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North Wales Live
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
This 71-year-old is loving anti-ageing treatment that mimics a £221 spa facial
In the realm of anti-ageing treatments, there's a plethora of options and theories, making it challenging to discern what truly delivers results. While lasers are typically associated with hair removal, they can also rejuvenate skin by stimulating central cells, and now, there's an enticing offer on a celebrity-endorsed anti-ageing laser treatment. LYMA, adored by celebrities such as Miranda Kerr, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Naomie Harris, is currently offering a complimentary LYMA Supplement starter kit worth £199 with the purchase of either the LYMA Laser for £1,999 or LASER Pro for £4,995. This kit combines the brand's two key innovations: laser technology and next-generation supplementation, providing both surface-level skin support and cellular support from within. The LYMA Laser is a cold laser designed to rejuvenate your skin by activating a genetic switch within each cell. According to the brand, this process can improve wrinkles, reverse sagging, and fade pigmentation. With just three minutes of use per day, customers can see results in as little as 30 days - and it's reportedly painless to use, according to the Mirror. The LYMA Laser Pro takes things up a notch, purportedly tripling the power of the standard LYMA Laser with a larger lens and quicker results. It's also painless, portable, and suitable for all skin tones. It can be used over makeup, SPF, and on the go, as both devices are cordless. The complimentary LYMA Supplement gift comprises eleven components, including turmeric extract, prebiotic beta-glucans, plant-based vitamin D, stable vitamin K, ashwagandha extract, and additional ingredients, which are claimed to assist with sleep, stress, and skin concerns. Users need to consume four capsules daily with water. Shoppers can get a free gift when they purchase either the LYMA Laser or LASER Pro Shop the range This exclusive Gift With Purchase is said to bring together the brands two core innovations which are laser technology and next-gen supplementation that offers skin support on the surface and cellular support from within. The offer ends August 15th. Typically retailing at £199, it's currently offered at no cost when purchasing one of the accompanying laser devices. This promotion concludes on 15th August. For those seeking alternatives, additional choices are available, such as the STYLPRO Pure Red LED Light Therapy Facial Device (£99, Argos). This device penetrates deeply into the skin and is reported to encourage smoother, firmer, and more radiant skin. Another alternative is the Sensee Professional LED Light Therapy Face Mask (£139.99, Boots), which helps brighten, tighten, purify, clarify, and naturally reverse signs of ageing. The LYMA range has received favourable reviews on its website, nevertheless. One customer commented: "Expensive but I think it's making a difference and will hopefully cut the cost of going for facials." A separate reviewer noted: "I've been using the laser for - 6 weeks, once a day. While it is a hefty time commitment, I feel like I'm getting a $300 (£221) spa facial every day. It's fairly easy to work into my routine, simple and painless to use, doubles as a fancy gua sha tool and leaves my skin glowing." One satisfied customer shared their experience with a skincare product, noting improvements in their 71-year-old skin: "Though I haven't finished the full three months, I am seeing positive results on my 71-year-old skin: nice how smoother texture, lessening fine lines and maybe some reduction in my deep wrinkles," they said. They also mentioned not using it daily but managing 5-6 times a week, finding the treatment very relaxing and looking forward to upgrading to the Pro version for more consistent use, adding: "Have trouble using it every day, but usually do 5-6 times a week. I must say, I find some treatments very relaxing and something I look forward to doing. "Planning to splurge on the Pro version - cutting the treatment time will help me to be more consistent. Thanks for the great product and very responsive customer service." However, not all feedback was glowing, as one individual encountered an issue with a supplement: "I had only one negative experience, I received a package that had one of the capsules opened, and it stained everywhere it touched and bled through the container that I have from LYMA onto my white marble nightstand." Another person expressed enthusiasm for the product's availability, saying: "Love this so much. Been waiting forever for it to be allowed in the US."
