It’s October. we’ve made it through the lazy, hazy days of summer.
This can be an opportune time to watch the leaves change color. It reminds me of my time in the tri-states picking apples, eating cheese curds and visiting the farmers market to grab apple cider donuts. This can also be a time to focus on longevity, well-aging and mental wellness. Taking the time you need to slow down can help support mental wellbeing.
Pros can help their clients maintain and facilitate mental wellness in the treatment room by creating environments that make them feel relaxed.
In this issue we're looking at how the slow and steady approach to chemical peels can help with hyperpigmentation; the importance of barrier health can contribute to better results of a chemical peel; and the ways sensorial spa experiences can elevate wellness.
Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're looking at the role estheticians can play in oncology skin health and advocacy, and how being seen while navigating a cancer diagnosis can be part of the healing process and make clients feel safe.
Hopefully, the information in this issue of Skin Inc. resonates with you and is useful. If it is, please share with another professional that you think would benefit from it. We all know that information is most valuable when it is shared.
Remember in this season to take care of yourself.
Wishing you all the best,
Tia
