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DMK founder, Danne Montague-King, and chief scientific officer, Dr. Jayant Lokhande, on the best in-spa treatments for menopausal skin and the importance of home care and lifestyle changes that go with them.

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.

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Melanoma and Skin Cancer On The Rise in 2025

Melanoma is still on the rise in the U.S. in 2025, despite a wealth of information available on this very preventable disease.

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Adaptogens: Nature’s Destressors

These powerful plant-based ingredients work to balance stress responses, boost circulation, and support skin’s overall health, giving your clients’ complexions the care they desperately need.

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Expand Your Horizons, Uplift Your Clinic: The DMK Menopausal Masterclass

DMK’s Menopausal Masterclass is a one-of-a-kind educational opportunity to elevate your clinic and skincare practice. Be prepared to treat any Menopausal client that comes through your door with the highly tailored, effective skin care they deserve!

RNA damage, rather than DNA damage, is the key source of sun exposure's immediate inflammatory effects.

We've Misunderstood How Sunburns Actually Work

It's RNA molecule damage that presents the most immediate inflammatory response, per new research.

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An Esthy's Guide To Hydration

This guide offers an in-depth look at dehydration's impact on skin, the signs to watch for, and trending ingredients to incorporate into treatments.

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Beauty, Aging and Facial Morphology: Observation, Prevention and Protection

The anti-aging market unquestionably has been a driving force in the beauty industry, fueling product development, equipment and services.

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Essentials for Radiant, Youthful Eyes

In this article, we will examine the unique characteristics of the skin around the eyes, as well as common concerns and best practices for the skin care professional.

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Two New Reasons to Reexamine PFAS Safety, Exposure: Pregnancy and Sleep

Two recent studies have raised new alarm over PFAS. One found higher levels of PFAS in pregnant women who use cosmetics. The other associated sleep disruption with PFAS in young adults. These findings add to the public outcry over "forever chemicals."

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The Prevalence of Pruritus

Pruritis is considered chronic if it lasts for longer than six weeks. If the client develops itchy skin, the first thing to do is try and find out what is causing the problem.

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Skin Microbiome 101

Among these little living beings are bacteria, fungi and viruses that not only can influence our skin’s health but can directly impact every aspect of our skin and how it functions.

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The Impact of the Skin Barrier

Let’s delve into the vital role of the skin barrier, its impact on various skin conditions, and how to support and enhance its function to achieve optimal skin care results.

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[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.

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The Microbiome—A Vital Additional Layer of the Skin

Since eczema has always been an intrepid skin disease that we could temporarily treat but never truly cure, I jumped into the research to give me some direction on how to approach the skin’s microbiome and better treat eczema.

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Let's Talk About ATP

Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) has been a buzzy word in skin care for a few years now, but before we get into what it means to anti-aging and skin care, I think we should first do a brief review of what it means to the human body and its everyday function.

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Make A Healthy Barrier Your First Priority

The skin barrier serves an important role in protecting us from toxins, bacteria, infection, and DNA-damaging elements. A stronger barrier allows the skin to age slower, be less sensitive and function in its highest ability.

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5 Energy Device Applications for Anti-aging

Microcurrent electrical neuromuscular stimulation (MENS), high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), and radio frequency (RF) are specifically designed to transmit energy into biological tissue to bring about physiological changes.

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Are You Tackling Skin Issues Holistically?

When we think about effective skin care, we have to think about more than just topical solutions. Real results require us to think about the client holistically, addressing their lifestyle, stress, sleep, diet and so much more

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