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
71-year-old 'looks forward' to anti-ageing treatment that's like a '£221 spa facial'
The celebrity-loved brand is offering a free gift when shoppers buy the LYMA Laser or Laser PRO When it comes to anti-ageing treatment, there are multiple options, ideas and solutions out there, but it can be hard to know what actually works. While laser is usually identified with hair removal, it can also be used to make skin look younger by triggering central cells in the skin - and now there's a great deal on an anti-aging laser treatment that's loved by celebrities. LYMA - which is loved by stars including Miranda Kerr, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Naomie Harris - is offering a free month LYMA Supplement starter kit worth £199 when shoppers purchase either the LYMA Laser for £1,999 or LASER Pro for £4,995. This kit is said to bring together the brand's two core innovations: laser technology, and next-gen supplementation that offers skin support on the surface and cellur support from within. The offer ends August 15th. The LYMA Laser is a cold laser engineered to make shoppers skin look younger as it triggers a genetic switch inside each cell. By doing this, skin may have wrinkles improved, sagging reversed and pigmentation faded, according to the brand. By using the product three minutes per day, shoppers should see results within as quick as 30 days - plus, it is said to be painless to use. The LYMA Laser Pro is a level up as it is said to triple the power of the normal LYMA Laser with a bigger lens and faster results. It is also painless, portable and is optimised for all skin tones. It can be used over makeup, SPF and on to go, as both tools are cordless. The free LYMA Supplement gift is made up of eleven ingredients such as turmeric extract, prebiotic beta glucans, plant based vitamin D, stable vitamin K, ashwagandha extract and more, which are said to help with sleep, stress and skin. Shoppers simply need to take four capsules per day with water. Usually priced at £199, it's now free when one of the other lasers are bought. Shoppers can get a free gift when they purchase either the LYMA Laser or LASER Pro Free LYMA Buy here Product Description If this isn't the one for everyone, there are other options such as the STYLPRO Pure Red LED Light Therapy Facial Device for £99 from Argos which targets deep into the skin and is said to help promote smoother, firmer and brighter skin. Another option is the Sensee Professional LED Light Therapy Face Mask Pink for £139.99 from Boots which helps brighten, tighten, purify, clarify and reverse signs of aging naturally. The LYMA products have been rated highly on their website, however. One shopper said: "Expensive but I think it's making a difference and will hopefully cut the cost of going for facials." Another reviewer wrote: "I've been using the laser for ~6 weeks, once a day. While it is a hefty time commitment, I feel like I'm getting a $300 (£221) spa facial every day. It's fairy easy to work into my routine, simple and painless to use, doubles as a fancy gua sha tool and leaves my skin glowing." "Though I haven't finished the full three months, I am seeing positive results on my 71 year old skin: nice how smoother texture, lessening fine lines and maybe some reduction in my deep wrinkles," said another. "Have trouble using it everyday, but usually do 5-6 times a week. Must say, I do find some treatment very relaxing and something I look forward to doing. Planning to splurge on Pro version - cutting the treatment time will help me to be more consistent. Thanks for great product and very responsive customer service." Others did have their reservations however as one person said about the supplement: "Did have only one negative only once, I received a package that had one of the capsules opened and it stained everywhere it touched and bled through the container that I have from LYMA onto my white marble nightstand."
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mirror
'Life feels so relentlessly hard raising grandkids alone after loss of hubby'
Resident agony aunt Coleen Nolan has advice for a reader struggling to cope with a very heavy load, grief after losing her husband and caring for her grandchildren It's hard to know where to start. My husband passed away three years ago. It had been very hard caring for him as well as my grandchildren who lived with us. Their mother walked out of their lives when my granddaughter was seven and my grandson was only five months. I got legal custody of the children six months after my husband died. We are still private renting and have been on the council housing waiting list for two years, even though we have medical priority, as my grandson, who's four now, is non-verbal autistic. There is no privacy in our garden, which makes the children anxious, and we're paying huge rent. Caring for my grandson means I can't work and the list goes on. No one seems to understand or care and we have no support from family or friends. I'm trying so hard to move to another house, one that doesn't hold painful memories of my husband's illness, and make a new start for the three of us. I'm not a spring chicken any more, but I love my grandkids, who keep me young. I'm not looking for sympathy – I'm strong – but sometimes life feels hard. I will keep fighting for the children and hopefully our luck will change. We will survive somehow, but any words of encouragement would be welcome. Coleen says You've taken on so much later in your life and you're doing your best for your grandchildren with very little help – you're a superhero in my eyes. If you hadn't stepped in, the children would have had to go into care. On a practical level, make sure you're getting all the financial help you're entitled to and deserve, as well as any support with your grandson. Shelter has excellent housing advice and support online, as well as helplines (see And visit for a list of national charities, local support groups and more. I know it's hard to focus on yourself when you have so much on your plate, but your health and wellbeing are important. See your GP and explain the pressure you're under. They might be able to refer you for some counselling. Just being able to offload and to talk about your grief would help. You've been through a lot in the past few years and probably haven't had space to grieve for your husband properly. You don't say why you have no support from friends or family, but don't be afraid to reach out to people and tell them you need help, respite or just someone to talk to. Sometimes you just need people to say you're doing great. I'm here to tell you that you're doing an amazing thing for your grandchildren and I hope that life gets a little easier for you all soon. Shoppers can get a free gift when they purchase either the LYMA Laser or LASER Pro This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Free LYMA Buy here
Web Release
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
THE SCIENCE FROW IS OFFICIALLY IN — AND IT'S NEVER LOOKED THIS CHIC AS KATE MOSS GOES BACK TO SCHOOL AT THE LYMA LONDON LECTURE.
