Beauty Inside Out: The Role of Healthy Eating and Supplements

Written by Pedro Ortega Dardet, president of Wilma Schumann Skin Care
Nutraceuticals for the best skin, hair, and nails are here to stay. The lines between protecting the skin, using effective skin care products, and incorporating nutritional supplementation into a daily regimen are all joining together. The objective is one holistic approach designed to ensure that individuals can achieve their healthiest skin, hair, and nails. Vitamins, supplements, pre- and probiotics, nutraceuticals, antioxidants, and peptides are among…

It’s Time to Unplug: The Impact of Minimizing Device Use on Overall Health and Wellness

Written by Leah Simon-Clarke, L.E., founder and consultant at Voussoir, Inc.
Human biochemistry is complicated. Individuals operate best with a healthy supply of nutrients, rest, and recovery time. When considering how to encourage clients to put a healthy self care routine in place, nothing will have a greater impact than modeling good habits. Show clients what is possible by implementing practices first-hand. This can lead to a healthier business practice and environment. One area of healthy…
Biotin, also known as vitamin H or B-7, has numerous benefits for the body. From the nails to the nervous system, just small, daily amounts of this complex B vitamin will leave any one looking and feeling better. A main function of biotin is to break down protein and fat in the body. Because the nails, hair, and skin are all made up of keratin,…

Hair Comes the Fun: Quick Tips for Minimizing Side Effects of Hair Removal

Written by Corey A. Williams, founder of Industry Cosmetics My Skin & Co.
Over 80 percent of clients suffer from one form or another of skin irritation associated with the hair removal process. The most common side effects of hair removal are ingrown hairs, razor bumps, redness, and inflammation. In fact, many men and women may be particularly prone to ingrown hairs. Whether an aesthetician specializes in waxing, sugaring, or laser hair removal, they will still have clients…
Whether it is an overbearing coworker or a frustrating client, dealing with difficult people from time to time is a fact of life. Here are a couple of tips for getting along better with others. Slow Down There is great value in being contemplative and reflective. Take time to pause and think about people, situations, and events that cause stress or frustration. Often this simple…

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