May 7, 2008
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Making of an Esthetician

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TOMATO-RICH DIET CAN HELP PROTECT SKIN
Lycopene in tomatoes has been shown by British researchers to protect against sun damage in skin. (Read More)

ISPA OFFERS SPA SAVINGS TIPS
To help clients who are finding fewer funds available for spa visits, the International SPA Association is offering tips for spa deals. (Read More)

MELANOMAS ON SCALP, NECK FOUND TO BE MORE DANGEROUS
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, have found melanoma skin cancers on the scalp and neck to be deadlier, requiring closer attention when inspecting those areas. (Read More)

THE RISE OF ETHICAL BEAUTY PRODUCTS IN EUROPE
The latest news from Mintel Cosmetic Research shows that throughout Europe, more than 2,260 ethical cosmetics and skin care products were launched last year. (Read More)

CAFFEINE SHOWN TO ACT AS A SUNSCREEN IN MICE
Researchers have found mice that consume caffeine before being exposed to ultraviolet radiation are more protected from developing skin cancer. (Read More)

EXCLUSIVE: THE SWISS MARKET
Euromonitor International reports large multinationals dominate the Swiss cosmetics and toiletries market; multinationals, however, lost share to private label products in 2007... (Read More)

HOW ANTIOXIDANTS ARE HELPING THE BODY
With a wide variety of health impacts and more news becoming available on them everyday, antioxidants are an important part of today's health. Find out their background and what makes them worth learning about. (Read More)

FDA GLOBALIZATION ACT TO EFFECT BEAUTY INDUSTRY
The US House Committee on Energy and Commerce released a draft of legislation regarding provisions of adequate funding and authority for the FDA ... (Read More)

NATURAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAM AND SEAL LAUNCHED
Program meant to simplify identification of truly natural personal care products; standard stipulates a product must be made up of at least 95% truly natural or naturally sourced ingredients... (Read More)

FDR MAY HAVE HAD MELANOMA
The possibility that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt may have had melanoma in a lesion above his left eyebrow has been raised by a New York City physician, further raising the awareness of the disease. (Read More)

CEW ANNOUNCES 2008 INSIDER’S CHOICE AWARDS
Olay among the top winners… (Read More)



PHYSIOLOGY OF THE SKIN: THE IMPACT OF GLYCATION ON THE SKIN, PART 2
By Peter T. Pugliese, MD
Learn about the effect glycation has on skin health. (Read More)

INTERNATIONAL TRENDS: SPA COUTURE--THE PARISIAN LUXURY EXPERIENCE
By Bryan Durocher
Elegant thoughtfulness defines the exquisite spa experiences of France. (Read More)

KEY LESSONS TO SUCCESS: WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA
By Jane Wurwand
Wake up from the usual sleepy branding ideas to put a spark in your spa's marketing. (Read More)

THE MAKING OF AN ESTHETICIAN--NEW FROM SKIN INC. MAGAZINE!

Get involved in the development of two up-and-coming estheticians through Skin Inc. magazine’s new interactive blog, The Making of an Esthetician. (Read More)

HOT NEW ACTIVE: PROLONGING HAIR REMOVAL TREATMENTS

Laboratoires Sérobiologiques (LS), the active ingredient business of Cognis Care Chemicals, has introduced a mild, preservative-free, plant-based active that prolongs and enhances the effect of hair removal treatments. (Read More)

MARKETING MATTERS: MARKETING IN RECESSIONARY TIMES
By Donna C. Barson
Strategic product marketing is the key to getting consumers to buy during tight economic times. (Read More)

OUT OF THE WOODS: BARK APPEARS IN SKIN CARE
By Nica Lewis
Although the use of wood for scent is well-established, beauty manufacturers are now highlighting the active benefits of tree-related ingredients--a development originating from traditional Chinese medicine. (Read More)

AN OASIS IN THE LAND OF CONFUSION
By Jeb Gleason-Allured
A new personal care and cosmetics-oriented organization throws its hat into the fragmented organic certification ring. (Read More)

HOT NEW INGREDIENT: AFRICAN TIGER NUT EXTRACT FOR ANTI-AGING

Produced from the African plant tiger nut, Silab's new antiaging ingredient reinforces the structure of the papillary dermis, boosting resilience and elasticity. (Read More)

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