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Beyond Stone Massage: 5 Ways to Incorporate Himalayan Salt

Salt stone massage offers a more positive environmental impact and more therapeutic benefits than traditional hot stone massage. Here are some ways you can begin incorporating Himalayan salt into other treatments at your spa.

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Don’t Get Burned: Link between Melanin-Rich Skin & Sunburn

A recent study shows a correlation between melanin-rich skin and sunburn, raising concern of skin cancer prevention perceptions.

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Delayed Flight?...Get a Massage

XpressSpa has announced their kiosk and pop-up spa prototype for airports, which will offer express treatments for travelers.

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Stem Cells Meet Technology for Skin Repair

Canadian scientists are tackling inefficient skin graft options with the introduction of stem cell technology to facilitate growth and healing in injured skin.

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Soak Yourself in Syrup at Yunessun Resort

Japanese Yunessun Resort in Hakone, Japan will have a special "hot cake bath" until April 25.

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Rivers Casino Premiers Splash Spa in New York

Rivers Casino & Resort Schenectady opened its Splash Spa to the public, which will offer a range of spa treatments and special express treatments.

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Hold My Beer, I'm Getting a Facial

Brew Dog has announced plans to open a beer hotel and spa in Columbus, Ohio. Spa amenities beer-infused treatment and a hot tub filled with beer.

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[Infographic] Women Don't Use Sunscreen Daily

In a recent online survey, it was revealed that 84% of women didn't use sunscreen as a part of their daily beauty routine.

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The Body Benefits of Infrared

Weight loss is the most popular reason that people choose to get an infrared body wrap. As we know, sweat consumes calories, and an infrared body wrap produces three to five times more sweat than exercise.

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FDA Says Eureka to Eucrisa

Doctors and spa professionals are hopeful as the FDA approved the first of what could be many skin treatments. Based on a couple of test trials, the FDA approved a treatment for eczema in patients ages 2 or older.

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What’s the Next ‘Big Thing’ for Medical Spas?

Representatives from the laser, digital marketing and skin care spaces provided three insights on what to look out for in 2017 for the medical spa industry.

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The American Club and Kohler Waters Spa Receive Five Stars

For the sixth year in a row, The American Club and its Kohler Waters Spa have received Forbes' five-star rating.

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Scrub Swap

Although we have become attached to microbeads in our products, have no fear, there are many effective alternatives.

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Infrared Protection: Hype or Hope?

These days there’s a lot of hype about infrared (IR) protection for the skin. Should we be concerned about IR, and if so, what can be done about it?

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Video: What is Your Exfoliation IQ?

In this Face & Body Northern California video, Susanne Schmaling demonstrates her physical exfoliation method and what you should consider in your treatments.

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Non-Invasive Cellulite Option Lasts Up to 3 Years

Cellfina cuts off cellulite at its source, for a relatively pain-free and non-invasive option to reduce dimpled and puckered skin that affects at least 85% of U.S. women.

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Telehealth: Skin Care Just a Few Clicks Away

Telehealth is a new technological alternative to traditional health care through a screen. Professionals, specifically dermatologists, have an easier time connecting with patients who need help with their skin, but may not have the proper income or access to the care.

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Top 5 Tips for Safe, Effective Laser Hair Reduction

As the demand for laser treatments increase, so does the demand for qualified professionals. Following these five steps could be the difference between a safe or harmful treatment as well as an effective or non-effective treatment.