While the health of the skin is of the utmost importance to skin care professionals, most clients find their way into the spa because of the emotions they feel about their skin. For example, young clients with acne may feel depressed, anxious, or embarrassed about the condition of their skin, leading them to seek help. With the emotional state of clients in mind, professionals should…
Do: Exfoliate at night. Exfoliation removes the top layer of the skin, making the newly exposed skin extremely vulnerable to sun damage. Even after exfoliating at night, it is imperative that clients follow a sun safe routine and use a product with SPF on a regular and consistent basis.
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Fitzpatrick Scale

Written by Michelle D’Allaird-Brenner, L.E., owner of Aesthetic Science Institute
 The Fitzpatrick skin type scal has long been used by skin care professionals as a guide in their selection of professional treatments and products for clients.

Helping Baby Boomers Boost Their Body Image 

Written by Jeri Ross, M.P.H., president and CEO of Institut' DERMed Body
Most skin care professionals are aware that spas have evolved into the go-to place for many people over 40 who are seeking beauty and wellness transformations. Today, there are approximately 38 million Baby Boomer women – those between the ages of 52 and 70 – who account for 85 percent of all consumer purchases.

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