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Ingredients for Mastering Pigmentation

What direction will you take to achieve a brighter, more even skin tone for your clients? Lasers, chemical peels, mechanical resurfacers, hydroquinone or no hydroquinone?

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Eye Lift in a Jar: Can Skin Care Ingredients Replace the Scalpel?

As an alternative to an eye lift, skin care can offer a multifaceted solution to all eye issues. The most advanced ingredients can have real benefits to smooth, soothe, firm, lift, support capillary integrity, brighten, reduce dark coloration and enhance circulation.

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Your Toolkit to Spotting Skin Cancer (And Saving Lives)

Estheticians, hair stylists, nail technicians and massage therapists can play an important role in recognizing the three types of skin cancer. Provided here are the tools to identify a suspicious spot and how to direct the client to have it assessed without frightening them.

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Getting Rid of Age Spots

As the aging population continues to explode globally, there is a marked increase to retain our youthful appearance and remove any signs of aging from our faces and bodies. Aging spots are one of the most visible signs, and they can be esthetically displeasing to most people.

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Playing Up the Eyes When the Sun Goes Down

Evening lighting is much more subdued than daylight, making contouring and definition required to define the facial features, especially the eyes.

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Don’t Just Stick a Needle In It: Eye Lesions

This article will go through the most common lesions seen around the eyes—milia, syringomas and xanthelasma—discussing how to address them or when to send your client to a medical professional.

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Decoding Peptide Technology

A peptide is comprised of two or more amino acids in varying sequences, with new commercially available peptides consistently evolving. Peptides can be used to address a myriad of conditions, and they work in different ways to improve the health and appearance of skin.

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Put It to Rest: The True Culprits Behind Tired Eyes

As a professional skin therapist, it is essential to recognize the array of factors potentially contributing to the tired eye effect including puffiness, dark circles and fine lines. Your analysis also will be crucial in helping the client develop and manage realistic expectations.

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Defensive Natural Ingredients to Shield and Strengthen Skin

Skin is a highly complex and specialized organ of immunity and defense that functions as a continuous, impassable physical and chemical barrier to keep out water, sunlight, impurities and potentially infectious pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and toxins.

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23 Secrets of the Best Esthetic Practices

Beating all the odds, the esthetic market grew 123% in the last 10 years—right through the recession. Here are the top 23 secrets of what successful practices are doing, so you can do them too.

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Are DIY Skin Care Treatments a Do or a Don't?

Expert dermatologist Zoe Diana Draelos recommends checking the ingredients before you DIY because you might get burned with break outs.

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Greener Pastures for Skin: Natural, Organic and Beyond

Natural and organic skin care has become a permanent segment of the skin care market, but many clients still wonder if the quality, safe and effective product line for them is natural, organic or synthetic. This article was written to help you, their skin care professional, educate them while making that choice.

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What Makes Oils Essential

The demand for essential oils has reached new dimensions, which brings sustainability to the forefront of this once cottage industry.

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Nature’s Answer to Sensitive Skin

According to the number of botanical clinical trials conducted and available, the best evidence exists in the treatment of inflammatory skin conditions and diseases, atopic dermatitis and psoriasis.

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3 Solutions for Modern Society’s Skin Woes

With more people living in urban areas, increased technology use and the rising levels of pollutants, sensitizing and aging effects of modern lifestyles are becoming unavoidable.

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Body Smooth: Tackling Body Skin Challenges

Beyond the visual signs of aging, the body is subject to a host of other skin issues from keratosis pilaris to eczema and acne scarring. These issues are something numerous clients struggle with, which may sometimes significantly impact their self-esteem.

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4 Easier Ways to Explain Free Radicals to Clients

Chances are, your clients have heard about free radicals from magazines, blogs or even on social media. But do they really know about the damage these common skin-agers can cause? Establish your skin care authority and educate your clients with these simple explanations. Because clients should get their skin care wisdom from you, not a random blog.

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Reflections: Support Safe Sun

This issue of Skin Inc. is getting serious about a better understanding of sun protection and improved sun safety measures.

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