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The Body's Specific Skin Needs
Face it ... the skin on the body needs attention, too.
Physiology
How pH Affects the Formulation of a Product
Understanding this chemistry is critical to selecting the correct peel solution for your clients.
Physiology
Acne Insights: Understanding This Common Skin Condition
Acne is a very common skin condition that affects both teens and adults in different ways. Learn about the different types of acne, how it forms and how you can treat it.
Ingredients
Plant Stem Cells: The Next Generation in Skin Care Technology
Plant stem cell technology can deliver antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating activity to consumers.
Physiology
The 3 Stages of Hormonal Skin Care
Look at where female clients are in their life cycle, and consider the possible skin conditions that can occur due to hormonal imbalance at that time.
Sun Care
Infrared Protection: Hype or Hope?
These days there’s a lot of hype about infrared (IR) protection for the skin. Should we be concerned about IR, and if so, what can be done about it?
Physiology
Telomeres and Aging: How to Keep Clients Younger Longer
Offer safe, corrective skin care results with minimal downtime by understanding and preserving telomeres.
Physiology
The Link Between Sun Damage and Hyperpigmentation
Discover how to deliver consistent care to your clients with hyperpigmentation.
Physiology
Holiday Skin SOS: The Surprising Science You Need to Know During Stress Season
Walk into any treatment room this holiday season and you'll see it instantly—that telltale puffiness around the eyes, the stubborn redness that refuses to calm down, the client who insists their go-to serum suddenly stings.
Facial
Keeping a Watchful Eye On Aging
The eye area is the first to show signs of aging, and may require earlier, more aggressive approaches to anti-aging treatments. Findings associated with periorbital aging include dark under-eye circles, “bagging” or loss of elasticity, shadowing in the tear trough, crows’ feet or wrinkling lateral to the eye, and loss of opacity (increased translucency) of the under-eye skin.
Facial
Treating Skin Changes During Perimenopause
This article will look at how fluctuating hormones can affect the skin, as well as suggest effective treatments and ingredients to mitigate conditions brought on by these unavoidable hormonal changes. It also will offer suggestions to help soothe perimenopause symptoms such as sleep disruption and hot flashes, which can affect skin health.
Ingredients
Anatomy of a Sunscreen
This article will explore some basic considerations behind sunscreen products, such as the two main categories of marketed sunscreens, formulation architecture and delivery systems—the anatomy of a sunscreen.
Physiology
Best Practices in the Treatment of Hyperpigmentation
Hyperpigmentation, one of the most common skin conditions, is one of the most difficult to treat.
Physiology
Physiology of the Skin: A New Look at Vitamin A
Find the facts behind the hype on this anti-aging skin care wonder.
Physiology
Teens and Melanoma
It is more important than ever for skin care professionals to spread the word to teen clients about the dangers of sun exposure and the possibility of melanoma.
Physiology
Physiology of the Skin: Aging and Inflammation
Chronic inflammation is a key player in skin aging.
Ingredients
Peel Away the Mysteries of Acids
Beautiful skin doesn’t have to be expensive, and going under the knife is not the only way to capture that youthful appearance. Skin peels provide an effective, less expensive and less invasive alternative.
Ingredients
Jar Deconstructed: Infrared and Blue Light Protection
New research is putting a light on the benefits of infrared and blue therapy treatments. What will this mean for the future of the esthetics practice?
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