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Triple Threat: The Three Keys to Fighting Aging Skin

Teach your clients about the three biochemical reactions that cause aging skin.

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Natural Selection Furthering Pale Skin Mutations

A piece of research has concluded that skin depigmentation in Europeans has taken place through an adaptive process furthered by natural selection.

The Powerful Effects of Vitamin A for Signs of Aging

The Powerful Effects of Vitamin A for Signs of Aging

This fabulous ingredient allows the fibroblast cell to synthesize collagen and elastin, which in turn thickens and tightens the skin, reducing wrinkles, slowing down the aging process and providing a younger appearance.

Why Prepping the Skin Pre-facial is Crucial

Why Prepping the Skin Pre-facial is Crucial

Pre-conditioning plays a vital role in ensuring that the skin does not experience adverse reactions during more aggressive treatments.

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Common Gene Mutation Linked to Increased Skin Cancer

When Homo sapiens left Africa and had to adapt to less sunny climates, there was a mutation in one of the genes responsible for regulating the synthesis of melanin, which allowed for better absorption of vitamin D, but also increased the risk of developing skin cancer in adulthood.

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Handy Skin Care Tips For Women's Hands

Hands can show early signs of aging if they are repeatedly exposed to the sun without proper SPF protection.

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12 Beauty and Health Uses for CBD: Amway Reviews the Evidence

A review by Amway researchers published in Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology explores tangible evidence in the literature relevant to CBD's potential topical beauty and health benefits in 12 application areas.

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Estée Lauder Study Links Low Quality Sleep to Skin Aging

University Hospitals Case Medical Center found that sleep quality impacts skin function and aging.

Melanoma Often Spotted Later Among Blacks, Hispanics

Glow Boosters: 12 Natural Skin Brightening Ingredients

Glow Boosters: 12 Natural Skin Brightening Ingredients

Natural brightening ingredients have become very popular in the skin care world for estheticians and clients alike. We've got the top 12 sources for a glowing complexion.

Achieving The Art of Skin Care Efficacy

Master Chemist Sam Dhatt On Innovative Ingredients In The Skin Care Industry, Perfecting His Formulations And Efficacy Of Products

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[TRENDING] Top Skin Science Research and Formulations

Upgrade your skin science knowledge with classes featuring your favorite industry veterans and pros at Face & Body Northern California on August 21-22, 2022.

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5 Myths of Redheads’ Skin Exposed

Many assume that redheaded skin is all the same, when in reality, it’s as varied as the person.

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On The Brighter Side

Learn about some top ingredients for brightening the skin.

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Naturally Clearing Skin with Willow Bark

Willow bark is easily a jack-of-all-trades ingredient with its host of benefits, especially when it comes to clearing the skin.

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Very A-peeling: Adding Peels To Your Education at Face & Body

Peels are definitely not a treatment of the past, but instead are a great staple treatment to include in your spa. Expand your knowledge on peels with these classes at Face & Body Northern California.

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Hot New Ingredient: Cinnamomum subavenium Found to Safely Whiten Skin—With Exclusive Commentary About How Skin-lightening Works and the Most Effective Skin-lightening Ingredients

Only on SkinInc.com: Actives derived from the evergreen bush Cinnamomum subavenium may be employed to safely and more effectively lighten the skin than current actives. Exclusive commentary follows explaining how skin lightening works and what ingredients are most effective for your clients.

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Study: Damage from Daily Sun Exposure Examined

A low level of daily exposure to a common component of sunlight can cause skin damage at the molecular level after just a few days, new University of Michigan Medical School research shows.

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