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It'll Grow on You: Fully Functional 3D Skin Model

Blood, sweat and hairs ... a group of researchers from Japan have developed a skin transplant model that can create fully functional 3D skin transplants, complete with hair follicles and sebaceous glands, for replacing seriously damaged skin or as an alternative to animal tests.

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Nature’s Answer to Sensitive Skin

According to the number of botanical clinical trials conducted and available, the best evidence exists in the treatment of inflammatory skin conditions and diseases, atopic dermatitis and psoriasis.

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Red Alert: Rosacea Could Signal Other Health Risks

New studies are now revealing potential associations between rosacea and increased risks of cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal disease, certain types of cancer and many other systemic illnesses.

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Meditate And Lessen Back Pain

A new study found 342 people with chronic low-back pain felt better with two methods: mindfulness based stress reduction and cognitive behavioral therapy.

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Smartphone Microscope Focuses In On Skin Cancer

A smartphone microscope was built that detected about 90% of the non-melanoma skin cancers and 60% for the melanoma skin cancers.

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Tried and True: Busting 5 Common Tanning Myths

Gear clients up for spring break trips or summer by encouraging them to use adequate sun protection. You know who your bronze goddesses are; bust their bad summer habits to help deliver beautiful skin all year long.

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DNA Repair in Skin Care

DNA is information everyone should become familiar with as we move to the next paradigm in skin care. While DNA repair is occurring in our body roughly 100 trillion times every day, we apparently still need more help. There is a delicate balance between oxygen being used a repair and sustain life and the infamous free radical cascade that is often the main contributor to aging. Our DNA is critical to our health and survival, but does our skin really benefit from this novel ingredient class?

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Fruit of the Vine: The Mighty Grape

nutrients can be eaten and applied to the skin to nourish, protect and transform the health skin. In this article, let’s dig into the amazing qualities of the grape.

Ann Brown, of Spa Shiki, Spa Insight Solutions and Saltability, gave a live demonstration of a Himalayan salt detox body wrap using an infrared warming blanket.

Stroking Skin's 'Qi'go at Face & Body Midwest

“There’s more [to the face] than just facial muscles," Janel Luu told attendees at Face & Body Midwest. The conference and tradeshow, held by Skin Inc. on March 12-14, 2016, at McCormick place in Chicago, brought estheticians, esthetician educators and others face to face.

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The Science Behind Skin at Face & Body Midwest

Missed the science track at Face & Body Midwest? Catch up with our online summary.

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Scientists Link Enzyme to Aging Skin

Scientists at Newcastle Unviersity, UK discovered the activity of mitochondrial complex II declines with age.

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AAD Fights Acne With Combo Treatments

The best way to fight acne is by combining treatments, according to new guidelines from the American Academy of Dermatology.

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10 Things Not to Miss at Face & Body Midwest

The event will be buzzing with networking, product demonstrations, treatment protocols, Advanced Education and Supplier Classes. For those attending the event or thinking about going, here are 10 things not to miss.

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Stem Cells–Myth or Medical Breakthrough?

Years ago, stem cells and growth factors became hero ingredients in skin care formulations. Some brands have claimed plant-based stem cells helped reproduce human stem cells and growth factors, directly changing the behavior of human DNA. This article will explore the facts on stem cells in skin care products

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When SPF Isn’t Enough

Skin cancer rates continue to rise every year, so it is clear the current approach to sun protection is not enough. It may be time to dig deeper to find out why—and how we can lower the number of malignant and nonmalignant skin cancer incidences.

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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.

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Ancestry and Skin: Produce Results for Skin of Any Color

As the U.S. population grows, it will become increasingly important to know how to serve a diverse clientele. Every skin has a much deeper story than what meets the surface, and ancestry plays a major role in how the skin will respond to certain ingredients and treatments.

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Study Links Pollution to Dark Spots

A recent study in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology linked the formation of dark spots on the skin—known as lentigenes—with levels of traffic-related air pollution and air pollution-associated gases.

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