Creating the foundations of ritualist self-care
WellBeing|Issue 213
As a busy mum of a three-year-old and expecting another baby, finding time for self-care often feels like a luxury.
Kate Holland
Creating the foundations of ritualist self-care

That's why MV Skintherapy, founded by the inspiring Sharon McGlinchey, has become my haven - it offers a calming escape amid the whirlwind of motherhood and life. McGlinchey's mission to create organic, natural skincare with a transparent and honest approach aligns perfectly with my desire for ecoconscious, nurturing products that deliver results.

But what sets MV Skintherapy apart is not just the nourishing skincare, it's the rituals McGlinchey has built into the process, including her recently launched guided Mothers Meditations for mums like me.

The MV 3-Minute Ritual has become a cherished part of my day. For me, this time isn't just about skincare - it's a moment to breathe, reset and care for myself so I can care for my family. With McGlinchey's beautifully crafted meditations, I can pause, close my eyes and let her soothing voice lead me through a moment of calm.

The Mothers Meditation, in particular, has been an anchor during my pregnancy. It's designed for mums who need to reconnect with themselves, even if only for a few minutes. The act of mindfulness combined with nurturing skincare is a gift to both body and soul, and McGlinchey's voice feels like a supportive hand, gently guiding me back to a place of peace and stillness.

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