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Section: Science
Physiology
The Complexity of Pigmentation
For decades, people have been obsessed with color, and spa professionals are facing challenges on how to best address pigmentation.
Physiology
Pigmentation Revisited
A thorough understanding of the physiological origin of pigmentation problems can help correctly treat clients' concerns.
MedSpa
Top Pigmentation Treatments
Pigmentation can be caused by a number of environmental and physical triggers. Treatment is possible, with the right combination of treatment options.
Physiology
Then and Now: Pigmentation Update
With so much having changed in the pigmentation field of skin care, these are the updates that have happened in the last 10 years that could make a big difference in your spa.
Physiology
How to Choose the Best Ingredients to Treat Pigmentation
Knowing the pathways to pigmentation can make all the difference in figuring out the best ingredients to use for optimal results and brighter skin.
Facial
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?
Video
How Seasons Affect Pigmentation
The Skin Inc. team sat down this Shannon Esau, CEO and National Educator of Rhonda Allison, to learn more about the proper treatments and techniques to successfully peel your clients throughout the different seasons.
Facial
Shedding Some Light on Pigmentation
Hyperpigmentation is an important condition that requires the expertise and understanding of an esthetician. It affects many Caucasians, African-Americans, Hispanics and Asians. The goal of an esthetic pigment treatment is to correct and further prevent hyperpigmentation.
Face & Body Northern California Coverage
The Latest Advancements & Techniques in Peels & Pigmentation
Face & Body Northern California has all the product knowledge classes and panel presentations on these topics, and so much more.
Ingredients
How Lemon Can Solve Client's Skin Concerns
From pigmentation to acne, lemon might just be the answer to these issues.
Physiology
The Difference Between Men and Women's Skin
From oily skin to pigmentation some skin conditions may be prone due to gender.
MedSpa
Do Skin Conditions Affect the Quality of Life?
The Boston University School of Medicine recently conducted a study to discover whether pigmentation skin conditions can affect the quality of life.
Ingredients
Carotenoids Halt Hyperpigmentation in Sun-exposed Skin
Carotenoid supplements protect the skin against UVA-induced pigmentation, Amway and IUF researchers report.
Physiology
Promising Breakthrough for Repigmentation in Vitiligo Patients
Researchers experienced success restoring skin color in a patient with vitiligo—a devastating condition that causes skin to lose its pigmentation or color.
Physiology
Alternative Perspectives in Hyperpigmentation
This article will have you questioning what you think you know about pigmentation causes.
Physiology
Hormones Found Key to Safe Skin Lightening and Tanning
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have found receptors on melanocytes that interact with progesterone or estrogen to lighten or darken the skin, respectively. Future pigmentation control creams could capitalize on this concept.
Facial
Approaches and Insights to Melasma
In this podcast, we sit down with Esau to talk about melasma, including: how common it is, how it occurs, how it differs from other pigmentation issues, why it is so difficult to treat and so much more.
Physiology
Promising New Vitiligo Treatment Offers Hope to Patients for Repigmentation
A treatment regimen is safe and effective for restoring skin pigmentation in vitiligo patients, according to a Henry Ford Hospital study.
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