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Between late nights at holiday parties and long days spent at the mall, the holidays can be a very fun, but tiring time for your clients. As we all know, tired, puffy eyes can really affect your appearance and can age the whole face. This year, introduce your clients to an anti-aging, dark circle-removing, de-puffing eye treatment. …
(Photo Credit: www.ultimatebridalmag.com) No need to blush, if your clients need help getting “out of the red” you should be equipped to help them! I’m of course talking about Rosacea. Rosacea is estimated to affect more than 16 million Americans[1] and as a salon and spa professional you should note that April is Rosacea Awareness …
Cold, dry winters can leave your hands feeling rough, itchy and uncomfortable. You and your clients may need an extra boost of moisture to keep hands soft and smooth. What most people don’t realize is that dry skin promotes aging, and is usually the culprit behind most fine lines and wrinkles, even on your hands. So …
The beauty business is buzzing! Staying busy is great for our businesses but not always the best for our piece of mind. I was fortunate enough to take two vacations this February (go me! Already sticking with my New Year’s Resolutions) and I have finally learned the secret to a relaxing vacation! …
Walking in a winter wonderland is not always as relaxing as it sounds! A walk outside could mean cold, wet, stressed-out feet! As I mentioned in my post for Beauty Trends in 2012 , cold therapy can be great for sore feet but in the spa not the snow! This effective spa pedicure gives you …
As the long weekend rapidly approaches, you are all probably making plans to be near the beach or attending a friend’s BBQ to bid adieu to summer, but summer is not over yet! Just as you did for the first weekend of summer, the last weekend in summer deserves the perfect pedicure! Below, find a …
I was so intrigued by New York Times editor Catherine Saint Louis’ article, An Hour to Pamper, Remote In Hand! As a beauty industry pro with a busy (veryyyy busy) schedule, it’s always interesting to find out how other equally busy professionals (like Nancy Welker of FitBeautiful Magazine, breaks down her 5 minute skin care …
As an esthetician, the first step in any professional treatment is analyzing and determining your client’s skin type. While there are four basic skin types – dry, oily, sensitive, and combination – most people can have other characteristics different from their skin type. For example, an oily skin client may have surface dehydration. Many people …
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