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Impact of Music in the Spa
By Amra Lear, L.E., L.M.T., skin advocate for Skinification | May 31, 2014
... with others. ...
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Amazing Grace: How Spa Etiquette Can Build Your Bo
By Erin Carey | May 6, 2014
... the treatment. Another aspect of etiquette in the room is the level of chat. Some clients unload, either because they welcome the therapeutic relationship or they are nervous. Others become silent. Some fall asleep. My advice is to keep talking to a minimum. ...
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Melasma in Women: Treat it to Beat it
By Brenda Linday | May 5, 2014
... with hydroquinone (HQ) prior to peeling, as hydroquinone is a melanogenesis inhibitor. Others prefer to incorporate anti-inflammatory ingredients immediately following peel treatments. The combination of pretreating with melanogenesis inhibitors and incorporating ...
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Etiquette in the Wellness Space
By Caroline Klebl and Rachel L. Johnson | May 1, 2014
... self-centered and will not reflect positively on your brand. Remember to support others and they will support you in return. Dos and Don’ts in the Spa Do: Offer a beverage upon arrival. This is always a nice gesture and it relaxes the body. Be ...
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Treatment Room Modalities: The Necessities
By Michelle D’Allaird, L.E. | April 23, 2014
... for each individual situation; however, I have chosen three that are tried and true, easy to incorporate, affordable, and proven to deliver amazing results. There certainly are many others that I love, but galvanic current, light-emitting diode (LED) ...
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New Rosacea Survey Pinpoints Flushing and Redness
By Jeremy Lawrence | January 10, 2014
... respondents said that more than a year elapsed between the time they experienced their first rosacea symptom and their most recent, others stated that this happened more quickly. Thirty-eight percent said the interval was only a few months while 20 percent ...
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Keeping Calm in Sticky Situations
By Shelley Hess | January 9, 2014
... client is the hardest one to lose as they are difficult to replace. Once a client decides to leave, they can influence others to follow. I was most concerned about that happening when he first cancelled all of his appointments. I am so grateful his wife ...
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Healthy Choices: Balance... and You
By Michelle D'Allaird | May 3, 2013
... take time for yourself? In one week, how much time do you dedicate to your family, friends or significant others? In one week, how much time do you dedicate to your job and career? Now, how many of you do not even want to write those numbers down? ...
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Take the Mystery out of Massage Products
By Erika Perez | June 27, 2013
One of the most prevalent motivators among the massage, aesthetics and bodywork graduates I have met is the desire to work in an environment where they have the opportunity to heal others through touch. The art of healing requires more than a pair of ...
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The Science Behind Aging
By Christine Heathman, C.M.E. | August 27, 2013
... development, some cells retain the capacity to generate all the cells of specific tissues, while others can generate only subsets of the cells or may in fact be unable to generate any type of cell. These cells with broad activities in regeneration and ...
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