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By Louis Silberman, president of National Laser Institute | August 29, 2013
... manufacturers in the world, was actually able to alter participants’ skin on a molecular level – making them appear up to 11 years younger than their actual age. This is the latest in an amazing array of anti-aging breakthroughs that are available in ...
By Amanda Miller | August 26, 2013
... coated capsules designed not to dissolve until they reach the large intestine. The antispasmodic properties of this oil have been confirmed in clinical trials, helping to reduce colonic spasms during endoscopy. Further studies at oncology units in United ...
By Whitney Johnson | July 30, 2013
... observing different skin concerns, they can begin to build their own skill-set or under your belt. The Acid Test Today’s array of chemical peels still relies on familiar acid ingredients like glycolic, salicylic, lactic and trichloroacetic (TCA). What ...
By Jodi Nightingale-Bennett | July 30, 2013
... She is currently the director of training for SkinCeuticals where she conducts trainings and lectures around the country focusing on the latest discoveries and innovations in skin care and the business of skin care. ...
By Terri Wojak | June 27, 2013
... to the client. It can also take a lot of time, resources and work to get visible symptoms under control, only for the slightest trigger to cause reoccurrence. Aestheticians must take extra precaution when dealing with hyperpigmented areas of the skin. ...
By Jeremy Lawrence | July 29, 2013
... In other words, the less personal pleasure that is involved in the pursuit of a goal and the longer commitment term required, the more initiative is required and the more your skills and resolve are tested. Most long-term goals require you to engage in ...
By Melanie Sachs | July 25, 2013
... sluggishness in the system with a tendency to accumulate extra fluid, fat or mucus. A red or yellowish green tongue suggests that the liver and small intestine are not happy and that there could be infection, inflammation or hyperactivity. A dark discoloration ...
By Michael Ibbott | July 26, 2013
... no doubt that stress can also have an impact, as those that have the virus herpes simplex will attest to – cold sores are not fun! Michael Ibbott is the founder and lead educator of Bodyflow Technologies, Inc. The focus is to advance industry standards ...
By James E. Fulton, M.D. Ph.D. and Caroline Caperton, M.D., M.S.P.H. | July 23, 2013
... grandchildren (Figure 1). Hormones The amount of oil produced is also regulated hormonally, with higher circulating levels of testosterone generally contributing to increased amounts of oil production. However, any shift or imbalance in hormone levels ...
By Rhonda Allison | July 9, 2013
... production and thereby the mantle. Addressing sebum, tough hair, skin sensitivities, thicker epidermis and acid mantle is also important. Effective treatments and formulas will need to take into account one more component: testosterone. In the epidermis ...

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