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Rosacea Flare-ups Intensify With Warm Weather

Rosacea sufferers report more flare-ups as the summer heat intensifies, as well as triggers such as heavy exercise and hot flashes, so now is the time to offer these clients a more comprehensive treatment plan.

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Indoor Tanning, Melanoma Definitively Linked

New research finds that people who use any type of tanning bed for any amount of time are 74% more likely to develop melanoma.

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Growing Wellness Market Offers Bright Future for Spas

A major study released at the 2010 Global Spa Summit reveals that the worldwide wellness industry is worth almost $2 trillion. How can your spa benefit from the growing acceptance of wellness?

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June is National Acne Awareness Month

How is your spa working to empower its acne clients during the month of June?

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People Still Covet a Tanned Look

A survey from the AAD highlights that many people still display confusion about the effects of sun exposure, displaying the need to talk to clients about sun-safe alternatives.

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Skin Cancer Screenings More Important Than Ever

Recent findings indicate that people with a history of nonmelanoma lesions have twice the risk of developing other cancers later in life, so prevention is crucial.

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PCPC Responds to EWG Sunscreen Report

John Bailey, chief scientist of the Personal Care Products Council, has released a statement in response to the 2010 Environmental Working Group (EWG) Sunscreen Report.

Free FDA Indoor Tanning Webinar This Wednesday

On Wednesday, May 26, 2010, FDA experts will host a 30-minute online session and invite questions from the public on the risks of using tanning beds and other tanning devices.

Understanding Darker Skin Tones

Mona Gohara, MD, explains the major issues experienced by clients with darker skin tones and what treatments they should consider for healthy, beautiful skin.

Spirits Lift, Worries Subside After 50, Says Study

A recent study from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences indicates that worries and stress tend to subside after the age of 50.

How Sun Smart is Your City?

The AAD releases its Suntelligence ranking. Does your city have what it takes to be sun safe?

Survey Shows Gap in Sun Knowledge, Behavior

A recently released survey shows that despite consumers' knowledge of the dangers of sun, many still don't practice safe sun behaviors.

Help Clients Stay Mentally Fit

Strategies for staying mentally sharp include motivation, focus and memory, according to Harvard Mental Health Letter.

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ASPS Stats Indicate Long-term Growth, Pinpoint Top Minimally Invasive Procedures

With the growth of minimally invasive procedures in the last decade, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) only sees the trend continuing.

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What SPF Does Your Client Need?

Summer's coming! Learn exactly how to identify the correct SPF for your clients using these helpful tips.

May is Medical Spa Month

PrettyCity.com has announced May as its fourth annual Med Spa Month, working with a variety of the country's medical spas to offer discounted treatments and help bring industry awareness to more people.

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Number of Massage Therapists in the U.S. on the Rise, Says ABMP

The Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals released research indicating that the number of massage therapist in the United States has grown by more than 16,000 during the past two years.

Menopause Brings New Skin Care Concerns

A survey conducted by skin care company Vichy Laboratoires identified changing skin concerns for women going through menopause, and also indicated Meryl Streep as exemplifying "50 and fabulous."

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