Bond Health

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Really looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow at the Transition Year National Conference 2026 in the Sheraton Athlone Hotel.

If you’re attending, make sure to pop over and say hello, we’d love to chat all things wellbeing and how we can support your students.

Safe travels to everyone heading to Athlone! 😊

We’re delighted to be exhibiting once again at the Transition Year National Conference 2026 this Saturday, 28th February at the Sheraton Athlone Hotel,

We're looking forward to meeting all attendees and chatting all things Wellbeing.

Our Skin, Scalp & Body Health Wellbeing Workshops are designed specifically for Students and have proven a real hit with Transition Year students since our commencement. Our workshops give students practical, age-appropriate, evidence-based education that empowers informed choices and builds confidence.

We cover (to name a few):
Skin & scalp anatomy made simple
Acne, oily/dry skin & common concerns
SPF, UVA & UVB awareness
Healthy routines & product guidance
Social media myths vs. facts
The link between skin health & mental wellbeing

Our workshops add real value by:
Supporting student confidence & body positivity
Nourishing & encouraging robust, well-rounded young adults
Encouraging critical thinking around online trends and Individuality
Promoting healthy habits that last beyond the classroom
Complementing your school’s wellbeing curriculum

We can’t wait to connect, answer your questions, and explore how Bond Health can support your TY programme.

See you on Saturday in Athlone!

Before school starts again, check your skincare and haircare products.

Clean your makeup brushes and toss old or expired products, start fresh!

Stress can show up as dull skin, breakouts, or scalp irritation.

Use mid-term to rest, breathe, and recharge, it’s part of your skincare routine too.

Healthy oils, fruit, and water all support your skin, scalp & body from within.

Snack smart this mid-term, your skin will thank you!

Changing weather and stress can trigger spots.

Stick to your simple routine, cleanse, treat, moisturise, and avoid new harsh products.

Even when it’s grey outside, UV rays can still cause skin damage.

Keep your SPF in your morning routine, every single day.

Central heating and colder air can dry out your scalp too.

Use a gentle, sulphate-free shampoo and massage your scalp weekly with light oil or conditioner.

As temperatures drop, so does your skin’s moisture!

Switch to a gentle, hydrating cleanser and add a richer moisturiser to protect your barrier.

This midterm, ditch the sheet, your skin’s got nothing to hide.

Midterm Tips are back!

Follow for daily Skin, Scalp & Body Health tips all Halloween break! 🎃👾🤖

We’re back!
Another academic year means another round of Body Health Workshops for schools across Ireland.

We’re excited to connect with students, spark conversations, and share practical tips that last a lifetime. Here’s to another year of learning, confidence & growth!

👉 Schools can find out more at www.bondhealth.ie

When you feel good in your skin, it shows!

Your journey is personal, progress over perfection, always.

✔️ Take small steps daily
✔️ Embrace your uniqueness
✔️ Own your journey!

Confidence is the best glow-up of all.