The Problem with Lasers 

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The Problem with Lasers 
Lasers remain a staple in many medical aesthetics protocols for aging and other skin conditions. However, while there are certainly positive outcomes, they rarely create long lasting changes to skin. Instead, there is often a worsening of the skin condition because of the trauma created and in far too many cases, permanent scarring occurs. {mprestriction ids="3,4,5,26,18,6,7,8,9,14,18,43,44"} Lasers are defined as a single wavelength of light…
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Today, Next Time, & At Home: Rebooking Clients 

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Today, Next Time, & At Home: Rebooking Clients 
A successful skin care professional knows the last step of a facial is not simply sunscreen; today’s client expects to leave feeling educated about their skin. The creation of a treatment plan for the client begins during the consultation. As the client discusses concerns with their skin, the provider should make note of any adjustments to the day’s facial, what treatments will be best for…
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Hair To Skin: Why Hair Care Matters Too 

Written by Iris Rubin
Hair To Skin: Why Hair Care Matters Too 
Hair care and skin care have long been distinctly separate personal care categories, but there is more overlap between them than one may immediately realize. A recent case report shows that leading hair care products can leave residue on skin for hours post-shower. In this study, shampoo and conditioner left a residue on the scalp, face, and back for up to two hours after use,…
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Beyond Skin Care: The Art of Intention In The Treatment Room

Written by Sarah Kinsler-Holloway
Beyond Skin Care: The Art of Intention In The Treatment Room
In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, people are increasingly seeking ways to escape the hustle and bustle of their daily lives. Skin care professionals offer a refuge where clients can relax, rejuvenate, and indulge in self-care. The key to elevating the client experience lies in building an intentional experience that caters to the holistic needs of clients, touching on each of their five senses. INTENTIONALITY…
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From Birth to Final Breath, Part II: Skin Physiology

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From Birth to Final Breath, Part II: Skin Physiology
Many functions of skin that begin to slow down around age 40 become more visible and more problematic into the 50s. Depending on an individual’s ethnicity, skin changes that appear with aging may not be as evident. The signs of aging on darker skin often does not appear as rapidly as they do on lighter skin tones. The darker skin is, the thicker it is,…
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