel ban. While there has recently been a move to overturn the ban, there are cities across the taking steps towards reducing pollutants that affect residents.

Will Manchester join these cities? How likely is it that we’ll see Clean Air Zones in the region?

What are Clean Air Zones?

Clean Air Zones (CAZ) are designated areas of a city where there has been a direct move to improve the air quality. Clean Air Zones were originally set to apply to buses, taxis and HGVs. But this was changed to include non-compliant private vehicles. This means that private motorists may be affected by them too.

There are different types of CAZ that are divided into different classes. These classes detail if private vehicles are affected, for instance, motorcycles. The cities that have so far introduced CAZ fall into different classes.

Air pollution in Greater Manchester

According to Clean Air Greater Manchester, air pollution contributes to around 1,200 deaths a year in the region.

Manchester City Council has already taken steps to improve the air quality, listing among other things the funding of the free city centre bus, introducing pedestrianised parts of the centre and improving bus and cycle lanes.

Introducing CAZ in the city remains on the to-do list, however. There was originally a plan in place to set this up in May 2022. But due to major events after the pandemic, such as the cost-of-living crisis, it was agreed that a CAZ at this point could cause “significant hardship”.

While there are financial repercussions of introducing a CAZ at this stage, high pollution levels continue to impact on businesses and communities. There is a deadline in place to have a CAZ ready by 2026, but for those exposed to pollutants every day, it could impact on their health in the meantime.

Switching to EVs

Making the move to electric vehicles now could be a solution in the meantime. The ban on diesel and petrol vehicles may not be introduced for another decade, but getting used to EVs now could help prepare for the phasing out of standard fuel, plus it could bring down emissions in built up areas across Manchester in the meantime.

For those thinking about trying EVs before making the leap to ownership, it could be worth borrowing a friend’s EV to see if it suits you. Taking out temporary insurance and hitting the road for a few hours could be the ideal insight into EVs.

Alternative options

Taking the bus or hopping on the bike might also be helpful alternatives. The free bus that runs through the centre can be particularly helpful if you’ve come into town by train and need to get across the centre.

While the CAZ may still be in the pipeline, there are ways to help reduce emissions in the meantime.

Greater Manchester leaders bullish on Investment Zone potential

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As we approach one year since Investment Zones were first announced by then-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng in the Autumn ‘mini-budget’, mid-market business leaders in Greater Manchester are encouraged by the blueprint for what it could mean for the selected regions. 

In Grant Thornton’s latest Business Outlook Tracker* survey, 60% of business leaders in the Greater Manchester region said that the introduction of Investment Zones will help towards the government’s Levelling Up agenda. 

Businesses can see benefits to local areas from the introduction of Investment Zones, with a significant number of respondents citing that being located within one of the Zones would help to support the local region, with factors such as job creation and skills development (76%) and be beneficial to local businesses (76%). 

Investment Zones provide a number of financial incentives to local businesses in the area and a clear majority (66%) of Greater Manchester business leaders believe that these incentives, such as Stamp Duty Land Tax relief and 100% Business Rates relief, have been focused on the right areas to encourage business investment. While almost three quarters (69%) also believe that being located within an Investment Zone would encourage businesses to stay within the local area. 

However, the survey also revealed that business leaders in Greater Manchester believe that the twelve proposed locations are not completely adequate, with 72% of business leaders believing that there should be more Investment Zones located in other areas in the UK.   

Currently, eight of the 12 proposed Investment Zones will be in England with at least one of the remaining four in each of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Eight have already been shortlisted in England, including Greater Manchester.  

Wayne Butcher, Director of Public Services Advisory at Grant Thornton UK LLP in Manchester, said:  

“From our latest tracker, it is clear business leaders in Manchester can envisage the benefits the extra funding will have on the city, which will hopefully help drive long term economic growth and increase opportunities for all who are located here.  

“The majority of businesses in Manchester were also extremely optimistic about business revenues and funding for the rest of 2023, which is great to see after a period of economic and political uncertainty we have all been privy to.  

“That said, there’s clearly an opinion from businesses in Manchester that we need more throughout the UK to really have an impact on the overall economy too, and I’m sure some regions will feel as if they have missed out on these much-needed funding pots.” 

Fashion & Accessories Brands Unite with Pocket Styler, the World’s Fastest-Growing Interactive Fashion App, to Launch Virtual Collections

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Forward-thinking fashion and accessory brands now have an exclusive opportunity to elevate their sales and visibility by joining forces with the world’s fastest-growing interactive mobile fashion app.

Since its launch in May 2021, Pocket Styler has become a global phenomenon, boasting an astounding 17 million downloads and captivating over 100,000 players who spend 10,000 hours on the app each day.

