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Allured Publishing Changes Name to Allured Business Media
Publisher of GCI magazine emphasizes focus on providing multi-platform information resources and marketing solutions with name change.
PBA Releases National Profile of the Salon Industry
Using statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Professional Beauty Association has compiled data regarding the size and scope of the spa and salon industry.
Correction for the September Issue
In the September issue’s Happenings section, the entry for Skin Beauty Bar contained the incorrect phone number. The correct phone number is 818-406-7791. Skin Inc. magazine regrets this error.
Is Your Clientele Going to the Dogs?
By: Leslie Benson
Many dog owners are willing to spend big bucks on Rover. Is your spa a good fit to start offering Pooch Pedicures?
CVS Launches Beauty 360
CVS Corporation debuts prestige and niche beauty brand retail model focusing on customer-centric ideals, offering up a new type of competition for professional skin care.
Europe Harmonizes Organic Cosmetic Regulation
Europe has harmonized organic personal care standards with the launch of the European Cosmetics Standards Working Group's Cosmetics Organic Standard.
Contact Dermatitis May Be More Likely For Health Professionals
An acute or chronic inflammation of the skin, contact dermatitis can result from working with chemical, physical or biological agents, and it often appears on the hands.
Industry Mourns the Passing of Yvonne Berg
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Yvonne Elizabeth Berg, an esthetic industry legend, passed away on October 22, 2008, with her family at her side.
Retail Advice During Economic Crisis
As consumers cut back on their spending, many spas are left wondering what will become of them. It depends on how aggressively you work to make your store the best it can be.
The Rise of Precycling
The author shares Mintel's analysis on consumer attitudes toward packaging—notably "precyclers."