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When it comes to beauty, I believe that eyebrows are the most important facial feature. Perfectly shaped and defined brows will enhance your most attractive features and lift your face, opening it up and balance your features in perfect symmetry. But while eyebrows are so essential to completing a groomed appearance, they are also one […]

Hello, it’s Helen and this week I wanted to share something slightly different with you, as I have finally received the first copy of my book – “Your best kept secret’. I am over the moon, and I have to be honest, when I held the book in my hands this morning, and read the dedication to […]

Helen says: As we settle into 2016, I’ve been asking myself what my clients and online audience would really like from my blog. I think that giving details about my services and answering common questions about permanent makeup procedures are extremely valuable. I also considered how, when it comes to choosing a technician for your […]

How To Biohack Your Brain and Body for the Future (And Save Money) HOW do you biohack your body and mind for the future?  Well, that’s a good question. And that’s why we’re here. Here at House of Evexia, we are dedicated to educating, supporting and just holding your hand whilst you embark on your […]

Clients with acne are reporting dramatic improvements in their skin thanks to Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Treatments at Helen Taylor Aesthetics Clinic in Rugby.

Also known as ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is a disabling illness where sufferers are overwhelmed with fatigue which leaves them unable to do their usual activities.

Extra oxygen makes more energy available in the body, giving the body extra capacity to fight disease, accelerate healing, and improve overall health and vitality.

We are always excited to bring you the latest technology to help you look and feel fabulous. Introducing the Revolutionary Observ 520x Skin Analysis machine!

Alopecia is the medical term which covers a variety of hair loss conditions, with more than a fifth of women and nearly 50% of all men in the UK expected to experience some form of alopecia.