Tilly Rose Skin Care Boutique

13/05/2026

🚨 EXCITING LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENT! 🚨

Today, SKCIN are incredibly proud to launch 'Expose The Glow' - a brand-new interactive education initiative for secondary schools designed to tackle the growing influence of tanning misinformation and harmful UV trends targeting young people online. ☀️📱

Expose The Glow is a youth-informed, classroom experience that transforms students into “misinformation detectives”, challenging them to investigate real-world online claims through discussion, interaction and voting - exposing the truth behind each claim and encouraging safer, more informed choices.

👉 Why does this matter?
Because social media is increasingly normalising dangerous tanning behaviours, from the glamorisation of sunburn to misleading messaging around sunbeds, tanning products and sunscreen.

Our, ongoing survey of 11–18-year-olds revealed:
▪️ More than 3 in 4 young people actively try to get a tan
▪️ 63% say social media encourages tanning
▪️ 61% regularly see tanning “hacks” or trends online that make tanning appear desirable

Worryingly, 92% report having experienced sunburn, with nearly 3 in 10 experiencing 1 or more blistering sunburns (a major risk factor for skin cancer).

Yet melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, remains one of the leading causes of cancer death in young adults in the UK, with sunburn and tanning behaviours among the greatest preventable risk factors.

Around 9 in 10 skin cancers are preventable, and the damage done during adolescence has a huge impact on risk in adulthood.

Launching across pilot secondary schools ahead of a wider rollout, SKCIN are proud to continue to lead the way in skin cancer prevention with this important new national initiative improving UV safety awareness among young people.

💚 We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the incredible Tropic Skincare Ambassador community, whose fundraising and support helped make this important initiative possible.

11/05/2026

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06/05/2026

Our KD Daily DNA Defence SPF 30, gives your skin ultimate protection, is kind to the environment, makes an excellent makeup primer. Speak to Maria or Mathilda for more details 🌞 ###

‼☀ At Skcin we feel passionate about raising awareness of this issue because the boom in cosmetic products using SPF claims as a unique selling point is misleading - and placing consumers at risk!

☀ Two years ago we spoke about this issue (including many others) at the infamous Sun Protection Conference where we were invited to present to industry leads the various issues where we consider industry to be failing. (No pressure!)

☀ We know that common misconceptions surround application and the level of protection actually afforded by products making such claims.

☀ This is fueled by lack of regulation, transparency and education - and it’s lulling consumers into a dangerous false sense of security.

☀ Unless the PRIMARY FUNCTION of the product is to protect the skin from UVA and UVB damage, then it simply cannot not be relied upon to provide adequate protection!

☀ Consumers are highly unlikely to apply the amount of moisturiser or foundation in a cosmetic product to provide the level of SPF protection it claims. And of course, reapply that amount every two hours!

☀ Such products may form some protection against small amounts of incidental sun exposure, albeit for a short time - but due to lack of transparency, instruction and education, consumers are being mislead by these claims which is putting them at risk of sun damage and skin cancer.

☀ Applying a high-factor (SPF 30+), broad-spectrum (also protects against UVA) sunscreen should form the 'foundation' of your DAILY skin care routine, and if outdoors for longer periods, it should be reapplied at least every two hours to maintain efficacy.

🙏 Please share this important messaging - prevention is better than cure!💛

27/04/2026

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Book now for your summer events ☀️🌻 Special Occasion Makeup from £35

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22/04/2026

What an amazing tribute to my dad 🙏 ###

Exhall & Wixford Cricket Club is proud to announce that our ground will now be known as The John Canning Cricket Ground, in honour of our much-loved former President. John’s contribution to the club was extraordinary and spanned decades - as a player, groundsman, Chairman, and President. His dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment helped shape the club into what it is today. Renaming the ground is a lasting tribute to a man who gave so much to Exhall & Wixford Cricket Club. It ensures that his legacy will live on, forever at the heart of the club he loved. John will never be forgotten.

19/04/2026

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As a qualified Menopause Coach I have read so much information. It all comes back to basics. Nutrition, sleep, potentially HRT and exercise.

I build muscle because my hormones genuinely depend on it.

And in midlife, that really matters.

Muscle isn’t just about looking bulky.

It’s my body’s built-in hormone support system. When I build muscle, I’m creating metabolically active tissue that helps improve insulin sensitivity, supports my stress response, and protects my metabolism as oestrogen naturally declines.

I train consistently, not obsessively.

EMS strength training gently stimulates my muscles to produce small but meaningful amounts of testosterone and growth hormone — hormones that naturally reduce during menopause. Even modest increases help support muscle mass, bone density, energy, confidence, and yes… libido too.

I’ve also stopped fearing fat — the right kind.
After menopause, fat tissue becomes a key source of oestrogen through aromatisation. Maintaining healthy muscle helps me support a balanced body composition, which encourages healthier hormone conversion — not too much, not too little.

I protect my metabolic rate.

Muscle is metabolically active tissue; it burns energy just by being there. As oestrogen drops, metabolism can slow, making weight gain feel almost inevitable.

Building and maintaining muscle is one of the most effective ways to gently push back against that slowdown.

I train to help my muscles do their job better.
Stronger, healthier muscle acts like a “glucose sink”, pulling sugar out of the bloodstream and using it for energy. As oestrogen declines and insulin resistance can increase, muscle becomes a powerful ally. That’s why balance, flexibility, and enjoyment around food are still possible.

When I build muscle, I’m not chasing aesthetics.
I’m building resilience. Strength. Support.
I’m creating the physiological foundations my body needs to thrive through this transition.

Feeling tired of trying to figure it all out on your own?

I am here to help you.

You can build muscle at any age. It’s not about looking bulky it absolutely is about longevity and strength.

Independent, strong, confident.

Kerry x

16/04/2026

It's so rare for good cleaners to have a vacancy come up, so grab this opportunity while you can! 🌷 ###

03/04/2026

🌸 Celebrating Springtime, Easter and a whole year in my new home studio with a slight name change to better reflect my new focus going forward.

🐣 We are now closed until 2pm Tuesday for relaxation and celebration of my lovely Dad's life, without whose help, influence and neverending encouragement I would not have had a business.

🐰 Thank you to everyone for your love and support over the last few years and particularly over the past very difficult week or so 💔 Maria ###

30/03/2026

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Not sure where to start with strength and fitness training?

If you’ve been watching our page or have been tagged in EMS on the Avon posts and are curious, I’m offering a free EMS session and chat to see if it’s right for you.

You can try it for yourself and feel how it works 😊

Message me on 07714 206076
Natalie
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