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.

Hyperpigmentation: Causes, Brightening Ingredients, and Skin Brightening Treatments

Summer is officially over and we know what this means for estheticians – many clients have sun damaged skin, particularly skin with signs of hyperpigmentation. As an esthetician, it is important for you to understand how hyperpigmentation occurs, the best skin brightening ingredients, and what skin care services are available to your clients to help minimize the appearance of sun damage.

3 Express Facials for Post-Summer Skin

Now that summer is over, clients will be visiting the spa seeking facial treatments to whip their skin back into shape for the fall. Do you have facial treatments that can be offered to all clients, including those on the go and looking for a quick fix?  Learn about seaweed facials to help address all of your clients end of summer skin concerns: uneven skin tone, clogged pores, and dehydration.

GLOW and GO! How to Create New Excitement at the Spa with Facial Massage and Mask Services

As estheticians, we are licensed and have advanced knowledge in both skin and facial massage, yet many estheticians are not fully capitalizing on this. There is a new popularity in facial massage “boutiques” and “gyms” available at airports and department stores, but these focus almost exclusively on massage. Estheticians can expand this concept so much more by creating a facial massage menu that complements a full service salon and spa offering, especially when paired with express sheet mask treatments at the Facial Bar. Learn about four new facial massage protocols that provide estheticians with step-by-step instructions to perform facial massage and skin treatments for brightening, calming, hydrating and helping reduce the signs of aging.

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