If you’ve ever experienced bruising, inflammation or muscle aches and searched the Internet to find a solution, I’m sure you came across arnica; but what did you learn about this amazing herb?

We’ve all been there: a breakout on our chin followed by excessive oil in the T-zone and cheeks as dry as the Atacama Desert. Our skin just can’t seem to make up its mind on what skin type it’s going to be this week. Dealing with breakouts is hard enough, let alone facing all of these conditions at the same time. How are you supposed to treat ALL of these conditions? The answer: MULTI-TASKING WITH MASQUES!

As everyone is making their New Year resolutions, do not forget to add healthier, more youthful looking skin to the list. Here at GlyMed Plus, we like to focus on our 4-Step System which is to Cleanse, Treat, Balance and Protect. This makes your skincare routine so simple that your skincare goal is not going to be one you leave behind.

When it comes to performing any treatment or service for your clientele, chemical peels are the number-one way to offer the most variety in your treatment room. Chemical peels are going to remedy one of 3 things: acne, pigmentation, or aging. Some peels relieve multiple concerns, but most peels will just focus on one condition.

There are many benefits of getting a chemical peel. After you receive a chemical peel, there are a few things you can do to help aid in the healing process and to get the most benefits from your peel. It is important to remember that with each peel the skin will appear worse before it is better.

Acne is the dreaded four-letter word for any teen. While it can appear at any age, it typically begins around puberty and tends to intensify during adolescence. But is it an unwelcome genetic trait or are environmental factors to blame? Let's discuss whether teen acne is caused by nature or nurture.