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Shining the Light on Natural Ingredients to Treat Hyperpigmentation

Hyperpigmentation is commonly treated with topical treatments with varying degrees of success. Now, new topical ingredients—including some that are plant-based—are offering more treatment alternatives showing promise for this tricky skin condition.

Bioelements new Quick Refiner for Eyes simultaneously removes dead and dulling skin cells, speeding up cell turnover as it hydrates, soothes, strengthens and protects.

The Science Behind Aging Eyes—and the Peel Solution

Don’t conceal the signs of fatigued, aging eyes—eliminate them. This exfoliation method works to refine the entire eye area with a multilevel approach.

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What is Cold Laser Therapy?

Cold laser therapy—also known as low-level light therapy—has beneficial effects on wrinkles, acne scars, hypertrophic scars, burns and more.

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Acne—Setting the Record Straight

Acne is the most common skin condition in the United States. Although it's common, accurate information about acne can be scarce.

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Exposing Common Skin Care Myths

Dermatologist sets the record straight on what really does sabotage the skin and dispels the most common myths being passed on.

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National Rosacea Society Designates April as Rosacea Awareness Month

The National Rosacea Society will conduct public education activities to reach the millions of rosacea sufferers who may not realize they have a medical condition that can be treated.

YON-KA Paris recently completed the launch of HYDRA N◦1 Collection, which is a complete program of products with powerful and long-lasting hydrating benefits.

Help Clients Hydrate With Time-released Botanical Ingredients

Essential fatty acids found in shea butter, olive phytosqualane, and grape seed and hazelnut oils help the sustained hydrating benefits by helping limit TEWL. These ingredients are also featured throughout the YON-KA Paris HYDRA N◦1 Collection.

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When to Recommend Over-the-Counter Acne Products

Dermatologists recommend that products found on drugstore shelves boast effective ingredients that can help control acne.

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Peel Science

Learn how to effectively manage, market and take advantage of powerful, lucrative peels.

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Menopause and Your Clients’ Changing Skin

By advising clients to make certain preparations now, you can minimize the affect menopause has on theirs kin when it strikes.

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The Truth About Treating Multicultural Skin

Skin care professionals who ignore the phenomenon of the growing multitude of races in the United States are out of touch with reality concerning the skin care trends that will dictate their esthetic careers in the near future.

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10 Things to Increase Add-on Services

Add-on services are an efficient and profitable way to improve client results.

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Cashing In on Dual Treatment Packages

Reaching higher sales goals starts by educating clients about the remarkable benefits of treatment combinations.

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The Light Fantastic: Photobiology and Light Emitting Diodes

LED help alleviate some of the most common skin conditions encountered in the treatment room.

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8 Acne Blunders: Common Mistakes to Avoid When Working With Acne

Keeping frequently forgotten or overlooked acne factors in mind can make a big difference in treatment success.

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Kline Tracks the Potential in 2014 for At-home Beauty Devices

The skin care, anti-aging and body care markets continue to be targeted for an at-home beauty device boom.

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Under-eye Bags or Festoons?

What is the difference between “bags” and festoons?

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What Comes After DD Creams?

Women’s Wear Daily is reporting that "extra exfoliation" cream (aka EE cream) is set to hit the market come March.

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