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Physiology
Vitamin C in Skin Care
Vitamin C is a powerful ingredient in many effective treatments, and learning its chemistry can help skin care professionals keep clients.
Physiology
Report: 64% of Consumers Unaware of Blue Light Impact on Skin
Five working days on a phone or laptop can reportedly have the same impact on the skin as spending 25 minutes in midday sun without any protection.
Physiology
Rockstar Antioxidants for Skin Restoration
There are several key ingredients that can increase the skin’s strength, and support in rebuilding and restoring it to optimal health. But first, you must be able to identify the signs and possible contributing factors.
Physiology
Twins Study Shows Environmental Factors of Skin Aging
A recent study of twins shows how environmental factors such as sun damage and smoking affect the aging of facial skin.
Ingredients
What’s New In Natural Ingredients
Knowledge about the efficacy and abilities of a variety of natural ingredients is expanding every day.
Physiology
Research Identifies 8 More Genomes Linked to Skin Cancer
Indiana University cancer researcher Jiali Han, Ph.D., has recently identified eight new genomic regions that increase a person’s risk for skin cancer.
Physiology
Video Tour: Education Leads to Results for Your Clients
Read an excerpt of "Acne", one of the four lessons covered by the new video education offering from
Skin Inc.
magazine, featuring world-renowned dermatologist Zoe Draelos, MD, and based on the popular
Physiology of the Skin, Third Edition
book.
Ingredients
Consumers Seek Out Pineapples for Their Skin Care
Pineapple has become a top trendy ingredient for summer skin care routines due to its numerous benefits that consumers are very interested in.
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
Study Shows Estrogen Does Not Stimulate Collagen on Sun-damaged Skin
Research done at the University of Michigan Health System has shown skin that has been sun-damaged does not increase collagen production with estrogen treatments.
Physiology
How To Confidently Treat All Skin Tones on the Fitzpatrick Scale
Knowing how to work on skin of all shades and colors is an imperative part of being a good esthetician and skin advisor.
Ingredients
Hydroquinone: Is the Cure Worse Than the Problem?
Learn about the concerns regarding this troublesome skin lightener, as well as some new alternatives.
Ingredients
Lightening Agents for Skin of Color
When treating skin of color, daily use of lightening agents or products will have to be incorporated into the treatment program to compliment the treatment modality to effectively eliminate hyperpigmentation.
Facial
Uncovering the Layers of Skin Peels
New trends and acids have been combined with traditional peel methods and formulas to pave the way for estheticians to customize results for clients.
Ingredients
FDA Cracks Down on Skin Lighteners
Skin whitening products walk the line between cosmetics and drugs, and often carry dangerous side effects. Flawless Beauty's injectable whitening products were struck down by a federal judge, putting lightening products under the lens.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Mandelic Acid
Mandelic acid is a gentle alternative for improving multiple skin benefits such as dark spots, wrinkles, skin texture, dullness and acne.
Ingredients
Hot New Ingredient: Resveratrol Skin-brightening Active With Exclusive Commentary About Whether Resveratrol is Right for Your Clients
Only on SkinInc.com: Katie Schaefer of Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine explains how resveratrol works and its skin care claims, helping inform you and your clients about whether this much-buzzed-about ingredient is the real deal.
Physiology
Devices and Cell Salt Ingredients to Amp Up Acne Treatments
Tiffany Andersen shares how important it is to understand cell salts in skin care, especially when treating acne.
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