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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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When the (Sun) Damage Is Done: How to Repair th
By Devon Perry | July 20, 2016
Throughout history, the skin's color, whether a result of sun tanning or sun shielding, has served as a sort of status symbol. For many years, pale and refined skin was almost globally revered and sometimes attained through drastic measures. It was not ...
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The Wonderful World of Body Painting
By Amanda Azar, founder and executive artist for Azar Beauty | June 20, 2016
Skin is the new canvas for both skin care professionals and makeup artists. Pushing the boundaries beyond the face, makeup artists create illusions, characters, and works of art on the entire body. Body painting has become increasingly popular in the ...
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What’s your recipe for treating clients with sen
By Dr Erin Madigan-Fleck | May 18, 2016
A primary consideration regarding skin sensitivities is the possibility of underlying internal factors that may provoke inflammation, such as medications and allergies. These factors often equate to both acute and chronic skin sensitization. A thorough ...
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Goodbye Pain and Inflammation: Massage Table Groun
By Martin Zucker, co-author of the Earthing book | April 26, 2016
For massage therapists and bodyworkers, chronic inflammation is an occupational hitman. It is the cause of carpal tunnel; tendonitis; painful fingers, hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders; and a host of other work-related overuse injuries. Living with ...
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Hosting an In Home Bachelorette Spa Party
By Jeremy | March 22, 2016
As the aesthetic industry looks for new ways to keep the interest of their clients, many skin care professionals are looking to spruce up their treatments and party offerings. Professionals can stay ahead of the competition and offer a refreshing take ...
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The Bold and Beautiful Looks of Spring
By Mary Van | March 21, 2016
This spring, makeup trends are bold. Professionals can expect to see graphic eyes, plump lips, exaggerated eyelashes, and vivid punches of color. Some of the top trends for this season include highlighting, contouring, and eyebrow accentuation. This easy-to-follow, ...
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Maximizing Meeting Times
By Mike Lewis | February 25, 2016
Regularly-scheduled staff meetings with employees in the workplace can be one of the most powerful business tools. When managed effectively, staff meetings will build trust and morale, increase productivity, provoke new ideas, and resolve any open issues. ...
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Grounding Improves Facial Skin Blood Flow
By Martin Zucker, co-author of Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever! | September 3, 2015
Spas and salons abound with products and techniques designed to enhance facial microcirculation, oxygenation, and blood-born nutrition to the skin. What if there were something foundational that could be used to maximize the effects of these products ...
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Why Hyperpigmentation is Your Best Friend
By Ben Johnson, M.D. | January 25, 2016
Most clients hate their unsightly spots. If skin care professionals knew that everything they have been taught about age spots is wrong, perhaps they would view them with more love and kindness. Logic and observation shows that it is time to embrace a ...
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10 Things About...Cellulite Management
By | January 25, 2016
Cellulite, which is a condition in which the skin appears to have areas with underlying fat deposits, has haunted clients of every gender, race, and age. As a result, there are a number of options available for the management of this condition, many of ...
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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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Tools of the Trade: Acne (2016)
By Jeremy Lawrence | January 8, 2016
Trendsetters give insight on the tools they recommend for treating acne. Éminence Organic Skin Care Founder and PresidentBoldijarre Koronczay “The Éminence Clear Skin Collection contains a unique combination of probiotics and natural ingredients ...
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10 Things About... Lashes and Brows
By Sophy Merszei, CEO | December 30, 2015
The last decade has seen monumental changes in eyelash and eyebrow services, some of which are driven by improvements in technology, trends from the runway, the economy, improvements in global communication, and even socio-political advancements. However, ...
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10 Things About... Keeping Employees Motivated
By Mara Shorr | December 9, 2015
Leading a team takes more effort than simply hiring the right players. It involves keeping the right players and motivating and inspiring them to do their very best. Excited, eager, and talented employees at every level of the spa can be spotted by clients ...
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