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The Myths and Realities of Acne
By Danné Montague-King | October 2, 2013
... show that, prior to adolescence, the adrenal glands produce dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEAS). During puberty, other androgens such as testosterone and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) are produced. All of these androgens stimulate the sebaceous gland to ...
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Boost ROI with Landing Page Optimization
By Jeremy Lawrence | September 27, 2013
... right brand. You can also build confidence by showing any certifications you have achieved or logos of mainstream publications that have covered your business. Testimonials and User Reviews Testimonials and user reviews are a great way to gain trust. ...
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Marketing for Today’s Clients
By Jill Donahue | September 27, 2013
... companies everywhere who can design, set up and even manage the content on your page. Giveaways are the number one thing fans respond to. Make sure that you are familiar with each social media website’s terms of agreement. This will ensure contests you ...
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What’s Your Recipe When Removing Orange Streaks
By Kelly Richardson | January 10, 2014
... of B.Bronz Sunless. Richardson works with the cheerleaders from the San Francisco 49ers, Golden State Warriors, and the Oregon Ducks, as well as the contestants that compete for the title of Miss America. She also teaches spray tanning classes throughout ...
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Skin Care MYTH: Skin conditions are hereditary
By Catherine Atzen, M.B.A., founder of ATZEN, Inc. | January 10, 2014
STATEMENT: Skin conditions are hereditary. Facts: DNA research supports that many skin conditions and diseases are inherited. That being said, one may not necessarily fall heir to the condition. Think of cancer; DNA testing can show which cancer ...
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Setting Up a Referral Program with Clients
By Terri Wojak | September 26, 2013
... of BrightLocal.com, 85 percent of consumers say that they read online reviews for local businesses. Yelp, a website based on referrals, is one of the fastest growing websites and many more are popping up on a daily basis. These websites offer consumers ...
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Laser Versus Intense Pulsed Light
By Louis Silberman | March 6, 2014
... hair types. For example, the ruby laser (the first laser that received FDA approval for permanent hair reduction) has the shortest wavelength (694 nanometers). It works well for clients with fair skin and fine hair, but is not recommended for those with ...
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Peptides: A Fresh Look at these Miracle Molecules
By Hyang Joo | April 30, 2014
... The shortest peptides are dipeptides, consisting of two amino acids, followed by tripeptides, tetrapeptides, pentapeptides, and so on. A polypeptide is a peptide with over 30 amino acids, and a protein is a larger molecule with more than 50 amino acids. What ...
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The Benefits of Juicing
By Maria J. Villarreal, certified biofeedback therapist | April 15, 2014
... and stomach cells do it, intestinal walls do it, even bones and muscle cells do this regeneration circle of life. The goal of vegetable juicing is to improve this spring cleaning regeneration process. Juicing works well at cleansing as raw, enzymatically ...
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Innovative Client Consultations: The Key to Clien
By Courtney Griffin Freeman, L.E. | April 11, 2014
... seminars on holistic healing, hormone testing, nutrition, plastic surgery procedures, dermatological procedures, and so on. And blog about it. Get the word out to your clients that you are seeking out educational tools and teaching material that will ...
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