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Ingredients
Is Your Sunscreen Kind to Coral?
A lot has come to light about what sunscreen can do to coral reefs, with many places banning certain ingredients. Learn whether the sunscreens you are carrying are safe or not.
Trends
25 Industry Changes by 2020: A Revisit
We are looking back on what was expected to happen in the last decade in the spa industry. See what trends happened and what didn't stick.
Hair Removal
Masterfully Waxing Coarse Hair
Learn all of the hot tips and tricks for waxing coarse hair in your spa.
Physiology
A Prescription for Photodamage
See how you can treat your clients skin damage by better understanding how skin damage occurs.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Cica
Cica has a lot to bring to the table when it comes to skin care, so see how this ingredient can be used in your spa.
Ingredients
The Latest and Greatest in Skin Rejuvenation: NAD+
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, in its oxidized form (NAD+), has been identified as a key natural entity in the body that supports biological functions by restoring cellular health. As such, it is finding its way into anti-aging cosmetics.
Ingredients
Why Everyone is Talking About Vitamin F
Vitamin F is having a moment in skin care, and for good reason. This is an ingredient that everyone needs to pay attention to.
Ingredients
Top 3 Ingredient Trends of 2020
Make sure you are up to date and aware of the top skin care ingredients that are on the rise for 2020.
Physiology
Bacteria in a Bottle: Microbiome and the Skin
Drew Coleman, vice president of sales and education for DMK International, provided Face & Body Southeast attendees an in-depth look at the skin’s microbiome, treatments that can have an adverse effect on the microbiome and microbiome-friendly ingredients to be on the look for in skin care.
Ingredients
Breaking Down Ingredients and Protocols in Anti-aging
Courtney Sykes wrapped up the first day of advanced education by discussing new ingredients and protocols in anti-aging.
Trends
Hyperpigmentation, Hair Removal and More Brought to You LIVE
The Skin Inc. LIVE! Stage is filled with demos and presentations ranging from pollution on the skin to hyperpigmentation and so much more.
Physiology
Your Guide to An Inclusive Spa
Face & Body Southeast, taking place in Atlanta, from Feb. 8-10, 2020, recognized the importance of shaping an inclusive spa environment, and we are offering a host of educational classes for attendees to help them on their journey.
Facial
7 Ways CBD Can Fight Acne
CBD may be able to make a big difference in treating acne with these seven key benefits it has for acneic skin.
Ingredients
Leave the Redness to the Roses With These Intelligent Ingredients
The keys to providing your clients with rosacea support lie in identifying contributing factors and looking to intelligent ingredients that address inflammation, bacteria, barrier strengthening, and building collagen and elastin.
Trends
Clients Go Bananas for Fruits and Veggies in Skin Care
Clients are looking for fruits and veggies in their skin care. With many consumer brands using these buzzy ingredients in their skin care, it's becoming a hot skin care trend quickly.
Business
Researchers Discover Skin Cancer Suppressor
Researchers at the University of Bath discovered a molecule that suppresses melanoma tumor growth that could help pave the way for skin cancer research and treatment.
Trends
Masking Mania: Breaking Down The Masking Industry
Masks are having a moment, and this moment is predicted to get bigger and bigger, so make sure you are jumping on the mask train for your clients and yourself.
Business
Electric Effects: EI to Measure Skin Barrier Defects
Researchers at the Swiss Institute of Allergy and Asthma Research have identified a method based on small electrical pulses that could measure skin barrier defects.
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