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Social media has allowed people to connect and talk openly about scalp care, meaning that the trends, demands and obstacles following skin care have more room to romp.

4 Things About Your Clients' Heads, to Keep In Yours

Scalp care's been the growing beauty trend catching on in the immediate post-pandemic wave, as the burgeoning wellness movement changed the lens in which we view skin care and began to be harnessed as a tool to bolster our aesthetic beauty, as well as our health.

Having so many people afflicted by sensitive skin means a growing demand for gentle, more specialized products.

BASF’s Launches Ameriflor Calm with New Active for Sensitive Skin, Sourced and Formulated in the U.S.

Highlighting the benefits of certain ingredients can make the science behind skin care feel more real to clients.

How to Explain Complex Skin Care Ingredients to Clients Without Overwhelming Them

The 2025 Daytime Beauty Awards was an occasion for connection, celebration and a good cause.

Stars Came Out To Honor Leaders in Beauty, Health and Wellness

The 7th Annual Daytime Beauty Awards (DBAs) took place on Sunday, September 21st at Grand Venue in Los Angeles.

The state of skin care right now is all about using the latest ingredient innovations to achieve a healthy skin barrier without an over-complicated routine.

5 Autumn Essentials You Need to Cozy Up To

Just because it's dull outside, doesn't mean our skin has to match!

Why Your Skin Might Be Aging Faster Than You Think: The Silent Role of Fibroblasts

Why Your Skin Might Be Aging Faster Than You Think: The Silent Role of Fibroblasts

Your skin may be aging faster than you think—and fibroblasts could be the reason. Discover how to wake up these collagen factories and restore resilience before silent damage takes hold with Osmosis skincare & wellness.

Don't think just because you won't be going to space, that the research done there doesn't affect you. The results of research done in space has led to countless spin-off technologies we use on Earth, advancements in medicine and increased knowledge on resource management.

Stories of Success: Shalini Vadhera

In June, Ready Set Jet became the first beauty brand to go to space, sending its space-certified products on Axiom Mission 4 to the International Space Station.

Hand & Stone is known for providing professional massage, facial and hair removal services, and making them feasible for the average well-seeker's routine rather than just a luxury.

Spa Snapshot: Hand & Stone

Hand & Stone, a household name in the industry has a rock-solid brand identity that brings to mind the same physical, tactile imagery their name evokes: a variety of beloved massage techniques long-mastered and the essential, time-honored element of human touch.

The right treatments can help reduce stress, alleviate joint pain and ease headaches in pregnant women.

Tailoring Spa Packages to New and Expectant Moms

Pregnancy signifies a special time when a little R&R goes a long way.

De-stressing can increase focus, boost emotional resilience and reduce stress.

Utilizing Conscious Deep Breathing for De-Stressing

We’re all keenly aware that stress levels are on the rise.

When choosing decorations, it's important to decide on a priority to anchor your plan, such as cost savings or aesthetic.

Holiday Décor—Does it Match Your Brand?

When was the last time you purchased new seasonal décor?

The Lash Landscape: Navigating Trends and Staying Grounded

In today’s beauty industry, lash artists aren’t just creating looks—they’re navigating a constant stream of trends flooding their feeds.

Good brows are tailored to compliment a client's facial features, proportions and eye spacing.

Framing the Face: The Art & Science of Perfect Brows

Brows are not just hair—they are the frame that sets the tone for the entire face.

To build a career as an esthetician, you need to get your license, develop a broad range of skills and know how to market yourself—but that's not all.

Guiding Hands: Biba de Sousa

For an industry rife with educators and continuing education, we sometimes forget about the most valuable teacher of all: experience—and not just in quantity.