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Physiology
Retinoids, Folliculitis, Sun Exposure and More: Black Skin and Hair Research
Recognizing Black History Month (February) in the U.S., this brief review explores select literature focused on Black skin and hair; from sun protection and topical retinoids, to hormone activity of Black hair care, skin brightening and more.
Devices/Tools
Hydrodermabrasion and its Potential for Soothing Sensitive Skin
This gentle facial rejuvenation treatment is also safe for all skin tones, which allows estheticians to use it on a vast array of clientele.
Facial
How to Holistically Treat Common Skin Concerns
It’s important to understand holistic approaches to beauty and wellness, and most importantly, take the dialogue away from marketers who are largely responsible for spreading misinformation about it.
Body
The Forgotten Neck and Décolleté
In the realm of skin care, the face typically receives the most attention, often at the expense of other vital areas like the neck and décolleté. This oversight is a common mistake that can lead to significant long-term consequences.
Physiology
The Future of Feel-Good Skincare
How Neurocosmetics Are Redefining Beauty, Longevity & Wellness
Ingredients
The Beauty in Bakuchiol
In the ever-evolving world of skin care, new ingredients frequently emerge, promising to revolutionize our beauty routines.
Ingredients
Antioxidant Potential: Delivering the Goods
Antioxidants are multipurpose molecules that can help protect the cells from damage by breaking down free radical chains.
Body
The Art and Science of Paramedical Areola Tattooing: How Estheticians Are Pioneering Advanced Restorative Techniques for Breast Cancer Survivors
In the evolving landscape of paramedical esthetics, few specializations demand the unique intersection of clinical knowledge, artistic mastery and emotional intelligence required for 3D areola reconstruction.
Spas
Top Trends in Facial Technology
Established and emerging facial devices offer clients cutting-edge results—while boosting the reputations of tech-savvy spas.
MedSpa
When Your Client Has Scleroderma—What Every Esthetician Should Know
The relationship you have with your clients can lead to an earlier diagnosis of this disease.
Body
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.
Facial
The New Face of Gluten
Celiac disease can impact the body externally, appearing as a number of skin disorders that occur simultaneously with digestive issues.
Customer Service
Skin Care With Compassion
Advice and compassion can go a long way in helping clients who have cancer.
Customer Service
A Prescription for Success, Part 2
The second part of this two-part article addresses the importance of recording the results of a thorough skin examination.
Wellness
Nutricosmetics: A New Way to Beauty
Euromonitor International examines the market for nutricosmetics in the wider context of cosmetics and toiletries and the emerging nutraceuticals market.
Equipment/Tools
More Must-have Tools
Read the word-for-word thoughts about important esthetic tools from the industry leaders interviewed in the article.
Wellness
The Art of Eastern Face and Body Reading
As estheticians, we can use traditional face reading to give deeper understanding of why the skin may constantly break out in the same area or why there are such deep lines uncharacteristic for their years.
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