The Healing Benefits of Aloe

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The Healing Benefits of Aloe
Six thousand years ago, aloe vera was so important that depictions of it were inscribed on the walls of tombs. Named the plant of immortality by the Egyptians, aloe vera, a member of the lily family, is a cactus plant with antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties. It contains over 150 ingredients that work to provide a variety of healing and health-giving benefits.
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4 Aesthetic Practices for Acneic Clients

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4 Aesthetic Practices for Acneic Clients
Skin care professionals have the privileged role of being able to affect great change in an acneic client's skin and life. Acne affects 80 percent of Americans at some point in their life and ranges from mild and manageable to severe and disfiguring.
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Infographic: Massage

Written by Felicia Brown
86% of Massage Therapists in the United States are women and most people become massage therapists as a second career.
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Do's and Don'ts: Homecare

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Do's and Don'ts: Homecare
Do: Use products consistently. In order for results to be seen, clients need to use their homecare regimen on a consistent basis. Furthermore, they should only use the products as they have been instructed to by their skin care professional. If the client uses products on a regular basis, they should expect to see results in about four to six weeks.
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Private Label Skin Care: Put Your Name Where the Money Is

Written by Cheryl Whitman, founder and CEO of beautiful forever Aesthetic Business Consulting
Private Label Skin Care: Put Your Name Where the Money Is
The future of private label skin care lines in the spa is bright as spa owners recognize this burgeoning and lucrative market. Just one successful product can offer a greater return on investment and start to make the professional a skin care authority
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