SKN by Amy Cole

SKN by Amy Cole

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Skin specialist in Swindon | Advanced facials for acne, ageing & pigmentation

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 29/08/2026

Skincare advice that makes me cringe as a Level 4 Skin Specialist 😬

Skincare doesn’t need to be complicated, but there’s a LOT of outdated advice still doing the rounds.

Your skin deserves more than random hacks and a one size fits ā€˜all’ approach.

Which one have you been guilty of? šŸ‘€

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 27/08/2026

INGREDIENTS 101 : Retinoids

Welcome back to my Ingredients 101 mini series šŸ‘‹šŸ¼

Every Thursday I’m breaking down a different skincare ingredient, what it actually does, who it’s best for and where it fits into your routine. No complicated skincare science, just the bits you actually need to know.

This week… Retinoids

One of the most researched ingredients when it comes to skin ageing, retinoids help speed up cell turnover, support collagen production and improve everything from fine lines and texture to breakouts and pigmentation.

But retinol, retinal and retinoic acid are NOT all the same and stronger doesn’t always mean better for your skin.

Save this one for later and let me know which ingredient you want me to cover next !!

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 22/08/2026

The microneedling downtime nobody shows you šŸ‘€

I think one of the biggest things that puts people off microneedling is the fear of walking around with a bright red face for days afterwards šŸ˜‚

Yes, immediately after treatment you can expect redness, warmth and that slightly sunburnt feeling.

But swipe to see what the skin can look like just 24 hours later āž”ļø

For most people, the redness settles pretty quickly and the downtime is much less dramatic than you might think.

A little downtime for a treatment that gets your skin working harder for you? Worth it šŸ‘šŸ¼

Save this if microneedling has been on your radar.

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 20/08/2026

INGREDIENTS 101 : Salicylic Acid

Welcome to my new Ingredients 101 mini series šŸ‘‹šŸ¼

Every Thursday I’ll be breaking down a different skincare ingredient, what it actually does, who it’s best for and where it fits into your routine. No complicated skincare science, just the bits you actually need to know.

First up… Salicylic Acid

A go-to for oily, congested and breakout-prone skin but like most skincare ingredients, it’s all about using it in the right way for your skin.

Save this one for later and let me know which ingredient you want me to cover next !!

18/08/2026

Retinoids can feel confusing… retinol, retinal, retinoic acid, tretinoin 🤯

Here’s your quick Retinoid 101 to make sense of the ladder, what each one does and why strength matters.

Save this one for later šŸ‘€

10/05/2026

ā€œJust another home studioā€

Meanwhile me obsessing over:
the lighting
the scents
the heated bed
the tiny details
the client experience
making advanced skin treatments feel calm instead of intimidating

Because I never wanted this space to feel like you were ā€œjust coming to an appointmentā€. I wanted it to feel like an experience

08/05/2026

POV: you want skin results… but don’t want to feel like you’re lying in a hospital room

I’ll never be the super cold, overly clinical treatment room.
You can have advanced treatments AND still feel cosy, relaxed and comfortable at the same time.

Dim lighting, heated bed, calming music, soft blankets… but with the same level of professionalism, hygiene and safety throughout every treatment.

Because results-led skin treatments don’t have to feel intimidating šŸ¤

Photos from SKN by Amy Cole's post 25/04/2026

Consistency hallelujah šŸ™ŒšŸ¼

My clients know that I’m a sucker for keeping things simple when it comes to skincare. Hydrating cleanser and moisturiser (that’s suitable for your skin type) Then we look at combing homecare and treatments to target your concerns.

This might change as you go through the journey. We may look at barrier repair , then exfoliation then restoration. The journey is different for everyone ā¤ļø

21/04/2026

Skin treatments are not about one appointment
they’re about structure, consistency and choosing the right actives for the skin

8 weeks of treatments and homecare to calm inflammation and support the barrier

Book your skin consultation now via my booking link

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Salzgitter Drive
Swindon
SN254

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 2pm - 10pm