Our latest Facebook Live was packed with brilliant skincare advice, product recommendations and answers to your most frequently asked questions.
If you couldn't join us live—you can rewatch it here, or you'd like a quick reminder of Deborah's advice—you'll find all the highlights below.
One of the biggest takeaways from the live session was that your skin is constantly changing.
Stress, hormones, the seasons, age and lifestyle can all affect what your skin needs. Rather than sticking rigidly to the same routine, take a moment to look at your skin each day and choose products that suit how it looks and feels at that moment.
Not every product will be right for every stage of your skincare journey, and that's completely normal.
According to Deborah, a serum is one of the most important steps in any skincare routine.
The key is choosing the right one for your skin type.
Serums deliver concentrated ingredients deeper into the skin, making them an essential part of a results-driven skincare routine.
One of the first questions Deborah answered was about white spots (milia) and scarring around the chin.
Deborah explained that some scarring can be linked to reduced collagen within the skin. Supporting the skin's natural renewal process can help improve the appearance of these areas over time.
Her recommendations included:
Consistency is key, and improvements take time.
Dry lips were another popular topic.
Deborah explained that dehydrated lips often indicate that your body needs more hydration overall.
Her top tips included:
*If you have been advised to limit your salt intake, always follow your healthcare professional's advice.
Questions about puffy eyes and the delicate eye area came up several times during the live.
Deborah recommends using a dedicated Eye Cream, with Nettle Eyes being one of her personal favourites for keeping the eye area looking refreshed and hydrated.
One of Deborah's standout recommendations was the Silver Bee Venom Mask.
She described it as one of her favourite products for mature-looking skin and skin prone to redness.
For more intensive results, Deborah recommends applying it in the evening over your normal moisturiser as an overnight treatment.
Men's skin deserves dedicated skincare too.
Deborah recommends the M4M Men's Moisturiser, explaining that many products marketed to men contain high levels of silicone that can make skin feel smooth without delivering long-term skincare benefits.
She also recommends Collagen for men as part of a healthy skincare and haircare routine.
Many people asked whether Heaven Skincare products are suitable for younger skin.
The answer is yes.
That's why we've created our Teen Mini Skin Kits including our Clarifying Collection, and our Soothe & Recover Kit providing a simple skincare routine designed specifically with teenage skin in mind.
Deborah shared the routine she often recommends for skin affected by psoriasis.
Her suggested routine includes:
Everyone's skin is different, so results can vary. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, it's always a good idea to discuss your skincare routine with your healthcare professional.
If you're concerned about crepey skin on the arms or other areas of the body, Deborah recommends a combination of regular exfoliation and hydration.
Her routine includes:
Regular exfoliation helps remove dull, dead skin cells while moisturising supports smoother, softer-looking skin.
Hormonal fluctuations can often show up around the chin and jawline.
Deborah discussed using:
If you're experiencing persistent hormonal skin concerns, it's worth discussing them with your healthcare professional to understand the underlying cause.
Healthy skin often starts from within.
Deborah highlighted two supplements she regularly recommends:
Collagen forms part of the body's natural structure and is often included in wellness routines to support healthy skin and hair.
Vitamin D plays an important role in overall health and wellbeing. Many adults in the UK benefit from supplementation, particularly during the autumn and winter months. If you're unsure whether you need a supplement, speak with your GP or pharmacist.