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Physiology
Research Identifies 8 More Genomes Linked to Skin Cancer
Indiana University cancer researcher Jiali Han, Ph.D., has recently identified eight new genomic regions that increase a person’s risk for skin cancer.
Physiology
Video Tour: Education Leads to Results for Your Clients
Read an excerpt of "Acne", one of the four lessons covered by the new video education offering from
Skin Inc.
magazine, featuring world-renowned dermatologist Zoe Draelos, MD, and based on the popular
Physiology of the Skin, Third Edition
book.
Wellness
#10 Things to Know About Popular Essential Oils
As essential oils become more mainstream, it is important for professionals to understand their multiple uses.
Industry News
Skin Games 2019 Winners Announced
The event was held on June 15, 2019 at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Below are the winners of the 2019 show.
Ingredients
Consumers Seek Out Pineapples for Their Skin Care
Pineapple has become a top trendy ingredient for summer skin care routines due to its numerous benefits that consumers are very interested in.
Physiology
Bacteria in a Bottle: Microbiome and the Skin
Drew Coleman, vice president of sales and education for DMK International, provided Face & Body Southeast attendees an in-depth look at the skin’s microbiome, treatments that can have an adverse effect on the microbiome and microbiome-friendly ingredients to be on the look for in skin care.
Facial
Help Clients Who Over-Exfoliated
Over-exfoliating is a common mistake, but it can cause discomfort and sensitive skin. Luckily, there are some easy tips and tricks to help get your clients skin back to normal.
Ingredients
Study Shows Estrogen Does Not Stimulate Collagen on Sun-damaged Skin
Research done at the University of Michigan Health System has shown skin that has been sun-damaged does not increase collagen production with estrogen treatments.
Industry News
Seven Must-see Spas Around the World
Some must-see luxurious spas around the world include Al Messila Spa, The Ritz Club and Ananda In The Himalayas.
Staff
Janel Luu's Go-to Winter Skin Care Routine
Seasoned veteran and CEO of Le Mieux, Janel Luu, shares her top skin tips for the winter season.
Face
Osmosis Launches Its Affirm MD Serum
New serum created to lift, firm and refine the face, neck and décolleté
Face
Circadia Introduces Green Coffee & Adaptogen Brightening Mask
The professional treatment is designed to revive fatigued skin and restore visible radiance
Facial
Microbead Alternatives for Effective Exfoliation
As the spa community evaluates their retail inventory of exfoliating products, skin professionals may be looking for a safe and compliant exfoliating scrub that does not compromise on efficacy.
Devices/Tools
Devices For Blemish Busting
The devices available today to combat acne are long time treatment room warriors, many with versions available for at-home retail.
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.
Body
Addressing Aging for the Eyes, Neck, Chest and Hands
Understanding the physiology of the skin in these often overlooked areas is key to preventing and treating the signs of premature aging.
Ingredients
Hydroquinone: Is the Cure Worse Than the Problem?
Learn about the concerns regarding this troublesome skin lightener, as well as some new alternatives.
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