Greed Over Service: Ethical Service Practices

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Greed Over Service: Ethical Service Practices
Professionals used to be the only ones to utilize tools and certain products within their treatments that clients were unable to purchase and use on themselves. Now, the veil of professional use-only has been lifted by the ever-growing field of skin care and technology. Tools like galvanic current, microcurrent, high frequency, steaming, and the magnifying light, which were once only connected to one professional unit,…
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The Pros of Probiotics

Written by Dawn Clifford
The Pros of Probiotics
There is a lot of hype surrounding probiotics and the benefits they offer when used in skin care products. But what exactly are these bacteria-filled actives and are they beneficial topically? Simply put, probiotics are microorganisms that naturally live on the surface of the skin, creating a protective veil referred to as the skin’s microbiome. When the microbiome is in balance, it helps offset factors…
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5 Ways to Make Your Aesthetic Practice More Green

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5 Ways to Make Your Aesthetic Practice More Green
We live in a world where being environmentally minded is not only a necessity for the health of the planet, but it also happens to be a very hip and marketable practice. Everyone is trying to be more environmentally sound, from big box stores to mom and pop shops in small town United States. Reduce, reuse, and recycle are part of everyday vernacular. Being green…
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February Functions: Hazy Hemp and Luxurious Lashes

Written by Micah Kopchenko
February Functions: Hazy Hemp and Luxurious Lashes
February is more than just Valentine’s Day, as there are two other special days to celebrate this upcoming month. The first is National Hemp Day (February 4), originally founded by cbdMD to celebrate the plant’s infamous past. Many choose to celebrate by supporting and buying from local or national hemp producers. National Hemp Day can also provide an easy way to celebrate in the spa.…
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Surrendering to Self Care

Written by Catherine Atzen, L.E., MBA, founder of ATZEN Superior to Organic Skin Care
Surrendering to Self Care
An aesthetician’s work can be tiring and emotionally draining. Working in a spa is not as relaxing as visiting a spa as a client. Demands are numerous, clients’ expectations are high, and schedules change a lot. Days are long. Sometimes, aestheticians do not allow themselves to receive as much care as they give their clients. Nurturing and caring for self is essential for an aesthetician’s…
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