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Self-Care and the Burnout Connection

Written by Becky Kuehn

Is there a connection between lack of self-care and potential burnout? Let me set the stage and see if you can identify with any part of this scenario. You set the alarm, but after tossing and turning most of the night, you get up before it goes off because you have so much to do (always). But, you are type-A, (maybe a little ADD like…

Published in Esthi TLC

Best Sanitation Practices Between Services

Written by Brittany Facio

The moment a guest walks into your treatment room, it should be clean in such a way that they should feel as if they are the first person to be treated in your space. A great way to ensure this is to stay organized. By being organized, you will allow yourself to quickly turn over your treatment area, so that you can spend the appropriate…

Published in Spic and Span Spa

How to Choose a Social Media Platform to Best Tell Your Story

Written by Color Up Therapeutics

At the end of 2019, there were 3.48 billion social media users. That worldwide total grew 9% from 2018 to 2019.1 If your spa, skin care, or wellness business is not being social, those statistics prove social media marketing must become a priority. March’s article is the first in a two-part series focusing on the steps for choosing a platform to meet your specific goals.…

Published in Spa PR Made Easy

Red Light, Blue Light Using the correct LED wavelength to improve the skin

Written by Pam Cushing

The increasing demand by the client seeking noninvasive procedures for improving medical and aesthetic dermatologic conditions has led to the increased demand for light emitting diode (LED) therapy in aesthetics practices. Research on LED mechanisms of action has shown to have multiple pathways in which there is quantifiable clinical benefit. The use of wavelengths has measurable benefits to both the client and the professional in…

Published in Skin Care

Dermatographia

Written by Brenda Linday

Dermatographia is an unusual chronic condition, also referred to as skin writing, and dermographism or dermatographic urticaria. It is considered one of the many forms of dermatitis. This condition is believed to affect between 2% to 5% of the general population, primarily young adults. For some individuals, the condition clears up after a year or two, while for others, it lasts a lifetime. This article…

Published in Skin ID

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