skin care

Required Reading

Health: What Is Exfoliative Keratolysis?

February 1, 2009

Exfoliative Keratolysis is a condition where the top layer of the skin perpetually peels.  Though there's no cure all for the treatment of EK, a proper and consistent management strategy could give clients relief.

What Is Eczema?

August 1, 2008

Eczema is a chronic skin condition that is characterized by red, itchy, swollen rashes on the skin.

Should You Add Skin Care?

June 1, 2007

Absolutely! Complete knowledge on what to budget for, what to spend on, what to build out, what types of products and equipment to purchase, how to hire, what to charge, and when to look for professional advice are all vital to success. By understanding all these pieces to the puzzle, you’ll be well on your way.

Related Articles

• Spa Offers Facial Yoga to Its Patrons

  Face yoga is a service that can easily be added on to a facial or other service where the esthetician or massage therapist leads the client through a series of slow and gentle facial movements. 

• Pedicure Packets Allow for Detox and Skin Rejuvenation

  The treatment includes five steps that will help clients’ skin feel moisturized.

• How Moisturizers Work

  We rely on lotions and creams to keep our skin soft, smooth, and supple — but what’s the science behind them?

• Retail Boutique: Facial Masks

  Help your clients maintain a youthful appearance despite the stresses of life. These facial masks hydrate, revitalize, and protect the skin while warding off premature aging.

• Gel Light Incorporates Anti-Aging Technology

  The Painted Nail Anti-Aging Red LED Gel Lights contain a red light similar to those used by dermatologists and estheticians to treat the face and neck.