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Understanding and Fighting Winter Itch
By: Ahmed Abdullah, MD
One of the most common client complaints during winter months is dry, itchy skin. Learn both its causes and its treatments.
Spa Cuisine: Quintessential Quince
By: Cathy Christensen
This less-popular sibling to the apple and pear offers a unique touch to your facility's menus.
Invasive Melanoma May Be More Likely in Children Than Adults
Some children have a higher risk of invasive melanoma than adults.
Ingredients and Strategies to Achieve Overall Skin Health
By: Jennifer Wild, DO
Your clients can improve their skin health through both topical and internal means.
A Rising Consumer Understanding of Personal Care Active Ingredients Drives U.S. Product Development
A new report by Kline indicates this rise in consumer understanding is putting pressure on active ingredient manufacturers to produce innovative products.
Are Your Clients Addicted to Indoor Tanning? With Exclusive Commentary About How to Wean Clients From Unhealthy Tanning Behaviors
Only on SkinInc.com: A new study suggests that indoor tanners may exhibit brain changes that are similar to drug addicts, suggesting indoor tanning may be addictive. Terri Wojak, director of True University Esthetics, gives advice on how to encourage clients to seek healthier options.
Caffeine Lowers Risk of Skin Cancer: Coffee-based Sunscreen Might Work Best
A new Rutgers study strengthens the theory that caffeine guards against certain skin cancers at the molecular level.
Recognizing Rosacea
By: Christian Jurist, MD
Find out how to identify rosacea and help clients who suffer from this devastating condition.
Skin Science 101
By: Ada Polla
Include skin science facts in discussions with clients to solidify your place as their skin care expert.
Early Diagnosis Key for People of Color With Common Skin Conditions
For people of color particularly, dermatologists are stressing the importance of seeking care early to get the best results from treatment.