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Makeup Retail Design
By Sam Margulies | May 30, 2013
... client will easily be able to look at her image in the mirror and grab a tester to try, and consequently gets herself involved in the buying process. In addition, when the counter-top of the makeup station is at bar level, you can have a high stool or ...
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Essence, Citrus Oils
By Amanda Miller | March 29, 2013
... in its ability to rebalance the liver, stomach and intestines. Sweet Orange is therefore one of the best all-round essential oils for the digestive system. Combining a tonic effect on the stomach, the oil has distinct antispasmodic and carminative properties ...
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Scientific Sun Care: Ingredient technology and adv
By Claudia Aguirre, PhD | March 28, 2013
... to even the slightest pressure (such as the weight and texture of a light shirt) – the sunburned individual may experience sharp flashes of keen neural pain through the skin as the nerves recover from solar assault. Although it may sound counterintuitive, ...
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10 Things About...Oncology Skin Care
By Anne C. Willis | March 28, 2013
... mindful that the slightest touch or act of kindness may give them permission to release. New methods for skin activation must be developed. When working on an individual who detoxifies any type of drug, the skin activation should be delivered more energetically ...
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Serums, Ampoules, Elixirs, Capsules
By Cornelia Hanel | March 27, 2013
... ahead of time for consultations on these powerhouse products, aimed at specific customer types:The hip trend scout – This customer is always aware of the latest trends, always knows the latest active ingredients and the most advanced formulas. As soon ...
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Skin Care Myth: Sunscreens clog up pores.
By | March 4, 2013
Facts: This can only be answered on a case-by-case basis. There are a few factors when determining this statement. First, consider the ingredients used in the formulation. It should be tested and labeled “non-comedogenic,” which means it has been tested ...
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How the Sun Affects the Skin
By Jeremy Lawrence | March 4, 2013
Ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun is a major health hazard. Not only is it responsible for the greatest number of cancers of the skin, but it is a major cause of aging skin, as well as cataracts and related conditions. An understanding of exactly how ...
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Sanitation: More than Washing Your Hands
By Atonia Schreiber | March 4, 2013
... – tester bottles. Think about how many people touch tester bottles, then their face or body, then go on to try another product. I am not OCD or a germaphobe, but thinking about it starts to make myskin crawl! Keep it Clean In my spa, our guests are offered ...
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Prevent Contamination at the Spa and Home
By Rachel Pontillo | March 4, 2013
... for all cosmetics testers to ensure proper handling and sanitary use.Although most products come with expiration dates and all contain preservatives of some kind, it is best to use them quickly once opened. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, ...
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UV Damage Control
By Sam Dhatt | March 4, 2013
... level, BV-OSC reduced melanogenesis by more than 80 percent in an in vitro test.The antioxidant activity of BV-OSC also has a longer incubating time in the skin when compared to its water-soluble counterpart. In studies, BV-OSC's reduction ratio for stable ...
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