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Facial
Then and Now: Oily Skin Revisited
We have more knowledge about acne-prone skin and more effective treatments now. In this article, let’s look at changes since 1989.
Sun Care
IMPACT Melanoma's Tips for Partner Skin Checks
February is for lovers. Scan the skin of all those lovers this month and beyond. It’s a small step in assuring lasting health and many more made memories ahead.
Regulatory
Infection Control: Be Safe, Not Sorry
Keeping a clean esthetic work area is extremely important to practice. From standard precautions in the treatment room to understanding what different types of infections you can get or give, infection control is extremely important to be educated on.
Wellness
The 3 Links Missing Between Diet and Acne
When it comes to treating acne sometimes the best treatment available starts on the inside of the body. Nutrition plays a key role in skincare and can be broken up into three main influences: hormones, nutrient deficiencies, and the microbiome.
Ingredients
Resveratrol: Elixir for Longevity
Resveratrol boosts cell proliferation, how quickly new cells can regenerate, and provides nourishing phyto-nutrients for the skin and facilitates how well the body can absorb vitamin C. Nature Pure Labs' Victoria Tabak explains more.
Trends
Reflections: Red Alert
Skin care practitioners are often alarmed at the sign of red and immediately try to soothe and calm the skin (or calm down that hot client). Before doing so, however, it is imperative that they research the root of that redness.
Ingredients
Where There's Smoke, There's Skin Care: How Cannabis Affects Skin
With relaxing regulations, cannabis is gaining traction in skin care. Read on for details on how cannabis works with the skin and what is in store for its future.
Physiology
Jar Deconstructed: Liposomes
Liposomes are frequently utilized to deliver key actives, with hyaluronic acid winning the award for most popular and hydration often the name of the game. We delve further into how these tiny delivery vehicles work.
Facial
Fight Aging With Zero Trauma
Utilizing the body's natural inflammatory response to fight the appearance of aging is a relatively recent development. Tina Abnoosi of TAMA Research explores further.
Physiology
An Esthetician’s Guide to Vascular Lesions
Knowing the difference between rosacea and vascular lesions is crucial to the treatment process. Susanne Schmaling from the Esthetics Council explains the difference.
Physiology
Hot and Bothered: Treating Reactive Skin
Reactive skin is an esthetician-coined term that describes skin that shows different types of reactions easily when exposed to certain products, ingredients, treatments or environmental factors.
Physiology
Ethnicity and Skin Cancer Risk
Skin cancer is colorblind. All ethnicities should take precautionary measures when exposing their skin to UV rays, according to IMPACT Melanoma contributing writer, Chris Hislop.
Facial
The A-Peel of Desquamation
The intricate process of desquamation involves hydration, enzymes and many other substances and actions. PCA Skin's Ivana S. Veljkovic, Ph.D., details the process.
Physiology
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.
Makeup
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.
Sun Care
Warm Up to Sun Protection as Temperatures Cool
The end of summer should not mean the end of sun protection—reflective snow, drier air and a tendency to skip SPF once temperatures drop can lead to unexpected sun damage to the skin.
MedSpa
Platelet-Rich Plasma and the Vampire Facial
Platelet-rich plasma, the key ingredient in "vampire facials," has many benefits when it comes to collagen regeneration and skin rejuvenation.
Physiology
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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