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Ivan Steffan, Sara James, and Mared parry using all of the cosmetic beauty treatments - But lockdown is called, you have been missed

"Not able to treatments has really impact on my Mental Health in a negative way. "

Ivan Steffan focuses on cosmetic treatments such as injections of Botox and facial fillers, to look Good and Feel Good .

The 30-year-old is also one of those to get the not been able, cosmetic treatments during coronavirus lockdown.

But these are missing, be warned, you risk fines and your Health - if you have access to treatments illegal.

"For me, to look Good and to Feel Good is to feel important," said Ivan, who comes from Bangor, Gwynned, But Lives in Liverpool.

"I don't cut my hair for weeks, I had not filling open since March, I had everything and I feel terrible.

"I can't go to the store with My Friends when I go to the store, I wear a pair of sunglasses and a hat on my head. "

Ivan is not alone.

Sara James from the Cardiff beauty gets treatments on a regular basis.

"at the age of 27 I had my first child, so that The Body starts to go, then with the lack of sleep. So then I started Botox.

"If you used to be looking for a way, it is really Hard to look in The Mirror and see that you look the part.

"I am very happy I have my Botox around the middle of March, But if this runs out definitely. Oh my God, I'm sure I'll really hate to start to me. "

The anxiety experienced by individuals is very real, psychology specialist, Dr Sara Louise Wheeler, of the Glyndwr University in Wrexham, said.

"I can't imagine how I would feel, if you are bulking, But you can't have it. I have a lot of sympathy for it," said Dr. Wheeler.

"We see our life as a novel, a narrative, and The Future we imagine. And Then , when Something Happens , that changes, and we may not need to do, what we think, what we do, quite normal, it keeps us, and that's Hard .

Psychologist Dr Sara Louise Wheeler says that Mental Health is concerns about the lack of cosmetic treatments natural

the Swansea East MP Carolyn Harris , co-Chairman of the all-party group On Beauty , aesthetics and well-being in Westminster, and had been vocal on The Matter .

"The Beauty industry plays an important role in many people's Lives - it's not just about Good looks - to get essence, you can call our cosmetic or hair treatment, plays a large role in the support of our mental and social well-being," She Said .

The Labour politician also warned: "While we are all looking forward to A Day that can open to the industry, it is important that members of The Public do not take unnecessary risks, which is carried out by the method, the unsecured or attempt to by purchasing kits online, At Home . "

a Welsh Government official said, beauty salons, hairdressers and tattoo parlours remained closed in order to save "the spread of the coronavirus, and the life".

"If the rules are violated, those who offer such services illegally, and those who receive them, could be punished," a spokesman added.

Mared Parry is looking forward to a Break

For some, the lockdown has a welcome Break .

Mared Parry, 23, from Blaenau Ffestiniog , had treatments for lip, jaw line, chin, and eyes, as well as Botox for the forehead, in The Past three years.

"To be honest, it's nice to take a Break ," She Said .

"It's not really a difference for me, it's still my skin. It is not so, when it reaches a year, and it all disappears. It is just slow, the effect starts to wear off.

There is another bonus, she added: "It is a nice Break for my Bank account. "

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Source of news: bbc.com