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Hydrating the Stratum Corneum With Ceremides
By: Christine Heathman
All skin commands moisture to be healthy, no matter what age, race or condition, and ceremides in skin care can help meet the need for hydration.
Cosmetic Chemistry and the Esthetician
By: Ivana Veljkovic, PhD
Learn how to identify and provide effective skin care products for your clients.
Sunless Tanning Products May Encourage Sun Safety in Women
Two recent studies show how the use of sunless tanning products can result in less UV radiation for women.
Tim Gunn Hosts Online Style Resource for Clients with Psoriasis
Called “Psophisticated Style: A Guide to Everyday Style and Psoriasis,” the online resource provides fashion tips to those suffering from psoriasis.
Is Accutane as Dangerous as Initially Believed?
New research suggests that isotretinoin may not be responsible for depressive and suicidal effects on acne patients.
Aging is Slowing Down, Says New Study
Because of increased health, the population is beginning to enjoy increased longevity and quality of life.
Scientists Develop Natural Substance Combination to Help Prevent Skin Cancer
Scientists at The University of Texas Health Science Center have reported that a combination of resveratrol, grape seed extract, calcium D-glucarate and ellagic acid may suppress damage that can cause skin cancer.
Ayurvedic Plant Derivative for Natural Anti-acne Benefits
A natural anti-acne ingredient has been derived from an ayurvedic plant for antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and anti-scarring properties.
Addressing the Concerns of Asian Skin in the Spa
As the Asian-American population continues to grow in the United States, more esthetic professionals are looking at ways to treat their skin.
Hyperpigmentation and Skin of Color
By: Jennifer Linder, MD
Find out the causes of hyperpigmentation in darker-skinned clients and the myriad of ingredients to use for treatment.