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The New Eye Zone: Between Lashes and Brows

Lash and brow enhancements are a big draw to the salon and spa. However, the results achieved with both these services will not be nearly as effective if the skin between the lashes and brows is wrinkled, darkened by fatigue or drooping. The latest bioadvanced ingredients and professional treatments can address these concerns on the …

Post-Summer Holistic Treatments for Hyperpigmentation

September is not just back to school, but back to professional skin care treatments. Many clients may have foregone their monthly or weekly facials, and chances are, their skin is showing it.  Sun and environmental damage, manifesting in hyperpigmentation and dull, uneven skin tone increases at this time of year, and many of your clients …

Recharge Thirsty Skin with Electrolyte-Rich Seaweed-Based Treatments

Everyone is looking for ways to both enervate their bodies and skin.  Like sport rehydration drinks, electrolytes are emerging as an important skin care ingredient to help to rehydrate and restore skin. Ingredients such as sustainably harvested Seaweed contain essential electrolyte minerals such as calcium, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium, as well as a multitude of …

How to Refresh Your Summer Menu with Summer Inspired Treatments

Nothing says summer more than a thick wedge of cool watermelon or a strawberry daiquiri at the beach. But there is more to these than fun in the surf and (protected) sun. Traditional summer fruits such as watermelon and strawberries are rich in nutrients that have great potential benefits not only internally, but when combined with the …

Skincare Benefits of LED with EMS versus using Microcurrent

According to Mintel, in the US, 75% of female consumers currently use, or are interested in trying, a skin care device. These electronic implements can have  multiple of benefits to the skin, including helping boost the efficacy of the products used during the treatment, and helping to stimulate the surface skin layers. Not all devices …

Treating Compromised Skin: Proper Protocols for Safety and Efficacy

Dry compromised skin can affect large sections of the population, including aging skin, environmentally affected skin, skin that has undergone aggressive esthetic treatments, and those suffering from side-effects from cancer treatments.  Safety, efficacy and the correct manual manipulation of the skin are key factors in treating dry, compromised skin.  Here, we’ll look at the correct …

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 …