This digital game empowers players to unleash their creativity by designing and styling avatars for various daily themed events, while fellow gamers cast their votes on the outfits. The game currently boasts a staggering 310+ trillion possible outfit combinations, with 10.5 million looks submitted weekly and over 10 million outfit votes cast daily.

With 70% of users aged over 25 and a remarkable 85% being female, partnering with Pocket Styler provides an exceptional platform for brands to showcase their clothing and accessories to a fashion-conscious audience with disposable income.

For the first time, innovative brands are being invited to present their pitches and collaborate with Pocket Styler, either by offering digital renditions of their collections or by creating unique items for avatars to wear within the app.

In addition to generating widespread awareness among millions of users globally, these partnerships offer the opportunity to significantly drive traffic to brands’ own websites, as gamers are directed to online shops as part of in-play challenges. A recent collaboration with London-based fashion designer David Koma resulted in a remarkable 600% surge in traffic to davidkoma.com.

Moreover, the app serves as an invaluable testing ground for brands to experiment with new ideas before translating them into real-world production.

Pocket Styler’s pitch welcomes fashion and accessories brands, providing a unique opportunity for emerging labels to collaborate with established big-name counterparts.

Limited places are available, and pitches will be held throughout the summer.

Victoria Trofimova, co-founder and CEO of Nordcurrent, the producer of Pocket Styler, stated, “The Pocket Styler audience lives and breathes fashion. Introducing more real-world fashion brands into Pocket Styler is a natural progression as the game continues to expand, and it receives enthusiastic support from millions of players.”

For further details or to pitch for a place in the brands’ program, please email: [email protected].

Celebrating Success: Faye Tomson, Finalist for Women-Led Business of the Year at The British Business Awards 2023

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FAYE TOMSON: Finalist

Faye Tomson, the founder and owner of Tomson Consulting and District Eating, has been selected as a finalist in the highly esteemed Women-Led Business of the Year category at The British Business Awards 2023.

This prestigious award acknowledges the exceptional accomplishments of female entrepreneurs and business leaders in establishing and nurturing successful ventures. The judging panel has recognised Faye’s company for its remarkable growth, diverse customer base, and her ability to overcome challenges as a business leader over the past two years.

Faye embarked on her entrepreneurial journey in 2016 when she founded Tomson Consulting, driven by her passion for the field and a deep sense of purpose. Her entry into the industry began after she made the decision, at the age of 26, to pursue a foundation course in Renewable Energy Technology at Cornwall College.

Her fascination with the subject led her to receive scholarships for Energy and Environmental Engineering studies at Leeds University, where she excelled and earned a first-class honours degree. This accomplishment opened the doors to a career that commenced with her involvement in biomass fuel production for a renewables company.

From that point forward, Faye’s career soared to new heights. She assumed the role of an energy manager, developed business plans for heat networks, authored decarbonisation plans for housing associations, and spearheaded an insulation program. Her expertise caught the attention of a company in Scotland, which eagerly recruited her.

For five years, Faye thrived as an Energy and Environmental Engineering Consultant, gaining invaluable experience in resource efficiency audits and carbon management plans. Notably, she played a pivotal role in designing a sterling renewable energy project unveiled by Nicola Sturgeon and contributed to the establishment of the Earls Gate EfW plant in Grangemouth. Her involvement in the Edinburgh heat network project also earned widespread recognition for its exemplary nature within the industry.

However, Faye faced increasing challenges as a woman in a male-dominated business, and her situation became even more precarious when she became a single parent at the age of 30. Balancing the demands of her career and childcare seemed insurmountable, and despite seeking part-time positions, she found it impossible to secure suitable employment. Determined to forge her own path, she ventured into becoming a meditation teacher.

Eventually, Faye secured a position with the Heat Networks Delivery Unit, which offered more favorable hours and allowed her to review feasibility studies and contribute to heat network projects while raising her daughter, Daisy. Despite the improved circumstances, the challenges of juggling a fixed schedule and childcare persisted, prompting Faye to take matters into her own hands.

Motivated by the desire to work in a business that prioritised family and personal life without compromising professionalism, Faye founded Tomson Consulting Ltd. This bold step has proven immensely successful, and her business now employs a team of six individuals who thrive in an inclusive and diverse environment. Notably, Faye even welcomed one of her former bosses—an industry expert in carbon management planning and auditing—into her team, as they embraced the fresh approach her business embodied.

Following the establishment of Tomson Consulting as a respected market presence, Faye’s research on heat networks led to the inception of District Eating in 2019. This innovative venture focuses on utilising waste heat for greenhouse food production, showcasing Faye’s commitment to sustainability and resource optimisation.

By managing her time and priorities, Faye has fostered the growth of her businesses by assembling a team of qualified experts who work harmoniously, offering specialised services across various industries, with a particular emphasis on farming, food supply, and supermarkets. Employees enjoy the flexibility to determine their own working hours, ensuring a balance between personal needs and client projects.

