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Cosmetic Surgery on the Rise Among Racial and Ethnic Minorities
Caucasian females still make up the majority of patients seeking cosmetic surgery procedures, yet the proportion of racial and ethnic minorities opting for surgical enhancements is increasing.
Radiant Orchid Blossoms as Pantone's Color of the Year for 2014
Serving as a symbol of growth, renewal and prosperity, Pantone hue Radiant Orchid—a mix of fuchsia, purple and pink—has been named 2014's color of the year.
Skin Care Regimens Taking a Stronger Hold in Younger Men
A new report from Mintel looking at the male grooming sector found some 58% of men aged 18–24 and 63% of those 25–34 report that they use a facial moisturizing product.
10 Things You Must Know About Acne
By: Deedee Crossett
Check out these tips, myths and favorite ingredients for acne from some of the author's friends in the skin care industry.
The Essential Truth About Acne
By: Kristina Valiani
The combination of a strict home-care regimen and a plan of action with a qualified skin care professional can greatly reduce the chances of acne.
Give Origin to Your Client’s Sensitive Skin
By: Kris Campbell
Sensitive skin is less of a skin type and more of a condition. Does your client experience it?
American Women Over 50+ Lag Behind in Maintaining Bikini Hair Removal
While removal of bikini area hair is a growing trend in the United States, Brazilian women are at the forefront of this trend and maintain this practice as they age.
Giving the Gift of Facial Plastic Surgery Identified as Top Trend
Giving the gift of facial plastic surgery was identified as one of the top trends in 2012 in a survey by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS).
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Fifty is the New 30
The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS) conducted a survey of approximately 500 women between the ages of 45–60 to find out what they think about the changing face of 50.