London Just Got Brighter…Lydia Sarfati Launches New! Repêchage Biolight
October 20, 2011 by admin
Filed under Events, Press & Media, Skin Care Science
(from left to right: Lydia Sarfati, Susan Vindics, and Val Cooper) Monday, September 12 – St. Martins Lane Hotel, London – Lydia Sarfati, Repêchage CEO and Founder, and Susan Vindics, Repêchage National Business Development Manager, travelled to London for the reveal of the latest in skincare brightening technology, Repêchage Biolight, in... Read more →
The Difference Between Night Creams & Day Creams
January 4, 2011 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Education, Skin Care Science, Skin Care Tips
Why are night creams so essential and how do they differ from day creams? During the day our skin is exposed to free radical damage, environmental aggressors such as the sun, pollution and stress. At night is a time for our bodies and skin to repair and restore itself. That is why it is important to use a cream nightly that will help repair skin from... Read more →
The Science Behind Winter Dry Skin & Solutions that Work
December 29, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Seasonal, Skin Care Science, Skin Care Tips
1. The science behind what happens to the skin in winter: Majority of people have seasonally dry skin. The stratum corneum needs moisture to be flexible, firm, translucent and function properly as a barrier. Since moisture is constantly moving from the inside out where it evaporates, the lipid layer, which protects and holds moisture, is losing protection.... Read more →
Skin Training – Give Yourself the Gift of Knowledge
August 5, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science, Skin Care Tips
“Should I be providing micro-dermabrasion in my salon?” What can we do with new laser treatments?” “What are the benefits of Vitamin C and how can I harness that power for anti-aging treatments?” These are only some of the questions that I have been asked throughout my career about skin training. We, collectively as estheticians, need... Read more →
How to get Involved in Medical Esthetics?
June 16, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science
More and more dermatologists and plastic surgeons are recognizing the contributions of estheticians to the well being of their clients. Many are even incorporating day spa services as part of their practices by either hiring full-time estheticians or developing an association with a day spa. Increasingly, dermatologists and plastic surgeons do not see... Read more →
Creating a Facial for Father’s Day >> Mens Grooming Products & Tips
June 10, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science
With more men seeking out professional skincare services, spas and salons across the country are scrambling to create treatments targeting the male client. To be successful in capturing the male client, it is essential to offer a menu that is inviting and appealing to him. In the male eye, that means having the word “man” somewhere in the title.... Read more →
The Power of Touch: Getting Back to the Basics
May 31, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science
Our best tools as estheticians are our hands. It is important to learn how to expertly use our hands by practicing proper facial massage techniques as well as learning facial anatomy. Knowledge of the facial muscles is imperative in conducting a superlative facial massage. Massage therapy offers a real solution for managing the anxiety and strain that... Read more →
Mature Aging Skin: What is Lydia’s Philosophy for Long Term Results?
May 21, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science, Video Posts
On May 14, 2010, Skin Care expert Lydia Sarfati collected questions on Skin Care and answered many of them on video. Erin McDonough asked: Why does VC5 put so much emphasis on mature skin? I believe there should be some sort of marketing stating “all skin types” on this particular facial.since I have found in working with this product that... Read more →
The Science of Acne
May 21, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science
Close to 85% of people will experience some form of acne in their lifetime. According to the Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common skin disorder in the United States affecting 40-50 million Americans at one time.4 When people think of acne, they think of teenagers, but acne can affect many people through adulthood as well. Some estimate... Read more →
Tips on Safer Waxing
May 20, 2010 by Lydia Sarfati
Filed under Skin Care Science
Everyone has thought about proper hair removal methods but wherever you go, for the most part no one really implements them. “Double Dipping” Should I wear gloves etc Dr. David R. Caprette PhD, department of biochemistry and cell biology at Rice University in Houston has expressed concern about how easily one can transfer a viable organism to a... Read more →

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