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Many pro brands partner with educational institutions to offer continued resources for state-mandated hours and extra certifications post-licensure.

Beyond State Board: How Product Brands Can Help Students Build Successful Skin Care Careers

Most esthetics schools share the same goal: preparing students to pass their state board exams.

Licensing is just the first step in regulatory compliance in skin and spa; there's a whole world of regulation out there.

Navigating the Regulatory Landscape

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Beauty Boom Spurs Surge in Specialized Insurance Coverage

PFAS have been used for decades, and can contaminate our soil and water.

Lubrizol Accelerates Sustainability Commitment with PFAS-free Peptide Portfolio

Lubrizol, a globally recognized leader in specialty ingredients, announced the elimination of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), including trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), from its peptide synthesis process.

The criteria for sunscreen's to be eligible for the Skin Cancer Foundation's Seals of Recommendation has updated, but sunscreen isn't the only protective care under consideration.

The Skin Cancer Foundation Photobiology Committee Updates Criteria for Seal of Recommendation

The Skin Cancer Foundation's Photobiology Committee has updated its criteria for the Seal of Recommendation.

Pevonia: Effortlessly You

Pevonia: Effortlessly You

Healthy, radiant skin shouldn’t be so complicated.

Kids don’t need anti-aging products,” Lee stated. “The beauty industry knows this, yet some companies continue to profit from selling these harsh products to children. This is a common-sense measure to protect kids from unnecessary and potentially harmful cosmetics.”

California State Assemblymember Takes Action Against 'Sephora Kids' Trend

Key ingredients like retinol, glycolic acid, and ascorbic acid are commonly found in anti-aging products, but they are formulated for adult skin, which is significantly different from children’s skin.

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How Device Restrictions Are Changing the Business for Estheticians

Let’s look at what is happening with state-level restrictions, explain why they matter, and provide steps you can take to protect your license.

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[Poll] Do You Know Where To Find Regulations?

We want to know how easy it is for you to find your state and local regulations, as it pertains to your business.

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[Poll] Are You Up To Date On Regulation?

We want to know if you feel like you are current with most state and local regulations as they impact your business.

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What The New Esthetics Compact Means To You

This compact will mirror the current Cosmetology Compact being introduced to state legislators across multiple states. Once enacted, it will allow licensed estheticians in compact states to relocate and work in another compact state without the need for r

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4 Keys to A Compliant Skin Practice

There is a huge misunderstanding happening with our board on what the scope of practice for estheticians should be, with many regulators seeing it as a subset for cosmetology with less education

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Do You Have Esthetic Scope of Practice Questions?

When it comes to scope of practice in esthetics, there is definitely some confusion, particularly when it comes to modalities. What devices can we use? What devices can't we use? Is there a grey area?

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Regulation Update: Estheticians Cited for Practicing Medicine

How can you make sure you're working in your scope of practice and can't get cited?