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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 [regarding their spa experience. Eighty–nine percent responded that they wanted ... Read More
- Published in Business
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Lotion X Bubble Mask is a fresh take on Christine Valmy’s must-have desincrustation lotion, Lotion X. The first-of-its-kind mask bubbles upon application, delivering a refreshing tingling sensation as it works to accelerate emulsification for effortless extractions. Learn how to incorporate this brand new product into treatments your clients will love! Bubble away blackheads for effortless ... Read More
- Published in Skin Care
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Call off the search team – I have found the answer to relatively instant, radiant skin. While this summarizes my recent visit to a skin revision training class, DMK describes their enzyme therapy a little differently – restoring skin to its peak condition. As the DMK, now-certified, aesthetician began examining my face, she inquired about ... Read More
- Published in Community Blogs
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Over the last 50 years, I have survived epidemics and plagues – but never a pandemic. There is, of course, a lot of conspiracy theories, finger pointing, and political flack that comes when a country undergoes a lockdown. Many small spas and start-up aestheticians have gone under, but many will re-open again. Being responsible for ... Read More
- Published in Community Blogs
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Although cryotherapy has been a huge upcoming trend for skin care professionals the last couple of years, the practice of cryotherapy has been around for centuries. The practice of applying extremely low temperatures to the body dates to 2500 B.C. with the ancient Egyptians, Roman, and Greeks. In 2000, the concept migrated to Europe where ... Read More
- Published in Skin Care
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There are THREE main skin types: Dry, Combination, and Oily. Skin type is determined by sebum (oil) production, or lack thereof. The amount of sebum we produce is genetically determined by the size of our sebaceous gland, and the gland determines the size of our follicle (pore). Sebum is responsible for keeping our skin soft ... Read More
- Published in Skin Care
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Congratulations, you’ve got this beautiful spa business – you’re a unique service provider with outstanding client relations and deliver five-star worthy treatments. Your spa is filled with world-class skin care and beauty products and your operations are running so smoothly that many of your days seem effortless. But, maybe your bookings are not as strong ... Read More
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