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While historically women and men would come to the salon or spa at the sight of their first wrinkle, age spots that show up on face, hands and chest, are driving in more and more clients. Not only is the incidence of age spots increasing, the demographic is getting younger! Learn about the science behind age spots, what causes them, and professional treatments for age spots.
Your spa doesn’t need to be located near the ocean to provide your client with the benefits of the sea. Learn about the benefits of seaweed and seawater and how you can create thalassotherapy-like treatments using professional seaweed-based face and body treatments.
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, about 40 million to 50 million Americans have acne at one time, making it the most common skin condition in the United States. Performing consistent effective facial treatments will not only benefit the client’s overall appearance, but will also help bolster their self-esteem. While estheticians do not diagnose or treat acne, they must be aware of this skin condition and know how to properly provide a facial for problem skin.
Summer is one of the most problematic times of year for our skin – many clients experience overexposure to the sun, uneven skin tone, skin redness, and problem skin. Learn how to address these skin concerns and skin care advice you can offer to clients.
What happens after a facial? Why is getting a facial good for your skin? Learn the main benefits of a facial that one can expect after seeing an esthetician.
Learn natural skin care trends, proven natural ingredients, and what skin care treatments made with natural ingredients estheticians can offer.
Estheticians can help promote healthy sleep habits to reduce sleep deprivation and counteract the negative effects of sleep loss on the skin’s appearance.
Facial massage has a plethora of benefits for your client’s appearance and health. When done correctly, facial massage helps to provide your clients with glowing, healthy looking complexions. Learn the proper techniques for facial massage.
Two of the most common concerns we see as estheticians in the winter months are dry skin and eczema. Despite having some similarities, there is a difference between these two concerns. Read below as I discuss the differences between dry skin and eczema, the causes, and how to address these skin concerns.
Looking for a new treatment that all skin types can benefit from to add to your spa menu? Learn about our newest facial treatment, recently featured by American Spa Magazine, that combines a cream facial peel and seaweed and peptide sheet mask: the Repêchage Peel and Glow Facial.