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Health
How Eating Affects Women’s Skin: Fuel, Fix, or Fail?
Let’s get one thing straight: your skin is not just a pretty wrapper; it’s a full-on metabolic organ.
Physiology
What Breaks Collagen Early? - And How to Avoid It.
Collagen is the structural backbone of youthful skin, providing firmness, elasticity and resilience.
Ingredients
The Dynamics of Olive Oil
Olive oil originates from the Oleaceae family, which encompasses over 600 species, including more than 30 genera of trees and shrubs.
Physiology
The Fire Within: Understanding and Addressing Inflammation in Modern Skin Care
Ask any esthetician for the top complaints from clients and you'll hear a familiar list: redness, irritation, breakouts or sensitive skin that just won't settle down.
Self-care
Glow from the Inside Out: How Meditation Became My Secret Skincare Weapon
At Shot Bar Medspa in Chicago, we're known for turning heads with skin that stuns.
Physiology
Holiday Skin SOS: The Surprising Science You Need to Know During Stress Season
Walk into any treatment room this holiday season and you'll see it instantly—that telltale puffiness around the eyes, the stubborn redness that refuses to calm down, the client who insists their go-to serum suddenly stings.
MedSpa
Medical Aesthetic Procedures – What’s in Your Aftercare?
The aesthetic industry has grown and developed over the last twenty years!
Wellness
The Power of Scalp Massage in Elevating Client Treatment
There are many ways to enhance treatments, but one of the simplest and most effective is a great scalp massage.
Physiology
Why Prepping Skin of Color Matters for Chemical Peel Season
When peel season rolls around, most of us estheticians get excited about the chance to help clients refresh their skin and head into the cooler months with a glow.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Vitamin K
Vitamin K is highly valued topically in skin care for its ability to strengthen blood vessels and improve circulation, thereby enhancing the appearance of dark circles and bruising.
Physiology
Scalp and Skin Barrier Health: Driving New Insights That Are Beyond Skin-Deep
In the past, most consumers bought products that boosted great-looking skin and hair for aesthetic reasons, but this aim is now shifting to skin health.
Hair Removal
Is Waxing a Love-Hate Relationship? You’re Not Alone.
Let’s be honest—waxing can totally feel like a love-hate relationship…for both clients and us pros.
Hair Removal
Framing the Face: The Art & Science of Perfect Brows
Brows are not just hair—they are the frame that sets the tone for the entire face.
Physiology
Photodynamic Therapy: A Single Solution for Oily Skin, Pores and Sun Damage
Most patients learn about PDT in the context of medical concerns, such as persistent acne, enlarged oil glands or early sun-related lesions.
Trends
Minding Your Business: Skin Streaming Is In—Why Less Is More for Skin Care in 2025
As a licensed esthetician and education director at Woodhouse Spa with over a decade of experience, I’ve witnessed countless skin care trends come and go, but few have made as meaningful an impact as skin streaming.
Trends
That's Bound to Leave a Mark: What You Need to Know About Stretch Marks in 2025
Stretch marks can feel like one of those unfortunate facts of life, especially when it's time to slip into a bathing suit again, or after a surprising bout of weight or muscle gain.
Wellness
Why Your Skin Might Be Aging Faster Than You Think: The Silent Role of Fibroblasts
Your skin may be aging faster than you think—and fibroblasts could be the reason. Discover how to wake up these collagen factories and restore resilience before silent damage takes hold with Osmosis skincare & wellness.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Astaxanthin
Astaxanthin is the naturally occurring pigment responsible for the reds, pinks and oranges found in some plants, like algae, and animals like salmon, trout, krill and shrimp.
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