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The Importance of pH in Skin Care and the Skin Barrier

As a professional esthetician, understanding pH and its effects on the skin is an integral part of education.  Studies have shown that pH is not only an important factor in skin health, but may be one of the most key factors to understand. “Skin pH is one of the important physiological parameters of the skin. …

Power Up Your Facial Treatments with LED Technology

Many estheticians globally are now using the Repêchage LED Radio Frequency and EMS Skin Tightening Machine both in their practice as well as teaching their clients how to use the device at home to power up the efficacy of the sustainably-harvested, seaweed-based Repêchage treatments and products. Many estheticians have found this very useful during this …

Sensitive Skin: Sensitive Skin Conditions, Causes, and How to Care for Sensitive Skin

As a Master Esthetician with over 40 years of experience, I know that one of the most important modalities the esthetician must master is how to properly identify and address sensitive skin concerns. As an esthetician, you should be able to clearly identify sensitive skin types and create a plan of action to provide clients with the best possible skin care results .Read below to learn about how to identify sensitive skin, sensitive skin conditions, what causes sensitive skin, and the best treatments for sensitive skin.

How to Beat the January Slump — Spa Treatments for the New Year

After all the excitement of the holidays, January can be a slow time for salons and spas – but it doesn’t have to be! In fact, skin treatments should be just as popular in January as gym memberships. Your clients are looking at the year past and making changes for a happier, healthier and more beautiful New Year. So get them back in the spa with great detox packages and winter skin care that will have them glowing from head to toe.