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HealthDay News
Many men don't think about skin care but they should, a dermatologist says.
The first step is to understand your skin type, according to Dr. Anthony Rossi.
Sensitive skin may sting or burn after product use. Normal skin is clear and not sensitive. Dry skin is flaky, itchy or rough. Oily skin is shiny and greasy, and combination skin is dry in some places and oily in others, Rossi explained.
"Understanding your skin type will help you learn how to take care of your skin and select skin care products that are right for you," Rossi said in an American Academy of Dermatology news release.
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Les Nouvelles Esthetiques & Spa
Originating as a Korean trend, trendy ethnic foods such as kimchi and kombucha are now becoming known around the world for their unforeseen benefits in the realm of skin care. Their unique, fermented ingredients have been shown to improve gut health as well as the overall appearance of skin. Hence, it makes perfect sense that they are now a groundbreaking topical skin care trend. These fermented ingredients can be consumed with food and can also be applied to the body and face, either way working wonders for the skin.
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D Magazine
Dallas specialists weigh in on how to get youthful, glowing skin and share their must-have products.
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Natural Products INSIDER
Anti-aging ingredients are important to many as people look to ways to prevent signs of aging. According to Zion Market Research, the global anti-aging market is poised to surge from $140.3 billion in 2015 to $216.52 billion by 2021, which shows great opportunity for anti-aging products. Natural ingredients have been shown to promote skin health, a top concern for anti-aging, even protecting against oxidative stress and ultra-violet rays, known culprits to signs of aging.
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By Fred Berns
 "I don't watch the wall," race car driver Mario Andretti supposedly said when asked for his secret of success. Wise words. It's wisdom based on a simple truth: what you think about, you bring about. Drivers who constantly watch and worry and fret about the wall too often end up crashing into it. Are you "watching the wall" in your business? Are you spending your time obsessing about price objections, pesky competitors, slumping sales, labor shortages or additional hardships?
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Inc.
Technology is rapidly changing the way we work and live, so it's no surprise that the workplace has started to catch up with some innovative new approaches to getting things done. Whether it's changing where people work, the work they do, or who does the work, 2017 will be marked by several key shifts in the traditional workplace.
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Small Business Trends
Want to make your business more efficient, reputable and profitable? That might seem like a lofty task, but there's one key thing that can lead to improvements in all of those areas. That thing is: collaboration. Collaboration is not just a nice thing to do. By fostering a collaborative environment you can drive better bottom line results. Here are five key benefits of collaboration for small businesses.
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Inc.
In the content marketing arena, video is quickly becoming a must-have. In fact, 51 percent of global marketing executives point to video over other types of content for best return on investment and marketers who use video grow revenue 49 percent faster than nonvideo users. But it's not enough just to use video in your marketing. It has to be entertaining and it has to be marketed well, so that your audience actually knows you exist.
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MarketingProfs
Now that we're well into 2017, are you checking items off your marketing to-do list? Or, like many of us procrastinators, do you have a to-do list that consists of just one item: "Make 2017 marketing to-do list"? If the latter is the case, here's an infographic guide to help marketers prioritize their efforts this year, and it also explains the benefits that each idea can have on your program.
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Citeulike
Reflectance confocal microscopy is gradually implemented in dermatology. Strategies for further implementation and practical "hands on" guidelines are lacking.
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Faculty Focus
Why do students come to class unprepared? Because teachers tend to lecture on the material, and students find it most efficient to let them lecture first and then read later. But if your students came to class prepared, would they acquire a deeper understanding of the material?
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eSchool News
Research shows that diversity in today's students (e.g. socio-economic background, gender, race and previous learning experiences) is greater than ever before. In fact, a conservative 30-40 percent of students may require an alternate learning path or support during their learning, since a diverse student body means different strengths and weaknesses for each individual student.
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NCEA
It is NCEA's position that skin care should be independent from the cosmetology scope of practice and license.
Due to the advances in technique, product and equipment, the NCEA recognizes the importance of protecting consumers and estheticians. Skin Care Curriculum requirements should be adopted from the NCEA's 600 and 1200 Esthetician Job Task Analysis.
Furthermore, it is NCEA's position to raise the level of the Esthetician's Scope of Practice by increasing the licensing requirements to meet NCEA's 1200 Hours Esthetician Job Task Analysis. The current cosmetology license that allows licensees to practice skin care includes a maximum of 250 hours of actual skin care training and in some states, as low as 40 hours.
Currently, there are more than 25 states that are still allowing cosmetologists to perform all skin care services regardless of training/curriculum that lead to licensure.
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Skin Cancer Screening for the Skin Care Specialist
Presented by Estee Psaty, M.D.
This educational activity has been approved for 1.0 CEs.
About the course:
The esthetician can be the first line of defense to take an active role in skin cancer screenings. This interactive presentation will consist of a combination of clinical images and case-based scenarios that will demonstrate the clinical characteristics of melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and basal cell carcinoma. Skin cancer prevention including sun safety and associated risk factors will be discussed. 1.0 CE through February 7, 2017.
At the conclusion of this presentation the teacher will be able to:
- Understand key clinical characteristics of skin cancer.
- Discuss the relevant risk factors for each of the skin cancer subtypes.
- Explore some useful tips in approaching mysterious lesions.
- Discuss skin care prevention and sun safety.mix.
To order this CE webinar (once purchased, the webinar link will only be valid for 24 hours):
NCEA Member fee: $19.95 - click here
Nonmember fee: $24.95 - click here
For SDSS approved courses, click here
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