At All About Me, we’re passionate about education, skin health, and honest conversations around self-care.
As part of this commitment, our founder Amy writes a regular monthly column for the Worcester News, sharing her expert insight on skincare, wellbeing, and real-life self-care.
Amy’s articles are designed to inform, support, and empower readers across Worcester and Worcestershire, offering practical advice you can trust.
May 2025.
Amy Evens gives advice on skin cancer during skin cancer month
June 2025.
Amy shares simple, realistic self-care ideas to help you feel more balanced and supported during the busy summer months.
July 2025.
As summer socialising ramps up in Worcester, this month’s column looks beyond SPF to explore how sun, heat, and outdoor living affect your skin — and the simple routine tweaks that help keep it hydrated, balanced, and healthy.
September 2025.
September is a chance to reset routines, recharge, and make space for simple, guilt-free self-care.
October 2025.
This month’s column tackles common beauty and skincare myths, from year-round SPF to gel polish and product pricing, and explains why expert advice and education matter more than trends.
November 2025.
This month’s column explores why it’s never too late to try something new, and how learning, stepping outside your comfort zone, and small achievements can build lasting confidence at any stage of life.
January 2026.
This month’s column challenges the pressure of New Year transformations, encouraging small, consistent changes that build confidence, wellbeing, and lasting results over time.
Local News & Announcements
The Worcester News covered the launch of a new course at All About Me Pro Beauty Academy, highlighting our ongoing commitment to professional beauty education in Worcestershire.
Worcester beauty academy expands to offer new courses
Amy Evans' All About Me Salon in Sidbury, Worcester, has seen an increase in students at their All About Me PRO Training Academy.
The academy has therefore increased its course offerings to include a Brow Masterclass and a Waxing Course.
All courses are fully accredited by the Associated Beauty Therapists (ABT).
The salon has had an increase in participants, welcoming other beauty professionals and salons in Worcestershire, mums looking to work part-time, students hoping to break into the industry, and those looking for an additional income.
Ms Evans said: "We're pleased to see an increased interest in the academy, and it's been great to grow our training courses to support people with getting their qualifications.
"We're excited to introduce these new courses to further support others in building successful and fulfilling careers."
The academy, which provides students with practical training and career-ready skills, offers courses at the Worcester salon or at the location of salon owners and their teams.
The salon says that the new courses, which are fully accredited by the Associated Beauty Therapists (ABT), give graduates expert-level skills and eligibility for insurance.
Current courses include a Brow Masterclass and a Waxing Course, with additional courses available in Gel Manicures & Pedicures, E-File, and Intimate Waxing.
Enrolment is now open.
