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by Amra Lear, L.E., LMT., spa consultant for Amra Lear 2020 launched a new era of wellness. Those seeking self-care flocked to spas – the age of wellness booming once and for all. Where distance amongst others became an unusual norm, the yearning for human interaction became available at spas. Massages, facials, and body treatments ... Read More
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Every year, more and more Americans utilize massage therapy for the many health benefits it offers. As the popularity of massage therapy continues to increase, so does the demand for qualified massage therapists. There are many compelling reasons to consider massage therapy as a career choice including that it is a fast-growing profession that offers ... Read More
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Flowing & Glowing: When Hair & Skin Care Collide There is an intricate relationship between hair care and skin care. While many meticulously curate their skin care routines, the impact that hair care products can have on skin is often overlooked. From acne flare-ups to irritation and sensitivity, the ingredients in shampoos, conditioners, and styling ... Read More
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There will always be something new and innovative to try in the world of aesthetics. It can be easy for skin care professionals to become swept up in the latest and greatest, but sometimes taking a step back and re-evaluating what one already has, or thinking about it in a different way, can be incredibly ... Read More
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In the last decade, a new field has emerged in the world of aesthetics – one where clients seek more than just facial services from their skin care providers. More and more clients are wanting body services, such as noninvasive treatments to promote the breakdown of adipose tissue that eventually translates to weight loss. For ... Read More
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Beauty begins the moment one decides to embrace their inside and outside characteristics. Decisions are more difficult when feelings of discomfort get in the way, especially physical discomfort. Both surface level and deep pain distract from the lifelong journey of seeking beauty. Identifying how to use ingredients such as capsaicin in topical skin care treatments ... Read More
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There is a movement building within healthcare. Top-level academics and practicing doctors are starting to look more thoroughly at prevention rather than cure-based care. They are prescribing supplements and lifestyle factors that extend healthy lifespan, also known as “healthspan.” The focus is moving away from crisis management to forward planning for a long and fully functional life. ... Read More
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Getting insurance for a small business can be an overwhelming task. Whether a seasoned business owner or a practitioner new to the industry, here is a breakdown of some items to consider when seeking insurance for a beauty business along with key questions to ask. CHOOSING A POLICY Consider the nature of the business and ... Read More
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Many young people take for granted their ability to eat whatever they want and never see or feel any significant side effects. However, as the decades have passed, it appears everyone is becoming much less tolerant to foods – even children, due to a progressive worsening of food quality. Digestive health has become a big discussion but ... Read More
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Skin care professionals may have noticed more free advertising alongside everyday products in the grocery store, intended to steer customers towards or away from buying certain products. “Gluten-free,” “sugar-free,” and “phthalate-free” are popular buzzwords across the aisles. A popular claim in the skin care and cosmetics realm has become “silicone-free,” but why would the absence ... Read More
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