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Treatment Styles, Spiced Up
By Noreen Young
Incorporate Asian-influenced treatments and styles to give your spa a lift.
Eczema May Be Caused by Defect in Skin Barrier
New research show atopic dermatitis may be caused a defect in the skin's protective outer layer, causing irritation to be the result of microbes and allergens, and leading dermatologists to more sensitive treatments.
Acne May Prevent People from Exercising or Playing Sports
Research released from the University of Bath indicates people who suffer from acne are less likely to participate in sports or exercise due to a heightened awareness about the skin condition, resulting in a greater need to treat the acne.
Personal Care Products Gaining Ground on Cosmetic Surgery
The drive for consumers to improve their personal appearance is increasing, according to a duo of reports from independant market analyst Datamonitor, and this is leading to more people seeking out minimally invasive treatments and professional personal care products.
Alpha and Beta Hydroxy Acids Found Effective Against Acne
Research recently performed at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine indicated alpha and beta hydroxy acids can be useful in treating acne, providing a larger range of options for acne treatments.
Chemical Reaction: Biology at the Cosmetics Counter
By Steve Herman
The combined use of prebiotics and probiotics for a targeted approach to battling bad bacteria on the skin is among the newest ingredient trends for skin and hair care products.
"Lost" Makeup Supervisor Reveals Favorite Products
"Lost" makeup department supervisor, Emily Katz, reveals her favorite products for use on the set.
More People Seeking Pore-minimizing Treatments
Dermatologists are beginning to see more and more clients asking for smaller pores, directing them to seek a range of treatment options that can offer solutions.
Extreme Makeup: On the Set of "Lost"
By Cathy Christensen
A chat with the hit television show’s makeup supervisor reveals how sun, bugs and a variety of skin tones makes for a very interesting day at the office.
New Ingredients in Cosmeceuticals Aid in Improving Skin
Recent research shows that the addition of ingredients such as niacin and peptides can help treat various conditions in mature skin.