Here's how NHS staff can get a half-price post lockdown makeover in West Sussex

Melisa Bellikli, who owns DollFace Beauty with her sister Selma in Yapton Road, Barnham, said the offer will run until August.

She said: "To thank our wonderful NHS Angels, DollFace Beauty would like to offer a huge 50 per cent off when we reopen, until the end of August, on all of our treatments

"[It is a] little post isolation treat after risking your own life on the frontline protecting our country and saving lives.

"Check our website for the amazing treatments we have to offer."

Melisa also works part-time at St Richard's Hospital and she said she has seen, first hand, the 'amazing job' nurses on the frontline are doing.

She added: "I know lots of nurses working on the frontline and they are risking their families every day, going to work.

"They are staying positive [but] they are putting themselves at risk and we feel really passionate about it.

"We want to give back and we've had so enquires from nurses saying they can't wait to make themselves feel good after this is all over.

"We want to make that more doable as the treatment we offer is quite expensive.

"After wearing PPE and uncomfortable masks during long shifts whilst caring for others, a good pamper and self love will be just what the doctor ordered and well deserved. It’s our way to say a big thank you for all their hard work during this crisis.

"If it wasn’t for them, where would we be?"

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