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Sanitation and Infection Control: How professionals should safe-guard their salon and spa
Sanitation and infection control are some of the first things we learn in beauty school, and for good reason! It is crucial to have an understanding of the different kinds of infections you may come across, in order to protect yourself and the client.
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Hiring a spa receptionist
Not many people know this, but I have spent 8 years out of my 24 years of industry experience as a spa receptionist. I know exactly what it takes to select a great receptionist, and will give you some pointers on what to look for as you go through the interview process.
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Injection Trends Around The World
In 1981, the FDA approved bovine collagen for cosmetic injection. Since its approval, dozens of injectable fillers have been developed and approved for cosmetic use.
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Understanding Rosacea, and creating a treatment plan for your aesthetic clients
As an aesthetician, I see a multitude of different clients with varying skin types, but my rosacea clients get the gentlest treatment. This skin condition can manifest in different forms and be different from one client to the other. According to the National Rosacea Society, over 16 million Americans are affected by the skin disorder, and as many as 415 million worldwide according to new research in the British Journal of Dermatology.
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Fact or Fiction: Exfoliation is Bad for Your Skin
Many women tend to over-exfoliate the skin, in hopes of sloughing off dead skin, and thus achieving a fresh and renewed complexion. This is a misconception, since our skin is a very efficient organ, and doesn’t require exfoliation more than 2-3 times per week.
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Vaginal Rejuvenation
Currently, more than 20 million women are affected by uterine prolapse, birthing injuries, and incontinence. According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 40% of women have psychological distress from female sexual dysfunction, but only 14% consult a physician about sex during their lifetime.
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