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Sharing techniques that clients can use on their own is a great way to build trust.

From Fatigued to Fresh: The Esthetician’s Guide to Energizing Dull Skin (and Sales)

When clients arrive looking exhausted, estheticians have the power to help them leave looking like they got a full night’s sleep.

Not all peels cause visible peeling! It's a side-effect, not the goal.

Peel Back the Fear: Unlocking the Power of Peels

Treating hyperpigmentation requires consistency and understanding how the needs of your client may change.

Protocol in Practice: Repêchage's Biolight Miracle Facial

Stop Building Someone Else’s Brand, Start Building Your Own

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Your Ultimate Guide to Peels

Peels are like skin, they have layers. Get a deep-dive on this tried-and-true treatment in this comprehensive guide to peels.

Chemical peels are a staple in skin care, but the kind of peel and your technique all comes down to your client's needs.

Smooth Moves: How to Peel like a Pro

Chemical peels have been a cornerstone of professional skin care, offering results that range from a subtle glow to dramatic rejuvenation.

The key to Linder Health's peels rests in the delivery system, which allows for deeper penetration without raising the acidity.

I Got a Linder Health Peel—Here's How it Went!

It was an appropriately chilly start to peel season when I arrived at Tracy’s Beautique.

It's important to be cognizant of what ingredients work better with darker skin tones. Azelaic acid, for example, is a great anti-inflammatory and is effective for treating acne, rosacea and pigmentation.

Mastering Melanin-Rich Skin: A Professional Guide to Treating Skin of Color with Confidence and Care

As an award-winning master educator, licensed esthetician and business mentor with over 15 years in the industry, one of the most overlooked topics I continue to see in both classrooms and treatment rooms is a deep, evidence-based understanding of skin of color.

Prior to treating PIH with exfoliation or brightening treatments, it's important that foundational habits, like broad SPF protection, are established.

Brightening Smart: Hyperpigmentation in Diverse Skin

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and post-inflammatory erythema (PIE) are two of the most common types of discoloration seen in professional skin care—but they’re often used interchangeably or mistakenly lumped together under the blanket term “scarring.”

There's no such thing as learning too much when it comes to chemical peels or acne. Get access to Rhonda Allison's 10-part educational series.

Peels and Your Acne-Prone Clients

Chemical peels are well-established in the industry to be effective in managing a variety of skin conditions.

Purchasing wholesale can let you address your clients' leaky skin in a budget-friendly manner.

Is Leaky Skin Poking Holes in Your Treatment Plans?

Make your spa the part of your client's skin care routine they can't live without.

Hot and cold tools can enhance the relaxation felt during a massage.

Elevate Your Massage with Hot and Cold Tools

Facial massage is often the most relaxing part of a treatment—for both the client and the esthetician.

Eastern approaches to esthetics is gaining popular because of its often natural and holistic methods.

Exclusive Ancient Beauty: Kobido

Kobido, which means "the ancient way of beauty", is a centuries-old facial massage method known fondly today as the Japanese facelift.

Delivering good results is only part of esthetics - the rest is doing so in a way that works for your client.

No Needle? No Problem: Natural Alternatives to Injectables

The field of esthetics offers a wide range of treatments that promise to transform your client’s skin.