Impact of Music in the Spa

Written by Amra Lear, L.E., L.M.T., skin advocate for Skinification
Impact of Music in the Spa
Shhhhh… do you hear that? Close your eyes, be still, breathe slowly, and listen to the sounds around you. What images flow through your mind? Can you feel the movement of your chest expanding with each breath inhaled? Is there any sensation that you are able to feel on your body? Are the sounds harmonious, majestic, and symphonic, or are they dreary, terrifying and making…
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Unique Ways Wrinkles Can Form

Written by Michael Q. Pugliese, L.E., CEO of Circadia by Dr. Pugliese
Unique Ways Wrinkles Can Form
Wrinkles are essentially folds of the skin. The primary causes of skin damage that produce wrinkles include sun exposure, smoking, excessive weight gain followed by rapid weight loss, and stress. Until recently, sleep lines have been seen as a temporary facial distortion one sees occasionally upon waking, with no remedies provided by manufacturers of topical treatments. Specialized research into the physiology of wrinkles revealed how…
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Trials of Investigational Drug Show Positive Results

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Trials of Investigational Drug Show Positive Results
Trials of Investigational Drug Show Positive ResultsTargeting Papulopustular Rosacea
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What Your Clients Should Know About DIY Skin Care

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What Your Clients Should Know About DIY Skin Care
Many women believe that natural, do-it-yourself (DIY) skin care techniques are a safe and affordable alternative to professional skin care treatments. However, this is not always true. Skin care expert Ellen Clark urges skin care professionals to educate clients about the potential downsides to DIY skin care.1 She recommends that clients understand the following before doing any DIY treatments at home:
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Skin Care MYTHS Moisturizing damp skin is best.

Written by arah Dakar, educational director at UltraLuxe Skincare
STATEMENT: Moisturizing damp skin is best. Facts: True. It is best to moisturize your skin post-shower when it is still damp. This will lock in moisture and lead to softer, more supple skin.
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