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Ingredients
Retinal, a Game Changer Acts 11 Times Faster than Retinol in Treating Skin
Retinal increases cell regeneration and collagen production to reduce wrinkles. It inhibits excess melanin production, kills bacteria and strengthens the skin barrier. It is also clinically proven that retinal does it all 11 times faster than retinol.
Physiology
How Sunscreen Base Formulas Affect SPF and Mechanical Properties
A recent study published in AAPS PharmSciTech tested four sunscreens to determine how their components influenced SPF, shear and thixotropy.
Physiology
Decoding the Science Behind the Redhead Factor
The unique role of the MC1R extends far beyond skin and hair pigmentation and includes modulation of the immune system, cell viability and cell differentiation.
Ingredients
Sweeten Up Your Spa with Strawberry Offerings
Strawberries often bring forth a feeling of romance as well as summer, but they can also be used in so many ways in the treatment room.
Physiology
How to Choose the Best Ingredients to Treat Pigmentation
Knowing the pathways to pigmentation can make all the difference in figuring out the best ingredients to use for optimal results and brighter skin.
Physiology
Plant Stem Cell Technology 101
Plant stem cells have incredible benefits in the skin care industry to promote healthy skin.
Ingredients
Why Some C. Acnes Bacteria Are Vital for Skin Health
This article will detail why different strains of C. acnes bacteria might affect skin differently, and outline steps to take to achieve optimal skin health.
Ingredients
The Tightening & Clearing Powers of Mastic in Skin Care
Whether dryness, aging or acne is of concern, this is an ingredient to help treat skin of all ages.
Physiology
Skin Segment Knowledge Essential for Successful Services
There are segments or “layers” of the skin we have to be aware of to make a successful diagnosis and prognosis of skin.
Facial
The Power of Exfoliation: Achieving Younger-Looking Skin With Ultraceuticals' Gentle Formula
When it comes to exfoliation, there is never a one size fits all approach, and estheticians must provide each guest with a personalized approach.
Physiology
How Climate Change & Wildfire Smoke Impact the Skin
The health impact of air pollution from wildfires has not been well studied, but the evidence from our recent studies suggests that short-term exposure to wildfire air pollution can affect the skin and cause flares of certain skin disorders.
Physiology
The Difference Between Natural vs. Organic Skin Care
In this article, we will look at advantages and disadvantages with organic skin care certification.
Physiology
Understanding Ozempic (Semaglutide) in Terms of Spa and Wellness
Dr. Habashy, head of naturopathic medicine at Strata Integrated Wellness Spa, demystifies the messaging around Ozempic (semaglutide): how it works, side effects and wellness programming.
Physiology
The Main Cause of Allergic Reactions
Most people still do not know that the majority of allergic reactions are not caused by allergens like soy, nuts and gluten. The real offenders are toxic fillers. Here's the ingredients to look out for.
Ingredients
Why PHAs Should Be the Top Pick for First Time Peel Clients
Your clients can now say goodbye to red, inflamed skin (and the hat, sunglasses and scarf to cover it all up), and say hello to radiant results! Now that is something you and your clients can glow about.
Ingredients
How to Incorporate the Healing Powers of Sandalwood into Spa Offerings
The skin care industry has embraced sandalwood as the ancient answer to many of today’s maladies—and with good reason: its healing reputation has endured even longer than its scent.
Facial
Chemical Exfoliation 101: A Guide to Dead Skin Removal with Fruit
Fruity exfoliants are a natural choice for sweeping away dead skin cells as well facilitating the absorption of skin-transforming active ingredients—helping facial treatments and home care regimens bear much fruit.
Physiology
How To Confidently Treat All Skin Tones on the Fitzpatrick Scale
Knowing how to work on skin of all shades and colors is an imperative part of being a good esthetician and skin advisor.
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