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Playing with Clay: The Backstory and Benefits of Clay in Body Treatments

Written by Heather Kreider, L.E., R.N.

The skin-healing benefits of clay have been recognized throughout history and there is a plethora of scientific evidence to support its therapeutic properties. Various types of clay have been found to detoxify the skin by drawing out impurities, help problem skin by absorbing excess oil, soothe sensitive skin, and offer analgesic effects. Clay-based products are a favorite among skin care professionals and clients for skin…

Published in Treatments

An Introduction to Body

Written by Jeremy

Although most clients tend to be more concerned with facial skin, the skin on the rest of the body is equally as important and prone to many of the same conditions as the face. At the same time, the body has its own prominent concerns that require their own treatments and products.

Published in Treatments

Cutting-Edge Ingredients and Technologies for the Body

Written by Courtney La Marine, L.E.

The first thing that pops into most clients' minds when they think of skin care is their face. While, of course, everyone wants healthy, radiant, youthful skin, many people forget that the skin is the largest organ and that every inch of it would benefit from the breakthrough ingredients that are regularly applied to the face.

Published in Treatments

A Step-by-Step: Cellulite Blasting Treatment

Written by Victoria Tabak

Cellulite is an ongoing concern for many clients. It is recognizable for its dimply appearance, which is comparable to the skin of an orange peel; severe cellulite can even resemble cottage cheese. Understanding what cellulite is and its primary cause is important in order for skin care professionals to be able to repair affected areas.

Published in Treatments

When the (Sun) Damage Is Done: How to Repair the Skin and Protect it from Future Sun Overexposure

Written by Devon Perry

Throughout history, the skin's color, whether a result of sun tanning or sun shielding, has served as a sort of status symbol. For many years, pale and refined skin was almost globally revered and sometimes attained through drastic measures. It was not until the 1920s that the tan became fashionable; since then, there has been a rise in sun damage and skin cancer rates. Is…

Published in Sun Care