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Facts About Private Label Skin Care: Expanding A Spa’s Bottom Line Through Medical-Grade Skin care

Written by Cheryl Whitman

The world of aesthetic medicine is becoming more and more competitive. As commercial beauty stores begin to sell product lines to bigbox stores, an increased need for medical-grade products will rise. This increases the pressure on skin care product sales and profitability at many medical spa practices.Big box stores offer a wider distribution of the product lines they carry, which makes them more accessible to…

Published in Scope This

Going the Distance: Social Distancing and the Spa

Written by Mary Nielsen

Adapting to social distancing guidelinesis necessary for the survival of your spa business. The aesthetics industryhas transitioned very quickly into evenhigher standards of sanitation, setting new benchmarks for health and safety. Your ability to adapt and then communicate your realignment means the success and growth of your career. OneLocal, a marketing firm, conducted a survey, asking over one thousandclients what they want in the future …

Published in Business

Mindset Matters: Shifting Clients’ Focus

Written by Samantha Dench

Everyone has all done it – looking into the mirror and suddenly fixating on their acne, wrinkles, rosacea, or melasma. Every time someone puts on makeup or does their hair, that’s the first place the…

Published in Back to Basics

Modern Makeup Trends in 2021

Written by Jaclyn Peresetsky

Inclusivity – it’s something that that has received a fair amount of lip service until recent years, even in the beauty industry. However, the industry is one that can easily offer customization and personalization to…

Published in Skin Accessories

Cold Sores Versus School Sores: What is the Difference?

Written by Brenda Linday

Today, in most areas of the country, individuals are required to wear face masks to minimize exposure and the spread of COVID-19. The practitioner may not be aware that their client has either of these two skin infections until the face mask is removed. Both herpes simplex and impetigo fall under the skin infection category. Both can look similar with blister-like appearances; however, herpes is…

Published in Skin ID