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Attacking Aging: Ingredients and Best Practices

Skin aging is a multifaceted process that is contingent upon a number of factors and causes. Though genetics may be predetermined and shape the pace of aging, extrinsic factors significantly...

Published in: Aging

Antiaging: Three Treatments for Tone and Texture

Written by: Annette Hanson

Skin analysis is considered the most important part of a facial. Using a magnifying lamp, the aesthetician looks at a client’s tone and texture and is able to determine what skin...

Published in: Aging

Permanent Wrinkle Reduction: Reassessing Current Approaches to Antiaging Skin Care

Written by: Ben Johnson, M.D.

The number one goal of most skin care companies is to temporarily minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while using clever language that makes clients think wrinkle prevention...

Published in: Aging

Prevent, Correct, Preserve: Assessing and Treating Fine Lines and Wrinkles

Written by: Gina Thompson

By virtue of daily facial movements and exposure to sun, pollution, and the environment, every face has lines. The types of lines may vary, but even flawless, youthful skin has...

Published in: Aging

Graceful Aging: Establishing Realistic Expectations for the Mature Client

Written by: Brenda Linday, L.E., L.E.I., C.A.C.

All clients would love to turn back the hands of time. Skin care professionals must manage clients’ expectations with what is realistically possible, combined with superior treatments that will exceed...

Published in: Aging