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9 Oils and Spices for Wintertime Care

This winter, support clients in achieving glowing, healthy skin by spicing up their treatments and homecare regimens. Look to cinnamon, clove, orange peel oil, turmeric and paprika, to name a few, not only for their inviting aroma but also for their warming, stimulating and rejuvenating properties.

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When Water is Hard on Eczema

Hard water contains minerals that are tough on the skin, especially those predisposed toward atopic dermatitis. Recent research in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology looked into how hard water affects the skin barrier.

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Let’s Get Frank About Frankincense

With a range of skin and health benefits, frankincense can be incorporated into spa treatments to add a dose of wellness.

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Comparatively Speaking: Inflammation vs. Allergy

Is it sensitive skin? Or is it really normal skin undergoing a typical inflammatory response? Where do allergic reactions fit in? In this edition of "Comparatively Speaking," Nava Dayan, Ph.D., explains.

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Jar Deconstructed: Turmeric

Many in the culinary world are familiar with turmeric’s benefits when ingested orally, however, this ingredient goes above and beyond to improve skin.

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8 East-to-West Beauty Trends To Watch Out For

Eastern traditions and practices are increasingly becoming more prevalent in Western spas. Learn about some of the latest and attention-grabbing techniques and trends.

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Top 10 Spa Trends for 2018

Showcased here are the top 10 trends forecasted to see success in the spa market in 2018: including carbonated skin care, sound therapy, adaptogenic herbs, and more.

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Makeup Bag Rejuvenation

While more clients have become increasingly diligent about understanding what is in their skin and body serums and sun protection formulas, in addition to what’s being applied in the treatment room, and how foods impact the health of their skin, that same level of awareness tends not to extend to the cosmetics in their makeup bags.

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Think Before You Ink: What to Know About Tattoos and Skin

Tattoos and permanent cosmetics have the potential to cause skin reactions. Click through for how estheticians can prepare and treat clients' tattoo concerns.

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Study Finds Bee Pollen Buzzin’ in Cosmetics

A study researched nano-sized bee pollen to see if it could be used as an ingredient in cosmetics. Clinical tests revealed the many benefits of bee pollen to the skin.

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Ingredients to Treat 4 Most Common Skin Conditions

Lyn Ross, founder of Institut’ DERMed Clinical Skin Care, shared ingredients estheticians can use to help clients with acne, aging, sensitivity and dyschromatic skin during Face & Body Southeast spa expo and conference.

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Can Alternative Cleansing Clean Skin?

Cleansing helps maintain skin barrier function and assists routines designed for acne, anti-aging and men’s skin care. This article will discuss the latest in cleansing technology, reviewing some innovative formulation concepts.

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Sleeping Beauty

Nighttime is the right time for the skin to reboot, repair and refresh. As esthetic professionals, we are constantly reminding our clients about the importance of their before-bed skin care ritual to piggyback onto this physiological phenomenon.

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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.

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Can Probiotics Ward Off Eczema?

Treatment for eczema may start in the gut. Research has suggested that probiotics, or "good" bacteria, play a role in the strengthening of the immune system and, by extension, the treatment of the skin condition.

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DIY Don’t: Charcoal Masks

DIY charcoal masks can cause permanent damage to the skin. We reached out to our experts to explain why these masks are always a DIY Don't.

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Derms Need to Think Twice About OTC Recommendations, Study Shows

Consumers faced with compromised skin often look to their dermatologists for over-the-counter (OTC) product advice, to help keep costs (and allergens) in check. But findings from a new product review suggest derms need a second look at what they're recommending.

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Acne and Rosacea Innovations on the Horizon

The microbiome, hormonal treatments and more were on the table during the American Academy of Dermatology's 2017 Summer Meeting's Acne and Rosacea session.

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