As estheticians, we spend our time caring for various skin concerns our clients come to us with, and one of the many ways we treat these concerns is through the use of chemical peels and chemical exfoliants. When undergoing these treatments with our clients, it is crucial that we take the proper steps to ensure they get the best results possible and maintain the integrity of their skin in the process. 

Why are antioxidants important?

Antioxidants have many different uses and are an essential part of your nutrition, body and skin health. 

How we can prevent and protect ourselves 

TYROSINASE INHIBITORS FOR ALL SKIN

I think we’ve all had the experience where we look in the mirror and think, “That can’t be accurate." That’s exactly where I was three days after returning home from my lake vacation. I saw my reflection and couldn’t help but notice how awful my skin looked. I had spent a week straight in the sun, sand, and water and now I was paying for it. It wasn’t that I was sunburned (I was diligent about SPF application) or that my skin was covered in freckles; but I could see the damage that spending too much time in the elements had caused to my skin. It looked rough, uneven, and my complexion was dull. I was in desperate need of some serious skin refreshing!

Spring is coming, and you know what that means--fresh faces and glowing skin! Cold weather may have left your skin looking dull and lackluster, but there is a surefire way to obtain the beautiful skin you desire. Exfoliate!

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!