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Adjuvant Therapies for Pre- and Post Surgical Care
By Alexandra J Zani | June 27, 2017
The field of pre- and post-operative care in cosmetic surgery began in the early 1990s during a time in which the concept of integrative aesthetics services into a medical practice was a fledgling idea. During that time, awareness of integrative aesthetics ...
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Tools of the Trade: Hair Removal
By Jeremy | January 31, 2017
Trendsetters give insight on the tools they recommend for hair removal. Alexandria Professional PresidentLina Kennedy"The reason I love our CC'Me cream is that it's the perfect addition to any hair removal treatment – including sugaring, hair ...
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The Roots of Waxing
By Lilliane Caron | January 26, 2017
Hair removal may not be considered the most glamourous aspect of the aesthetic industry, but it is one of the most lucrative. While there are many areas within the industry that may seem more glamourous, such as makeup or tanning, the reality is that ...
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Why We Love Hosting Spa Parties
By Jeremy Lawrence | June 21, 2016
"They encourage clients to buy products that they normally would not have purchased."Cristina Delaney "I love spa parties because they let clients know that they are appreciated."Angelica Thomas "Because they are a great way to introduce clients to ...
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Cultural Marketing: How Communication and Relation
By Mara Shorr | September 6, 2016
by Mara L. Shorr and Angelica Pierini The world is a diverse place that allows for the enjoyment of cross-cultural interaction. As a result, skin care professionals must be careful when trying to fit their spa’s culture into a sea of sameness because ...
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How to Detect and Manage Ethnic Skin Conditions
By Gina Charles, D.O. | August 19, 2016
There are several aspects to addressing health risks and concerns associated with ethnic skin. To really scratch the surface of this topic, it is important to first look at how ethnic skin is classified. In general, the skin is defined by the Fitzpatrick ...
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Hyperpigmentation Care for Oncology Clients
By Melissa M. Montalvo, owner of Pink Horizons Botanical Skin Care™ | August 23, 2016
Anti-cancer therapies, such as chemotherapy, target therapy, and radiotherapy, may cause common dermatological side effects, the most predominate of which is hyperpigmentation. Treatment-induced hyperpigmentation from chemotherapy is believed to directly ...
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Skin Care Dos and Don’ts for Chemotherapy Client
By Julie Bach, executive director of Wellness for Cancer | August 23, 2016
Proper context is imperative when working with a client who is receiving chemotherapy for cancer. Skin care professionals are not treating cancer; they are working with the presenting conditions of a client and their skin. Presenting conditions can be ...
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Sensitive Versus Sensitized Skin: Why They Are Dif
By Jaclyn Strausser, L.M.E. | August 23, 2016
During skin consultations, skin care professionals often have clients mention that they have sensitive skin. Educated professionals frequently encounter resistance from clients when trying to break down their skin care-fearing wall and figure out if they ...
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10 Things About...Puffy Eyes
By Kathryn Khadija Leverette, L.E. | August 23, 2016
Eye puffiness is caused by excess fluid that has collected in the orbital eye area, an indicator of one or more underlying causes. In most cases, this problem will resolve either on its own or after simple self-help treatments and lifestyle changes. Since ...
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What’s your recipe for creating an online prese
By Kelly Richardson, CEO and founder of B.Bronz Sunless | August 19, 2016
Today, clients are more connected than ever and it is important to have a well-established online presence for the spa in order to attract and retain clientele. Fortunately, establishing an online footprint does not have to cost a lot of money, nor does ...
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Spa at Sea Island
By Jeremy | August 23, 2016
Sea Island's expansive 65,000 square-foot Forbes five-star spa and fitness center reaches well beyond its four walls, invigorating guests through an array of curated treatments and amenities. From pampering to playful, Spa at Sea Island, which is located ...
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Breast Cancer Awareness in the Spa
By Hannah Hatcher, L.E., global educator for jane iredale | August 23, 2016
The skin care industry revolves around health and self-care, therefore, it is only fitting that skin care professionals support breast cancer awareness in their spas at all times during the year. There are multiple avenues to spreading awareness. Many ...
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Treating Beyond Skin Tone: Incorporating Ancestry
By Rhonda Allison, L.E. | August 19, 2016
Skin care is not one-size-fits-all and, as such, a variety of services will need to be offered and performed by skin care professionals. Being prepared to work with the ever diversifying population goes beyond creating a treatment plan based on the skin's ...
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9 Ways to Exceed Expectations and Create Clients f
By Terri Wojak, L.E. | August 19, 2016
How do skin care professional stand out from their competitors when everybody seems to be delivering high-end products and cutting-edge treatments? The answer lies in staying focused on the client; ultimately, the client decides who survives and who does ...
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