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The Differences Between Men and Women--Part III: The Profit in Understanding What Makes Men Tick
By: Guy Lewis, PhD
Recognize how early developmental stages and socioenvironmental processes form the foundation for a person's visual, kinesthetic and emotional responses to the behaviors of others, as well as themselves.
Making Waves
By: Mary Bemis
Plunge into the refreshing new trend of water-themed spas and hydrotherapies at three aqua-loving resort facilities.
The Male Perspective
By: Annette Delagrange
Survey your male clients to gain an insight about their point of view.
Unusual Pedicure Treatment Features Fish
A spa in Northern Virginia has begun offering pedicures that features the garra rufa fish to get rid of dry, flaking skin.
NCCAM Launches Program to Help Boomers Understand CAM
Although the Time to Talk program is geared toward physicians and boomers, it offers a great opportunity to guide the spa professional when advising clients to consult a physician about CAM. Making your clients aware of this initiative could result in them experiencing a more well-rounded healthcare approach from their physicians.
Sign Up for Skin Inc. Magazine's Free Webinar
Skin Inc. magazine is holding its next webinar August 12, 2008, featuring information on treatments for teen skin and acne.
China Sees Growth of Premium Skin Care Products
According to The NPD Group, Inc., sales of premium facial skin care products saw growth in China in 2007.
Mediterranean Menu Inspires Skin Care
By: Nica Lewis
The obsession for natural and organic beauty products with ingredients sourced from popular tourist hotspots, such as the Mediterranean, is taking a new direction ...
Skin Care's Big Impact
By: Karen Newman
The boom in anti-aging skin care gave a big boost to specialty contract manufacturers, but those with broader offerings have also gained from the category’s growth and influence.
New Survey Shows Younger Women Primary Customers of Medical Spas
A survey released by the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery shows younger women seeking noninvastive cosmetic procedures are a key demographic for medical spas.