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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.
Physiology
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.
Ingredients
What You Need to Know About...Vitamin D
Vitamin D can make a huge impact on a good treatment outcome, and it can be a problem for many clients. See three easy ways to get more vitamin D and how to use it in the treatment room.
Sun Care
Spotting Skin Cancer
As professionals who are constantly looking at the skin, it is important to be able to spot signs of potential skin cancer threats. Check out this guide to get yourself covered on understanding skin cancer.
Physiology
THEN & NOW: Are Stretch Marks Scars?
Stretch marks are nobody's best friends, but a lot has changed in terms of treating them as science has advanced. See what four major changes have come to treating stretch marks in the spa industry.
Physiology
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.
Physiology
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.
Facial
Rebuild and Strengthen Sensitive Skin
Sensitive skin can be easily misunderstood and often mistaken for a simple reaction. Learn how to detect whether a client has sensitive skin as well as how to help treat their sensitive skin.
Physiology
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.
Physiology
Health-focused Esthetic Care
With constant advancements in this industry and an influx of equipment, ingredient and chemistry advancements there is a need for higher education in many areas in the industry.
Physiology
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.
Physiology
Then & Now: New Findings in Glycation
Glycation and how it impacts the skin has been a topic discussed for years, but a lot has changed in the world of science and biology. Check out the key updates that are a need to know when it comes to the correlation between glycation and skin care.
MedSpa
Clear the Dec and Save the Neck
Don't let your client's neck and chest become completely neglected in their skin care regimen. Check out these treatments and home care tips to make sure the neck and chest is no longer forgotten about.
Physiology
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.
Ingredients
Nature’s Sponge: The Magic of Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic acid is basically a must-have in any skin care tool box, and it has numerous benefits to the skin. See where all the hype is coming from for hyaluronic acid.
MedSpa
Bringing Peace To Psoriasis
Psoriasis is more common than people might believe, and Kris Campbell is helping to clear up some of the misconceptions of psoriasis. Make sure you can properly treat your clients who have psoriasis.
Physiology
Sneaky Dehydration: Catch It and Ensure Great Skin for Clients
Understanding the difference between dry and dehydrated skin is very important when it comes to treating your clients. Knowing only a client's skin type, however, is a disservice to both of you.
Facial
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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