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Type: Video
Section: Science > Physiology
Audio
Demystifying Acne Through Holistic Skin Care
While traditional topical treatments may improve the appearance of acne lesions, they don't necessarily prepare the body to fight future breakouts.
Physiology
Your [Unfiltered] Guide To Menopausal Skin
This interview with DMK experts explores the effects of menopause on skin and highlights effective treatments, home care and lifestyle changes to address these changes.
Ingredients
[VIDEO] You Can't Spell Anti-aging Without [Vitamin] A
Noonan talks about how retinoic acid (Retin-A) and retinol entered the market and how scientists have since discovered other forms of the vitamin that are just as effective without the side effects.
Video
Fighting Leaky Skin With a Healthy Microbiome
Have you ever heard of leaky skin? Think of leaky gut, but with your skin. It's definitely something you want to avoid, and the best way to do that is to nurture your microbiome.
Video
[VIDEO] How Neurocosmetics Combines Clean Beauty and Clinical Care
Neurocosmetics is the lateset technological breakthrough in skin care, and it can make all the difference in giving your clients a routine they're excited about.
Video
[VIDEO] Epidermis 101: How Clinical Care Can Change Your Spa
Lira Clinical joined us in this video interview to break down understanding the epidermis and how to keep it healthy and functioning properly.
Video
How Seasons Affect Pigmentation
The Skin Inc. team sat down this Shannon Esau, CEO and National Educator of Rhonda Allison, to learn more about the proper treatments and techniques to successfully peel your clients throughout the different seasons.
Video
Why Your Clients NEED a Nighttime Skin Care Routine
When it comes to barrier health, many think of ways to protect the skin from daily environmental aggressors. However, proper nighttime skin care is crucial for skin health.
Physiology
The New Star in Neck/Dec Treatments
In this video, Stan Kapica discusses the science of thermal shock and how to incorporate thermal shock into your treatments.
Devices/Tools
Making Your Treatments High-Tech
In this exclusive interview, we are joined by Candace Noonan, L.E. and master trainer for Dermaconcepts, to discuss how iontophoresis and sonophoresis can amp up your treatments.
Physiology
[video] When Acne Goes Beyond Skin
Acne can sometimes indicate underlying health issues. Ayyaz Shah, D.O., caught up with
Skin Inc.
on what to look for when treating acne and how estheticians can help clients' overall health.
Body
Video: Eczema and Psoriasis in the Treatment Room
At Face & Body Southeast 2016, Goldie Bonnel discussed what estheticians can and can't do while treating eczema and psoriasis.
Physiology
[VIDEO] Skin Cancer: Why We Should All Care
Did you know that melanoma is the second most common form of cancer for young people ages 15-29? It’s the fastest-growing cancer in the country, and unlike most other cancers, rates are increasing instead of declining.
MedSpa
[VIDEO] Getting Pumped: Practice Safe Skin Year Round
Launched by the Melanoma Foundation of New England, the Practice Safe Skin program offers corporations, cities and municipalities the opportunity to purchase sunscreen dispensers and offer free sunscreen to their communities.
Physiology
[Video] Become Certified to Save a Life With The Skinny On Skin
Based on the understanding that head and neck melanomas are particularly dangerous, The Skinny On Skin teaches skin care professionals how to screen for suspicious moles while performing salon services.
Physiology
Video: Treating Skin of Color
As part of the Advanced Education Program at the debut Face & Body Southeast, Pamela Springer (The Skin & Makeup Institute of Arizona and Global Skin Solutions) delivered an informative presentation on reducing risk and enhancing results when treating skin of color.
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