“We are a content and dedicated team that defies outdated notions of restrictive employment patterns. Our flexibility not only enhances outcomes but also provides a more effective service to our clients,” shared Faye.

By establishing new standards for running an engineering business, Faye continues to make remarkable strides toward achieving her professional goals. Her next project, which involves extracting warm water from tin mines in Cornwall, has generated excitement within the industry.

“There is an abundance of opportunities to harness energy that would otherwise go to waste. Running my own company enables me to pursue my professional goals on my terms, free from outdated expectations,” affirms Faye.

Faye remains at the forefront of thought leadership and innovation, actively encouraging other women to follow in her footsteps. She believes that personal commitments, such as starting a family, should not hinder anyone’s active participation in the thrilling realm of engineering.

“These are truly exciting times, and there is no reason why having a family or other personal obligations should impede full engagement in this dynamic field,” she asserts.

Delighted to receive recognition for her role as a female business leader, Faye eagerly anticipates further accolades for other accomplished women in similar positions.

“The industry has been in dire need of change, and I am pleased that positive strides are being acknowledged,” she concludes.

Club Ten’s Gradual Tanning Moisturiser: The Ultimate Game-Changer for Men’s Tanning!

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Introducing Club Ten’s Men’s Gradual Tanning Moisturiser with the alluring scent of Fresh Leaf Tobacco. This revolutionary product offers a natural-looking, healthier tan that can be built up gradually over several applications or days.

Club Ten was founded with the vision of enhancing the aesthetic of the modern man without compromise. While many men still rely solely on sun exposure for their tan, the toll it takes on the skin is significant – premature aging and an increased risk of melanoma.

What sets Club Ten’s Men’s Gradual Tanning Moisturiser apart is its distinctive fresh leaf tobacco scent, making it uniquely tailored to men compared to the self-tanning products traditionally targeted towards women.

Application is effortless, requiring no tanning mitt. The gradual tanning effect ensures that users avoid the embarrassment of an unnatural orange tone. This simple solution makes self-tanning more accessible for men who prioritise their appearance but may feel uncertain about the process. It can be applied on both the face and body.

In the UK, men are twice as likely to succumb to skin cancer compared to women[i]. Research has also shown that initial exposure to sunbed tanning before the age of 35 is associated with a 75% increase in the risk of developing skin cancer[ii]. Club Ten’s Men’s Gradual Tanning Moisturiser provides a safe tanning alternative to sunbeds and harmful UV exposure.

However, Club Ten’s Men’s Gradual Tanning Moisturiser offers more than just a fake tan. Our vegan formula incorporates premium moisturising ingredients such as Shea Butter and Sodium Hyaluronate, the fastest-absorbing form of Hyaluronic Acid. These components not only combat signs of aging but also deeply hydrate the skin, providing dual-action benefits for men who wish to invest in their appearance for both the short and long term.

Purchase Club Ten’s Men’s Gradual Tanning Moisturiser (£24.95 for 500ml) on Amazon and at Club-Ten.co.uk.

[i] Melanoma UK
[ii] Melanoma UK

MANCHESTER’S TOP SHOPS FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE REVEALED

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Annual survey sees city centre stores and restaurants collectively achieve record overall customer satisfaction score of 85%

Manchester’s shops and restaurants are delivering record levels of customer service, according to an annual survey commissioned by Manchester City Centre Business Improvement District.

City centre stores and hospitality businesses recorded an overall customer satisfaction score of 85%, up 3% from 2022, with more than 200 out of the 300 businesses taking part scoring over 80% and 31 businesses scoring a perfect 100%.

Conducted by respected industry market research experts, Storecheckers, 300 Manchester city centre businesses received ‘secret shopper’ visits over the last two months, which revealed the city’s top shops and hospitality businesses for customer service across 17 different categories including Fashion, Health & Beauty, Home & Lifestyle, Bank & Building Society, Technology, Restaurant and Casual Dining.

The winners of each category were announced today (Tuesday 4 July) at an Awards Breakfast at the Royal Exchange Theatre with Manchester radio DJs Rachel Burke-Davies and Rob Ellis on hand to present the winners with their awards.

Scooping the award for Advised Customer Service was Kuoni Travel on King Street, while the Jewellery award went to David M Robinson in St Ann’s Square. Vodafone UK took top spot in the Technology category, with Hotel Chocolat in Manchester Arndale picking up the award in the Home & Lifestyle category. In Food & Drink, Simon Shaw’s El Gato Negro on King Street took home the customer service award in the Restaurant category with Wolf Italian Street Food in Manchester Arndale’s Halle Place securing the award for Casual Dining and Gong Cha and Black Sheep Coffee being crowned joint winners in the coffee shop/ takeaway category.