THE SCIENCE FROW IS OFFICIALLY IN — AND IT'S NEVER LOOKED THIS CHIC AS KATE MOSS GOES BACK TO SCHOOL AT THE LYMA LONDON LECTURE. Style icons, influencers, socialites, doctors and experts gathered yesterdat in London's Marylebone as LYMA's Laser PRO science lecture became the latest arena for the style set. Kate Moss, Sabrina Elba, Ashley Roberts, Amanda Cronin and Gaby Roslin joined founder Lucy Goff and Plastic Surgeon, Dr Graeme Glass. The LYMA science lecture has been curated to educate on the technology and science behind the LYMA Laser PRO. The celebrity-loved skincare device launched in the UK a year ago and in the US in April of this year and has exceeded all sales expectations since the stateside launch. Dr Graeme Glass PhD, FRCS (Plast) unveiled his published clinical study proving the LYMA Laser technology triggers an unprecedented cellular response. Loved by Martha Stewart, Paris Hilton, Miranda Kerr, Carey Mulligan, Kate Beckinsale and Rosie Huntington Whiteley LYMA Laser PRO uses the world's most advanced anti-ageing cold laser technology that has 'cracked the code' for superior collagen production and transforms everything from wrinkles, cellulite, redness, scarring and pigmentation to post-surgical recovery with zero pain and zero downtime. LYMA Laser and LYMA Laser PRO are available at The LYMA Laser PRO takes the unrivalled power of the original cult-favourite LYMA Laser and trebles it – 3x bigger, 3x faster. Plastic surgeons and dermatologists are already stating that the LYMA Laser PRO is the beauty launch of a generation for its ability to stop the aging clock, using high-powered and precise, low-level laser technology to stimulate collagen production leading to youthful, radiant, skin.
Entrepreneur
13-06-2025
- Business
- Entrepreneur
Entrepreneur UK's London 100: LYMA
LYMA is redefining the wellness industry with its science-led approach to supplements, skincare, and technology Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. You're reading Entrepreneur United Kingdom, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Industry: Health and Wellness LYMA epitomises what it means to be a London-born disruptor. Founded by Lucy Goff in 2018, LYMA is redefining the wellness industry with its science-led approach to supplements, skincare, and technology. Following the birth of her first child, Lucy was hospitalised with septicemia for six weeks, enduring severe post-infectious complications. Despite trying multiple treatments, nothing restored her health - until she met Dr. Paul Clayton, a world-renowned expert in clinical pharmacology and nutrition. This meeting sparked the idea for LYMA: a brand that would challenge the wellness industry by offering scientifically backed solutions that deliver real, transformative results. LYMA set itself apart by prioritising scientific validation over marketing gimmicks. The brand's debut product, the LYMA Supplement, was a first-of-its-kind nutraceutical that incorporated patented, peer-reviewed ingredients at clinically backed doses—something previously unheard of in the supplement industry. Building on this momentum, LYMA expanded its portfolio with the LYMA Laser, the world's first clinic-grade at-home laser for skin rejuvenation. The launch further cemented the brand's reputation as a pioneer in next-generation beauty tech. By pioneering a new category of luxury wellness, LYMA is not only shaping the future of its industry but also reinforcing London's reputation as a global hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.
