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Skin Inc. September 2022 Issue - Overview

Sep 2nd, 2022

The way a client's face looks after sudden weight loss from a GLP-1 or, 'Ozempic Face', is characterized by faces that have a sunken appearance, more sagging and visible wrinkles.

Managing the Unexpected Aesthetic Side Effects of GLP-1 Weight Loss

The rise of GLP-1 and semaglutide medications has transformed weight management, helping patients achieve significant health improvements.

Perfect B3 Niacinamide Spray: Addresses Problematic Skin Easy and Effectively

Perfect B3 Niacinamide Spray: Addresses Problematic Skin Easy and Effectively

A simple Niacinamide product can work wonders for young clients who are struggling with problematic skin on their faces and backs. Learn more about Perfect B3 Niacinamide Topical Spray.

Consumers are holding the market under more intense scrutiny; they want to know what's in their products, what ingredients are safe and where they come from.

Forever Chemicals in Skin Care: What Every Aesthetic Professional Should Know

Have you been to any of the beauty conferences this year or opened a trade magazine and discovered the surge of marketing claims promoting “clean,” “non-toxic” and “green” skin care products?

Lack of regulation and legal ambiguity across different states concerning energy work and 'license to touch' laws can complicate the inclusion of energy work services in spas, so be sure to check your local regulation.

The Business Benefits of Adding Energy Healing to Your Esthetics Practice

The beauty industry is shifting.

Seasonal Skin Savvy: How to Boost Your Biz Throughout the Year

If there’s one thing we can count on—besides the fact that someone will always ask if extractions will hurt—it’s the rhythm of the seasons.

It used to just be about getting in front of your audience—now you need to get your audience to commit.

Turning Browsers into Bookers: How Digital Convenience is Reshaping Aesthetics Marketing

Picture this: It’s 12:42 p.m. on a Tuesday.

People of color should also be careful to avoid sun exposure, retinols and harsh exfoliants leading up to a chemical peel.

Why Prepping Skin of Color Matters for Chemical Peel Season

When peel season rolls around, most of us estheticians get excited about the chance to help clients refresh their skin and head into the cooler months with a glow.

Skin and emotional health have a cyclical relationship.

Emotions and the Skin: The Mind-Body Connection

For much of my life, my skin was both my greatest challenge and my greatest teacher.

When it comes to premium service in spa, silence isn't negligence, it's care; quiet can empower clients to pursue a deeper level of relaxation, more stress relief and a deeper mind-body connection.

Beyond the Treatment Room: Transforming Guest Journeys Into Emotional Memories

The spa experience does not begin when the treatment starts, nor does it end when the guest leaves the table.

Highlighting the benefits of certain ingredients can make the science behind skin care feel more real to clients.

How to Explain Complex Skin Care Ingredients to Clients Without Overwhelming Them

As estheticians and skin care professionals, it is vital to educate clients about the ingredients they’re exposed to when getting a service or buying a product.

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) uses a light-sensitive drug activated by a specific light source to destroy abnormal cells.

Photodynamic Therapy: A Single Solution for Oily Skin, Pores and Sun Damage

Most patients learn about PDT in the context of medical concerns, such as persistent acne, enlarged oil glands or early sun-related lesions.