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Why Blue Light is Bad for Hyperpigmentation: What Every Esthetician Should Know
As licensed estheticians, understanding how different wavelengths of light affect the skin is essential—especially when working with clients struggling with...
February: The Ultimate Self-Care Month for Your Skin
February is here, bringing cozy vibes and a renewed focus on self-care. As we navigate the last stretch of winter,...
The Benefits of Owning Portable Facial Equipment for Estheticians
In the ever-evolving world of skincare and beauty, staying ahead of the curve is essential for estheticians who want to...
Inflammatory Conditions of the Skin and Their Management
There are many types of skin inflammation that we, as estheticians, observe while treating our clients. Some may be mild, brought on by extrinsic factors, and come and go with time. Other types of inflammation are chronic and may interfere with our clients enjoying their daily lives. The treatment of these conditions vary depending on their underlying causes.
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Is long-term skin care a replacement for noninvasive, antiaging medical treatments?
As estheticians, we are licensed to work with the integument, treating it according to what we learned in school and what is allowed within our scope of practice. As a practicing esthetician with over 16 years of experience, I have heard my share of skepticism regarding product efficacy and the effectiveness of topical treatments as compared to more invasive modalities.
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All About Corneotherapy, and Why It’s Gaining Popularity
More estheticians and dermatologists than ever are embracing a gentler, less aggressive, and invasive approach to skin health, and their clients are thriving. Chronic conditions caused by both intrinsic and extrinsic factors, such as eczema and dermatitis, are alleviated, and confidence is restored.
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