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What is the difference between Alpha Hydroxy Acids and Beta Hydroxy Acids?

Brow lamination is an exciting, fun and easy service to add to your menu. Part 1, The Science of Brow Lamination, detailed the chemistry of this treatment as well as the possible side effects and contraindications. This training video gives you step-by-step instruction to master this service. We included a brow tint as an add-on to this impactual treatment.

Understanding the Fitzpatrick Scale is crucial in providing the best and safest treatment for your clients. The system classifies skin type according to the amount of pigment your skin has and your skin's reaction to sun exposure. This information can help predict the outcome of your treatments and their overall risk of sun damage and skin cancer.

The Melanocyte is responsible for your beautiful skin color. Keratinocytes and melanocytes are found in the basal layer of your epidermis. Melanosomes contain little granules of color called melanin.

Face Mapping is an Eastern medical practice that dates back 3,000 years. It views the face as a map with sections that are connected and correspond to internal areas of the body. Uncover the mystery of Face Mapping and begin using this tool as part of your skin analysis.

Microcurrent is a low-level current that mimics the body's natural current through the skin and down to the facial muscles. Learn the history, technology and science behind this results driven treatment.