News / covid 19

Let’s face it, like everything else, our plans for Valentine’s Day have been scrapped due to yet another lockdown.

But that doesn’t mean that you can’t celebrate the day in new and creative ways from the comfort of your own home!

Here are 10 exciting tips to master the most romantic Lockdown Valentines!

We’ve put our hands through a lot this year! With all the sanitising & washing going on, our poor hands have severely suffered!

With Creamy coconut oil & hydrating Shea Butter, Our NEW ultra-moisturising Hand Cream is the perfect accessory to your compulsory mask & sanitizer, pocket-combo. The lightweight, cream absorbs quickly, helping to gently soften and protect dry and chapped hands.

Before we all rush to the nearest circuit training class; social distancing is still applied and it is important to take care of yourself when venturing to your nearest gym. Not only thinking about safety against COVID-19 but also your self-care. After 4/5 months of not attending, we may have forgotten that the gym can play havoc with our skin and can be the leading cause of acne/ oily skin.

 

Here at Give Me, we have comprised a selection of Pre/Post-workout skin-care routines to ensure that your skin is also protected when working out at the gym.

The whole world has been turned upside down with uncertainty & panic has loomed over the heads of every single person on the planet. Borders were shut, shops closed down, weddings, parties and holidays were cancelled and the whole situation has left a sense of deflation within society.

 

That’s why here at Give Me, we have launched the campaign – Better Days are Coming.

As the Government announces that now the Stay at Home guidance most likely won’t be lifted until the end of May, households are beginning to show cracks in their lockdown routines, resulting in people being tempted to leave their homes. So, here are 5 creative ideas to try and keep the peace for another 6 weeks.

It can be extremely difficult to squeeze in a break for meals let alone a beauty regime but NHS Nurse Eloise Heybyrne, explains on social media, how important it is to look after yourself, for both your physical and mental health.