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A is for Asymmetry: Look for moles where the shape of one half is different from the other.B is for Border: Look for moles with irregular, scalloped, or jagged borders.C is for Color: Look for moles with multiple colors or variation in color-especially shades of black, brown, blue, red or white.D is for Diameter: Melanomas ... Read More
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Facts: False. Numerous studies dating back to the 1920s show that shaving will not make hair grow thicker, stronger, longer or faster. When a vellus hair is shaved with a razor, it grows back with a blunt edge. This can make the hair appear thicker and coarser – but it is not. Hormonal changes, genetics, ... Read More
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My skin care ritual is pretty much typical for a guy. During my morning shower, I wash my face using a cream cleanser and washcloth; and I use a body scrub two or three times a week. After shaving I use a broad spectrum sunscreen on my face. And that is it! Of course, I am the ‘model’ for some of our employee practice and certifications, so I also get occasional facials. The sacrifices we must make… just kidding! Read More
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Marinello Schools of Beauty – a national brand of beauty schools in cosmetology, aesthetics and nail technology education – is launching its 5th Annual Raw Talent Scholarship competition. This competition provides exceptional high school seniors with incredible talent the opportunity for an education at Marinello and the ability to pursue a dream career in the beauty industry. Twenty three scholarships, throughout 62 campuses, will be awarded by Marinello. Applicants in each region will have the chance to win a $10,000 scholarship, $5,000 scholarship, or three one-day professional beauty workshops valued at more than $1,000. Read More
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For as many as 40 million Americans, unsightly toenails are a fact of life. Caused by fungus that can penetrate the nail and nail bed, thick and discolored toenails can be a serious problem for many athletes, or those just unlucky enough to have been exposed at the gym or nail salon. Onychomycosis (commonly referred to as toenail fungus) may also result in splitting of the nails or lifting of the nail bed and those who suffer from it know that it can be very difficult to treat. Read More
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The sun has an eternal allure for humans. Exposure to sunlight chemically changes our brain chemistry for the better, as a winter in Sweden or Seattle will demonstrate. And basking even for a few moments gives us a profound feeling of well-being through a boost in endorphins. It would seem like a foregone conclusion that we need to protect our skin from ultraviolet (UV), every day, winter and summer, rain or shine. But the fact is most people do not. The incidence of skin cancer is up, not down, despite decades of public service information about the risks of UV radiation. Read More
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Facts: Believe it or not, moisturizer is beneficial for oily skin. Sebum provides lubrication to the skin, not moisture. Moisturizers are important because they provide ingredients that can be absorbed into the skin. Sebum, on the other hand, comes out of the pores to lubricate the skin, sealing in the moisture. After you cleanse and ... Read More
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The sun's rays make us feel good, and in the short-term make us look pretty good. But our love affair is not a two way street. Sun exposure causes most of the wrinkles and age spots on our face and body. We often associate a glowing complexion with good health, but skin color obtained from being in the sun or in a tanning booth accelerates the effects of aging and increase your risk of skin cancer. Those who have been in the sun or tanning salon too often tend to have a lizard- or leather-like skin appearance. Read More
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Facts: This can only be answered on a case-by-case basis. There are a few factors when determining this statement. First, consider the ingredients used in the formulation. It should be tested and labeled “non-comedogenic,” which means it has been tested on humans and did not cause comedones or breakouts. Non-chemical sunscreens are better for sensitive ... Read More
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While keeping with the theme of being healthy this new year, subtle changes can help spruce up the spa in the eyes of the client. Mix things up and let your clients know you are looking out for their health too! A simple way to do this is to change up a familiar habit of ... Read More
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