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Quest for Perfection

Written by Louis Silberman
Who does not want to be beautiful? On the quest for perfection, consumers have always been more than willing to spend their hard-earned money on attaining flawless skin. In 2009 alone, Americans spent more than $10.5 billion on cosmetic procedures. Unfortunately, some of the most common skin concerns are the most difficult to treat.Almost everyone can relate to the agony and embarrassment caused by the…
One would think that Dr. Vodder’s Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD) enjoyed a steep rise to success. After all, for whatever reasons, it did manage to survive the reefs of recession and the cost restraining law land is thus still covered by the national health insurance schemes in Germany, by which it was recognized only 25 years previously. Yet, it took half a century before it…
The skin is the body’s largest organ, also known as cuticle or scarf. Skin covers our body from head to toe and is the first line of defense in protecting us from the environment. Therefore, it is important to ensure it receives extra care to restore its elasticity, healthy look, and charm. Beginning with the Egyptians, Romans, and Greeks; all of these empires were well…
Body treatments are on the rise with the evolution of new technologies and surgeries that we have to trim it, lift it, slim it, hydrate it, polish it... and the list goes on. Body treatments are not only for slimming or inch loss but also to help with firming after weight loss or after pregnancy. There are also body treatments that blend a variety of…
Restoring health and balance to sensitized skin must begin with a basic clarification of terms. If your client complains of tight, red, stinging, itchy, reactive, flushing, blushing, or hot skin, she may describe her skin as "sensitive." In fact, an estimated 50 percent of our global industry's skin care clients describe their skin in this way. The customer is always right, but in this case,…