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Tools of the Trade: Makeup
By Shannon Esau | November 23, 2016
Trendsetters give insight on the makeup tools they recommend. Bella Schneider Beauty FounderBella Schneider"Get beautiful coverage with Beauty Balm, an all-encompassing product that covers, hydrates, and softens fine lines with moisturizing oils ...
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ICES --Long Beach & Philadelphia Recaps
By Jeremy | June 1, 2016
The International Congress of Esthetics and Spa (ICES) held its third and fourth tradeshows of the year on September 20th and 21st in Long Beach, Calif. and October 25th and 26th in Philadelphia, Pa. Beautiful skies and agreeable weather greeted aestheticians, ...
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Menopause and Aging Skin: 21st century health and
By Katherine Tomasso, L.E., C.M.T. | April 21, 2016
Globally, the mature skin category amounts to 25 percent of the skin care market and almost 40 percent of the anti-aging market. People are living longer lives than ever before due to better life expectancies, decreased mortality rates, and declining ...
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Personal Identity Influences on Autoimmune Skin D
By Anne C. Willis, L.E., C.M.E., founder and CEO of De La Terre Skincare® | January 25, 2016
Autoimmune skin disorders are a 21st century phenomenon that is deeply rooted in the way people live their lives. Currently, about 23.5 million Americans suffer from autoimmune diseases, a number that is steadily rising. The role of the immune system ...
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Make Your Holidays Sparkle Plan now and prosper th
By Lydia Sarfati | September 28, 2015
The holiday rush will begin the moment the last Jack-O-Lantern has been stowed away in the closet. While many look forward to the holidays, for some, the onslaught can be daunting. During this time, good planning and innovative ideas go a long way to ...
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Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
By Sam Dhatt | January 16, 2014
Cleansers are a staple of skin care. Yet, with multisyllabic ingredients and a multitude of choices on the market, the selection process is anything but easy. It is time to lather up and come clean with cleansers.Dating back to Ancient Babylon, the first ...
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What’s your recipe for treating hair that has be
By Sami Gonzales | July 25, 2014
Most of us have never really given much thought to our hair. We shampoo it, style it, and have it cut. How would you feel if one day you woke up and your hair was gone? How would you react? If your client has been diagnosed with cancer and is about to ...
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The Physiology of Skin of Color
By Christine Heathman, C.M.E., L.M.T. | April 10, 2014
People with skin of color will soon make up the majority of the United States. This will have a significant impact on the practice of professional skin care. Generally, lighter shades of skin have been the dominant skin type in the United States. This ...
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Improving Your Retail Environment
By Catherine Atzen | March 6, 2014
Shelves filled with products attract buyers. Clients want to touch and are generally curious about new products and services. In department stores, retail chains and drug stores shelves are filled with products; the stores carry full lines and stock at ...
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From Poland to the United States: The Evolution o
By Cheryl Whitman | December 25, 2017
Humans have gravitated toward the use of salt therapy for millennia, with formal halotherapy resorts being documented in Poland as early as the 12th century. Considered a form of alternative medicine by western standards, it has a long and storied history ...
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