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Building Relationships Through a Consultative Proc
By | November 2, 2012
All your life, your skin has been making a first impression for you. It can reveal whether you are hot or cold, tired or rested, sick or healthy. Your skin provides protection from potentially lethal bacteria and viruses, and shields you from the sun's ...
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Skin Concerns of Diabetics in the Spa
By | November 2, 2012
With the healthy growth of aesthetic services, all sorts of clients walk into the spa. Clients with medical conditions, who previously did not consider spa treatments now make spa visits a routine part of their lifestyle. As responsible professionals, ...
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We Live in a Digital World
By | November 1, 2012
We live in a digital world, spinning to the tune of electronic notices at every step. From the moment we wake to the moment we slumber, digital tunes hum songs of futurism in our ears. The songs are both quiet and loud, and they motivate our momentum. ...
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To Tone or Not to Tone
By | November 1, 2012
Throughout history, the ways in which a society feels about the pursuit of healthy, beautiful skin is a direct reflection of their culture and climate. Many varied uses of skin care products have been documented throughout history – from the Egyptians ...
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Mitochondria
By | September 28, 2012
Skin ailments and concerns can be best addressed when underlying cellular functions and processes are understood. Cellular metabolism at the mitochondrial level can tell us much about how skin changes throughout time and when exposed to different conditions, ...
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Corneotherapy: A Sensible Approach to Understandin
By Alexandra J Zani | September 4, 2012
Corneobiology refers to a broad range of experimental studies focused on the anatomy, physiology and biology of the stratum corneum, focused specifically on the horny layer that is very unique to human beings.1 This science encompasses numerous studies ...
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The Road to Recovery: How Spa Professionals Can Be
By | September 4, 2012
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) has become widely accepted over the last decade as a supplementary avenue to be used in conjunction with traditional medicine for treating cancer and its side effects. Approximately 80 percent of cancer patients ...
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Attracting, Recruiting and Retaining Quality Staff
By | August 31, 2012
If you are growing your spa do not forget about staffing and employee retention. Entrepreneurs riding out the economic ups and downs may not have spent much time wondering whether to add new employees. As the economic recovery begins to take shape, however, ...
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Social Media Spa Style Part 3 - Establishing Your
By Louis Silberman | August 31, 2012
If your business does not have an internet presence, it is time to step out of the dark ages! I know that may sound a little harsh, but that is the reality of marketing in 2012. For example, if a potential client searches the web for your spa or aesthetic ...
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Practice what you Preach!
By Michelle D'Allaird | June 29, 2012
The inner-outer body connection is well documented and has been for years. The physical, emotional and psychological condition of the human body has the ability to influence not only the inner functioning of the body, but its outer appearance as well. ...
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Education – Your Greatest Marketing Tool
By Terri A. Wojak | January 4, 2013
Aesthetics is a growing field with a variety of opportunities.A career in aesthetics requires continuing education to be successful. Some states call for a specific number of continuing education hours and even dictate the topics of study required to ...
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Radiation Beyond Broad Spectrum
By | June 1, 2012
The dangers Ultraviolet rays (UV rays) impose on skin are well known. They are the primary external cause of skin aging. Not only does UV radiation found in sunlight reduce the youthful appearance of the skin, but it is also an environmental human carcinogen. ...
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Radiation Beyond Broad Spectrum
By | June 1, 2012
The dangers Ultraviolet rays (UV rays) impose on skin are well known. They are the primary external cause of skin aging. Not only does UV radiation found in sunlight reduce the youthful appearance of the skin, but it is also an environmental human carcinogen. ...
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The Science of Prevention
By | June 1, 2012
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. with more than two million Americans diagnosed annually. Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma make up the majority of these cases. The third type, melanoma, arises from pigment producing cells ...
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SPA DE SOLEIL®
By | June 1, 2012
Company name: SPA DE SOLEIL® Owner, President, CEO: Rena Revivo Year established: 1989 Business type: Manufacturer Located: ...
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