Full list of winners:

Advised Customer Service – Kuoni

Bank & Building Society – Lloyds Bank

Boutique Men – Charles Tyrwhitt

Boutique Women – Oliver Bonas

Fashion (Large Store) – Hollister

Fashion Stores – Burberry

Footwear – Kurt Geiger

General & Food Retail – Marks and Spencer

Health & Beauty – Neal’s Yard Remedies

Home & Lifestyle – Hotel Chocolat

Jeweller – David M Robinson

Stationary & Books – Ryman

Technology – Vodafone UK

Hospitality Restaurant – El Gato Negro

Hospitality Casual Dining – Wolf Italian Street Food

Hospitality Quick Service – Fuel Juice Bar

Hospitality Coffee Shop / Food Takeaway – joint winners – Gong Cha and Black Sheep Coffee

Phil Schulze, Manchester City Centre BID Manager said: “Manchester is one of the UK’s top three destinations for international and domestic visitors and the only UK city to feature in Lonely Planet’s prestigious annual list as a top world destination for 2023, so it’s imperative that our levels of customer service are as excellent as the city we represent.

“These results are a real credit to our city centre retail, service and hospitality businesses who have demonstrated a tremendous amount of resilience in what remains a challenging time for their sectors.”

Manchester City Centre Business Improvement District represents more than 600 city centre businesses including retail, hospitality and offices. In recent years Manchester BID has played an instrumental role in the city’s recovery post-Covid and brings city centre businesses together with key authorities including Manchester City Council, Marketing Manchester, Transport for Greater Manchester, and Greater Manchester Police – alongside many delivery, creative and media partners.

Currently in its third five-year term, the BID supports businesses through its operational and lobbying services, attracts visitors, shoppers, and workers into the city centre through its annual events calendar, and continues to deliver regional, national, and international promotional campaigns.

As well as funding a team of City Hosts (Tourist Information Officers), the BID has developed, and now annually delivers, some of the city’s most exciting public events, driving additional footfall, spend and positive PR for the city centre. Events include the Manchester Flower Festival, Halloween in the City, student shopping events in partnership with Manchester Arndale, and the city’s popular Chinese New Year celebrations in collaboration with the Federation of Chinese Associations of Manchester (FCAM).

The BID also delivers a substantial regular programme of street cleaning and environmental improvements to continue to enhance the city centre.

More information can be found at manchesterbid.com

Introducing the Exquisite and Affordable Silver Skincare Collection by Silver Magazine

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In a remarkable unveiling, Silver Magazine, the foremost authority on embracing life after 50, takes immense pride in introducing its latest creation—the opulent Silver Skincare collection. This momentous expansion is an integral part of the grand launch of the Silver Lifestyle brand, an all-encompassing initiative dedicated to holistic wellness, knowledge acquisition, and captivating live events.

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE COLLECTION

Crafted with mature skin in mind, the Silver Skincare collection is a meticulously curated array of products that embody the essence of nature, embodying cruelty-free principles and mostly vegan ingredients. Acknowledging the unique requirements of mature individuals, this range offers a transformative and nourishing experience, enhancing and cherishing the inherent beauty that accompanies age.

Embracing the concept of PRO-ageing instead of anti-ageing, Silver has always championed a positive outlook on the aging process.

Sam Harrington-Lowe, the visionary founder who herself possesses mature skin, has poured her heart and soul into creating a collection that truly comprehends and addresses the specific concerns of mature individuals. Harrington-Lowe shares, “As someone with mature skin, my aspiration was to develop a line of skincare products that exude not only luxury and efficacy but also affordability. Outstanding skincare should be accessible to all, without an exorbitant price tag.”

THE COLLECTION UNVEILED

The Silver Skincare collection presents an essential array of products that cater to the needs of mature skin. Among them, the Collagen Face Cream and Eye Gel stand out, providing profound hydration and effectively diminishing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. This exceptional range also features an invigorating All-in-One Body Wash, a rejuvenating Refreshing Face Mask, a Gentle Facial Scrub that revitalises the skin, and a heavenly lavender-scented Toner.

However, the true star of this remarkable show is the Pro-Ageing Stem Cell Regenerator Serum, which has already garnered widespread attention. This revolutionary serum has sparked immense excitement, harnessing advanced skincare technology to boost skin regeneration and hydration, improve elasticity, and enhance overall skin tone. It has been lauded as a luxurious embrace for your skin.

Beyond the Silver Skincare collection, Silver Magazine remains dedicated to delivering affordable luxury. As an integral part of the Silver Lifestyle brand, the magazine introduces retreats, educational programs, enriching courses, and an array of captivating live events, all designed to celebrate and empower the mature community.

The Silver Skincare collection is now available for purchase exclusively at shop.silvermagazine.co.uk, inviting you to indulge in the epitome of refined skincare at an affordable price point.

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