When summer is in full swing, it may seem like a no-brainer to start serving up skincare on ice, but regardless of temperature and time of year, cool tools and cryotherapy are becoming a year-round treatment room staple. Today on the blog we’re exploring the many ways in which cool therapy can be used to uplevel any esthetics practice or protocol. But before we dive into all the exciting details, it’s worth taking a moment to talk about the science behind it. Here’s what we mean: From Freeze Chambers to Facials: The Evolution of Cryotherapy As medical modalities go, cryotherapy is actually ..read more

From tweezing to waxing, sugaring, and shaving, hair removal is a beauty ritual that dates back centuries. However, while these techniques work to temporarily eliminate unwanted hair, today’s esthetic professionals have an opportunity to offer something even better – and more permanent. In recent years, new laser alternative hair removal methods are changing the game in terms of safety, comfort, cost-efficiency, and efficacy. This is particularly exciting news for clients who may be contraindicated for laser services, as well as for professional providers looking to expand their non-invasiv ..read more

From tweezing to waxing, sugaring, and shaving, hair removal is a beauty ritual that dates back centuries. However, while these techniques work to temporarily eliminate unwanted hair, today’s esthetic professionals have an opportunity to offer something even better – and more permanent. In recent years, new laser alternative hair removal methods are changing the game in terms of safety, comfort, cost-efficiency, and efficacy. This is particularly exciting news for clients who may be contraindicated for laser services, as well as for professional providers looking to expand their non-invasiv ..read more

Skincare without compromise for compromised skin barriers When it comes to solving the skin’s many mysteries, oftentimes the answer could be as simple as focusing on barrier support and repair.  Also known as the stratum corneum, or acid mantle, the skin’s moisture barrier is the outermost layer of the epidermis. It is made up primarily of corneocytes – aka skin cells – water, and lipids. It is also naturally acidic, requiring a pH of about 4.5 – 5.5 to remain in balance.  Although the barrier layer is actually quite thin and not visible to the naked eye, it plays a crucial role i ..read more

When it comes to solving the skin’s many mysteries, oftentimes the answer could be as simple as focusing on barrier support and repair.  Also known as the stratum corneum, or acid mantle, the skin’s moisture barrier is the outermost layer of the epidermis. It is made up primarily of corneocytes – aka skin cells – water, and lipids. It is also naturally acidic, requiring a pH of about 4.5 – 5.5 to remain in balance.  Although the barrier layer is actually quite thin and not visible to the naked eye, it plays a crucial role in skin health by keeping hydration locked in, and keeping e ..read more

If you love helping your clients boost their confidence by tackling complex concerns, it may be time to consider adding body sculpting to your treatment room repertoire. In the past, many of the available options for addressing excess body fat were a substantial undertaking, both in terms of cost and risk factor. Even today, many consumers may still be under the impression that they need to undergo painful or invasive procedures like liposuction. However, thanks to a number of new tools and technologies hitting the market, this is no longer the case. Today, licensed estheticians have the abi ..read more

For red carpet results without pain, needles, or numbing cream, one of today’s most popular professional treatments is nano infusion! If you have yet to get to know this innovative, yet non-invasive treatment, you’re going to want to keep reading. Today, on the blog we’re covering the who, what, why, when, where, and how of all things nano. Here’s the full scoop:   Table of Contents WHAT is Nano Infusion? Nano infusion is sometimes referred to as nano needling, however that term is a bit of a misnomer, as there are actually no needles involved. Instead, nano treatments are performed w ..read more

Microcurrent Magic: What is it and how does it work? In recent years, microcurrent facials have been catching the attention of experts and beauty aficionados as a non-invasive facelift, and in some cases, an alternative to Botox. That said, the technology has actually been around for quite some time as a medical modality. Early microcurrent devices were used to encourage wound healing, as well as muscle stimulation for patients experiencing facial paralysis. Microcurrent works using a low-grade electrical current, which mimics the body’s own electrical signals in order to cause contractions ..read more

How LED Light Therapy Can Help You Build Your Beauty Business and Get Better Results for Your Clients Once upon a time, it was the stuff of NASA space missions, but nowadays, light-emitting diode – or LED – technology has become one of the most sought-after treatments in skin care.  Though the first LED devices were developed to support plant growth on space shuttles and were later discovered to accelerate wound healing, light therapy has since evolved considerably, appearing in a number of today’s most advanced esthetic protocols.  In the treatment room, skincare professionals lo ..read more

The secret is out on the next frontier in skincare! Intimate brightening is going mainstream and is poised to capture a significant portion of market share in the multibillion dollar industry for skincare and beauty services. What was once considered a niche service, or even taboo, has evolved in recent years to become a much sought after self care luxury. For estheticians ready to embrace this growing trend and expand their service offerings, it’s a perfect time to get on board. However, before you get started, you’re going to want to get educated on the ins and outs of intimate brightenin ..read more