Nikki Phillips & Charlotte Dawson join Paspaley for Polo in the City

Nikki Phillips on Can Of Worms

NIKKI PHILLIPS EARTH ANGEL

Nikki is the face of the New SLS suncare range

A Newspoll survey* has revealed that 62% of Australians believe it is safe to spend some time in the sun at the beach without wearing sunscreen before starting to cause skin damage.

Combating this, Surf Life Saving Australia wants to remind beachgoers that there is no such thing as safe tanning and this summer, sun safety is a priority.

To help Australians face the beach safely this summer, in the typically harsh Australian sun, Surf Life Saving (SLS) today launches a new SLS Sunscreen range, providing added protection from the experts on Australian beaches.

The launch of the sunscreen range and the public safety campaign aims to educate Australians about sun safety when at the beach. The message is simple, there is no such thing as safe tanning at the beach without sunscreen.

Medical communicator, Dr John D’Arcy, explains that too many Australians are still unaware of the dangers of the Australian sun, the correct safe skin protection methods at the beach and most importantly that unprotected UV exposure will cause skin damage.

To assist with raising awareness of skin safety at the beach television personality and the face of the new Surf Life Saving Sunscreen campaign, Nikki Phillips, is speaking out about a recent skin cancer scare she experienced and urging all Australians to be careful at the beach this summer and wear sunscreen at all times.

Nikki said, “This summer I’m partnering up with Surf Life Saving in the hope to raise further awareness of skin safety at the beach. I had a recent skin cancer scare and it really drummed in to me that no one is safe from the harsh Australian sun, no matter what skin type you are. If you’re not wearing sunscreen and other protection, you’re at risk of skin damage.”

“It is the nature of my job that I spend a lot of time outdoors and in the sun. When I was told by a doctor some months ago that a freckle on my shin was a serious concern, I realised just how important it is to be vigilant about sunscreen application.

“This summer Surf Life Saving is launching a fantastic new product line which is perfect for Australia’s harsh summer sun. I’m really excited to be supporting this Australian organisation.”

Nikki Phillips on the RSPCA Guardian Angel Celebrity Campaign

"On Wednesday 27th October we ventured out to the Yagoona Shelter to put my idea into action: My main reason for doing this video, is to show people that you don't just have to have the pressure of adopting, that is not the only way you can help, you can foster, donate or lend a helping hand by walking the animals. Alot of people tend to turn a blind eye to the shelter, as it's easy to get upset at the amount of animals needing homes, but by making this video and showing the all the different breads of animals and amazing job that the RSPCA does to look after and cater for these animal, will hopefully bring awareness for people to be involved or at least think of adopting rather then buying from farmed pet stores and puppy mills.

With a project like this you always need help and I was thrilled with the amazing Australian celebrites that jumped on board to help share this message."

All animals you see are up for adoption and can be viewed at www.rspcansw.org.au

Michelle's Birthday Bash at the Ivy Penthouse

Michelle celebrated her birthday last week at the glamourous Ivy Penthouse with a bunch of gorgeous celebs, friends, family and collegues.

Cosmopolitan Fun & Fearless Awards

Charlotte recently hosted the Cosmopolitan Fun and Fearless Awards held at Guillaume at Bennelong. Both Nikki and Erin presented awards on the night and a big congratulations to Annalise her nomination.

Nikki for RSPCA

Nikki Phillips at the Yagoona Shelter last week promoting the RSPCA Guardian Angels campaign.

30 Days Of Fashion Launch Dinner

Nikki Phillips - The Face of 30 Days of Fashion & Beauty with Jodi Gordan, Cheyenne and Tahyna Tozzi