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Physiology
Use PRP, Lasers to Fight Against Vitiligo
Treatments combining platelet-rich plasma and CO2 lasers proved effective in restoring pigment for vitiligo patients, according to a recent study in the
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
.
Makeup
Priming Your Facial Canvas
Just like any artist, makeup artists and estheticians must prepare the canvas that they work on. Learn how primers can help with the creation of a masterpiece.
Physiology
Women Unsure of the Signs of Breast Cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it's pretty shocking how many women don't even know how to tell if they might have breast cancer. See these tips to learn more about checking for breast cancer.
Equipment/Tools
How to Laser for All Skin Colors
Lasers are a safe option for clients of color, provided that a thorough client history is taken so that factors such as health history and genetics can be taken into account.
Industry News
Earn More Money by Understanding Your Brand
Client face time, looking the part and the inclusion of medical vs. cosmetic treatments help to define esthetic brands, including how to better interact with clients to earn more money.
Physiology
Reinforce A Client's Skin Barrier
Peels, lasers and other esthetic treatments have the potential to harm some clients' skin. Estheticians can prevent this through careful planning and soothing treatments.
Facial
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.
Facial
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.
Physiology
Jump-starting Anti-aging, Healing and More
With the flip of a switch—er, chip, rather—skin cells can be reprogrammed as any cell type to restore function to aging or damaged tissue and organs. Research from Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and Ohio State College of Engineering explains.
Ingredients
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.
Physiology
Understanding the Risks of Sun Poisoning
While most of us are familiar with sunburns, not everyone understands the risks of sun poisoning. In the case of sun poisoning, a person may develop redness, swelling and large blisters on their skin.
Facial
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.
Business
Road to Regulation: Microneedling Devices Defined by FDA
Microneedling devices have, for some time, been without widely enforced regulation. As such, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a draft guidance on Sept. 15, 2017, defining when tools are considered esthetic vs. medical in nature, along with potential regulatory changes.
Trends
What’s Up With Acne at Face & Body Southeast
Face & Body
Southeast covers all of the bases on acne education—from alternative treatments, such as lymphatic massage, to client evaluations, there is plenty to learn about the popping topic.
Physiology
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.
Physiology
Henna Tattoos Offer Potential Dangerous Decorations
Black henna is not only causing an uptick in adverse reactions to the temporary body art, but in some cases is not permitted for use by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.
Ingredients
Could Fire Ants Be Stockpiling the Next Psoriasis Treatment?
Fire ants often are portrayed as swarming the nemesis in an action film, bringing forth a warranted demise. While their choreographed attack may leave your skin crawling, new research suggests their venom may, in fact, hold a key to treating psoriasis and its itchy, irritated traits.
Physiology
Oil Overdrive: Look Within to Battle Acne
Clients with oily skin have a multitude of skin issues, such as breakout battles. As estheticians, we must look at the deeper cause of oil production.
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