We would like to invite you to a master class with Alexandra Soveral on how to effectively work the facial tissues to detoxify, tone and lift. 

 
The workshop will be held on: 

Thursday 16th February at 6pm (sold out)

Monday 27th February at 11am (spaces available) 

Alexandra will demonstrate how to dry brush and massage the skin using her signature techniques that have been tried and tested in the Soveral facial treatments for over 15 years. She will discuss her research and the impact accumulated toxins and stress have on accelerating the aging process.  
 
This is a practical workshop where everyone has their own beauty station. It’s a chance to follow Alexandra in the full skincare routine; learning how to stimulate pressure points, dry brushing and facial massage. You will learn how to create the best possible environment for healthy and youthful skin to thrive whilst improving general well-being.
 
Maximum seats per workshop: 6           Workshop duration: 2 hours
 
Price per person: £180 (£162 with the discount)     Includes a set of SOVERAL Facial Brushes and a 15ml of SOVERAL Midnight Oil
 
We have very limited numbers for the workshop, we would therefore very much appreciate if you would let us know as soon as possible if you would like to attend.

Please email [email protected] or call 0207 266 3577 to book.

Image: @marcmoll_menorca

The Rose Geranium flower is native to south africa, and its essential oil, made from the plants organic leaves and flowers, has a fragrant mix of rose and citrus. When applied to the skin, it balances the production of sebum, making it a great choice for both dry and oily skin types. Rose Geranium can be found in Soveral’s Angel Balm, Midnight Oil and the Spotless Gel.

Did you know: Rose Geranium was introduced to Italy, Spain, and France in the 17th century, and was commonly planted inside homes to keep evil spirits at bay!

Scent is incredibly powerful. There is much research to detail how our limbic systems comprise of olfactory neurones that attaches scent to our memory, behaviour, mood and emotion. Scientists argue that smell plays a crucial role in our overall psychological wellbeing.

This Autumn, books about Hygge have been launched by authors such as Meik Wiking and Louisa Thomsen Brits. The term is Danish and is pronounced as ‘HUE-gah’. There is no direction English translation. However the meaning of the phrase is to experience cosiness, relax and enjoy life’s simple pleasures.

One way the Danes achieve a moment of Hygge is to spend an evening with friends and family and enjoy a candle lit dinner. Candles often feature in relaxation rituals due to their aromatherapeutic qualities.

Soveral has natural candles that are drawn from places where nature has inspired Alexandra’s perfume work. These include Fields of provence, Woodlands of Avalon and Flowers of Iberia.
They are hand blended and made out of soy wax from sustainable sources. Soveral’s candles promote a feeling of warmth and overall wellbeing. They are the perfect way to create a hygge ambiance in your home.