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Creating a Treatment Plan for Multicultural Clients

From chemical peels to microdermabrasion, it can be difficult to decide what the best treatment for multicultural clients' skin concerns could be. However, Michai Ashley makes it a little easier with her tips.

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Scientists Connect Atopic Dermatitis and Food Allergies

Researchers have discovered a link between atopic dermatitis and food allergies through a study they published in Science Translational Medicine in February 2019.

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Skin Care Could Translate to Brain, Heart and Blood Sugar Health

We hear it all the time: the skin is the largest organ, and we focus on ways to address signs of aging or ailments. But according to a new study, skin health (or lack thereof) could have much larger implications.

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Research Reveals Skin Cells Initiate Immune Response

Researchers from Silab, in collaboration with the University of California, San Francisco, have uncovered a new finding about the biological immune response: skin cells can initiate it locally.

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Research Finds This Factor to Boost Facial Skin Moisture

Lotions and potions are not the secret to lasting skin hydration—according to Skin Research and Technology findings, a very fine water mist can improve skin moisture and barrier function.

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Hair Follicle Discovery Unleashes Possibility for New Acne Treatments

Researchers at Biomedical Research Centre discovered how a mutation in hair follicle formation could be causing severe acne. With this research, the team is hoping to uncover new forms of acne treatments.

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San Diego Researchers Find Causes of Skin Aging and Immunity

A research group at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine identified what causes skin aging and how this can impact skin immunity.

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TrAP Molecules Drive Natural Healing Proteins

A novel biomaterial developed by researchers at Imperial College London interacts with wound healing and tissue repair as it evolves.

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Shiseido Uncovers Heroes and Villains in Skin Aging

Various forces are at work within skin that can defend against or propogate signs of aging. Shiseido highlighted findings in this area from a joint research project, along with the capability of an iris extract to influence these dynamics.

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Research Assess Skin Cancer Risks

Research was presented during the American Society of Human Genetics annual meeting, which discussed the correlation between genetic risk factors for skin cancer and environmental risk factors for skin cancer.

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Is an Acne Vaccine in Our Future?

Acne may not be life threatening, but it does impact the emotional stability of those suffering with it. That is why a group of researchers are working on creating an acne vaccine, and their findings have been published.

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Linking Melanoma with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia

A research team at Wilmot Cancer Institute discovered that patients who suffer from chronic lymphocytic leukemia are at a 600% higher risk of also having melanoma.

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A Breakdown on Peels and Toxicology

Face and Body shared some amazing tips and tricks when it comes to the realm of toxicology and and peels for the spa industry during the advanced education classes on chemistry.

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Are Blood Tests the Future of Diagnosing Melanoma?

A research team in Australia recently conducted a study to see if it would be possible to detect melanoma through a blood test. This research could help speed up the process for early detection of melanoma.

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Discovering the Genetic Connection to Weight Loss

People often discuss how certain diets work better for certain people based on their genetic makeup. However, a recent study may have discovered that this isn't entirely true.

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Study Shows How Weather Changes Skin Texture

Climatic factors have the potential to influence skin health—especially its moisture levels and texture—according to research in the British Journal of Dermatology. These results may influence how consumers alter their skin care from season to season.

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Very A-peeling: Adding Peels To Your Education at Face & Body

Peels are definitely not a treatment of the past, but instead are a great staple treatment to include in your spa. Expand your knowledge on peels with these classes at Face & Body Northern California.

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New Study Uncovers Itch vs. Pain Signaling

A new study published in the Journal of Neuroscience provides some relief for a phenomenon over which scientists have been scratching their heads: itch vs. pain and their discrimination.

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