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Saké: a Smooth Skin Potion
By Shannon Esau | February 27, 2018
Most people know saké as the drink that accompanies sushi or other Japanese dishes. Aside from being a rice wine beverage, it actually has many benefits for the skin and body. Saké contains 18 different amino acids – the building blocks of protein ...
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Create an Express Bar Experience for Teens
By Lydia Sarfati, President and founder of Repêchage | January 30, 2018
Teenagers have always been bombarded by peer and academic pressure, but new research is finding that teenagers are having even more difficulties than in the past. One study found that high school students in the 2010s reported more difficulties, such ...
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Are Age Spots the New Wrinkles?
By by Lydia Sarfati | April 21, 2017
Historically, clients would go to the spa at the sight of their first wrinkle. Now, however, age spots are driving in more and more clients. Not only is the incidence of age spots increasing, but the demographic is getting younger! As a primary manifestation ...
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Tools of the Trade: Mature Skin
By Jeremy Lawrence | April 25, 2016
Trendsetters give insight on the tools they recommend for treating mature skin. COO and President of Helix BioMedix, Inc. Robin Carmichael “Travel and aging skin are double trouble! Apothederm® Firming Serum is a life-saver, especially when ...
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Tools of the Trade: Dry Skin
By Jeremy Lawrence | March 28, 2017
Trendsetters give insight on the tools they recommend for treating dry skin. Dermastart, Inc. FounderCherie Dobbs"I love the new Pop Sugar Lips. It is my new addiction. We revised the existing formula to make it more hydrating and gave it a sweeter ...
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Zinc Oxide: Historical Uses and Modern Benefits
By Rachelle Dupree | January 25, 2016
Scientific advances in skin care production and new nano-sized zinc oxides have allowed this natural-skin healer and sun protector to show up in a plethora of skin care products that far outshine the goopy sunscreens of yesteryear. Zinc is a naturally-occurring ...
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The Evolution of Eye Shadow
By Mary Ann Lovre, president of Audrey Morris Cosmetics International | April 26, 2016
The use of eye shadow can be traced back to ancient Egypt where women used eye shadow to help them look more like the deities they worshiped and to help reduce the effect of the sun’s glare off the desert landscape. The most famous of queens from that ...
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Why We Love... Aromatherapy: 2016
By Jeremy Lawrence | April 26, 2016
“I love aromatherapy because the smell is great and it has a medicinal effect on the body.”Yvonne Marciena “Because it invokes a blissful and positive feeling in the client.”Tiffany McLauchlin “Because it helps to balance the mind, body, and spirit ...
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Medical Aesthetics: The Rise of Injectables
By Erin Lucie, D.N.P., FNP-C | January 23, 2019
Injectables are a fast-growing sector of the aesthetics industry. Whether interested in adding these services to the spa or simply seeking a better understanding in order to aid clients who are considering services and are seeking advice, here are some ...
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Tools of the Trade: Teen
By Jeremy Lawrence | April 1, 2016
Trendsetters give insight on the tools they recommend for teens. BioPhotas, Inc. Clinical EducatorBrenda B. Smith “Celluma LED blue light therapy has been very effective in treating acne in my teenage clients. I see results after the first application, ...
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