Skin Brightening Science: Introducing Repechage Biolight

October 4, 2011 by Lydia Sarfati
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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 [...]

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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

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Skin Brightening Science: Introducing Repechage Biolight

The Power of Touch: Getting Back to the Basics

Mature Aging Skin: What is Lydia’s Philosophy for Long Term Results?

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