What’s your recipe for the perfect summer skin routine?

Written by Ahmed Abdullah, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S.
What’s your recipe for the perfect summer skin routine?
You might notice that clients are increasingly savvy about how to properly manage their skin at home. With the availability of skin care lines and anti-aging formulations in a range of price points, most of the women (and many men) I encounter have put together a skin care routine that generally meets their needs; that is, at least, until the seasons change. As skin responds…
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What’s your recipe when hiring an employee?

Written by Terri Wojak, L.E.
What’s your recipe when hiring an employee?
The aesthetics industry continues to grow and with that, so does the number of licensed skin care professionals. I have been in the aesthetic industry for 20 years and have trained aestheticians to work in a medical office for nine years. As a frequent speaker at seminars and aesthetic schools, the first question I am most often asked is how to get a job. To…
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What’s your recipe for treating a chemical burn?

Written by Erin Ferrill, L.E.
What’s your recipe for treating a chemical burn?
A chemical peel burn is every skin care professional’s worst nightmare. No matter how skilled the professional, burns can happen. The causes can be many – an undiagnosed skin condition or undisclosed medication, perhaps even sun exposure that the client considered negligible or forgot about.
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What’s your recipe for treating hyperpigmentation as a result of laser hair removal?

Written by Louis Silberman
What’s your recipe for treating hyperpigmentation as a result of laser hair removal?
Is it a mole or is it a shadow? No wait, it is hyperpigmentation! While most clients are thrilled with the smooth, silky results of laser hair removal, occasionally hyperpigmentation does occur post-treatment. So, what is this menacing condition and what can you do about it?
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What’s your recipe when a client has over-tweezed their eyebrows?

Written by Lynn Maestro
What’s your recipe when a client has over-tweezed their eyebrows?
Handle your client gently when discussing this topic. Excessive plucking and tweezing could be a psychological disorder known as trichotillomania and would require professional medical intervention.
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