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Dermatology Times
Suneva Medical launched its latest edition to the Regenica skin care line, Regenica Rejuvenating Dual Serum on April 5. The new anti-aging cosmeceutical, which is only available through physicians' offices, is formulated with next generation growth factor technology, according to Dr. Gail Naughton, CEO, chairman of the board at Histogen, which is the licensor of the patent and supplies Suneva with the line's MRCx growth factor technology.
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The CUT
Beauty editor Kathleen Hou writes: I first learned about pores in the sixth grade when a girl in my group of friends, snarking on another girl in our math class, said, "Michelle's pores are huge." "What are pores? How can you tell hers are huge?" I innocently asked. And thus, I had tasted the apple of beauty complexes. Many years later, as a beauty editor, pores make up a big portion of my job. I can't get away from them. And so I know that products that promise to reduce the size of your pores are lying. Here's why.
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CosmeticsDesign.com USA
One of the latest trends in the industry at present is for anti-pollution products, and this presents an opportunity for brands within the anti-aging category to target specific consumer needs.
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Yahoo Beauty
Beauty and health editor Molly Shea writes: I was sitting in a car a few weeks ago, snaking through New York City, squinting at a screen in front of me to read more about an eye product from StriVectin. The eye concentrate, the description said, would help fight the wrinkles that come from screen fatigue, caused by squinting as you stare at your phone or computer — or, in my case, a TV mounted to the back of a car seat. I'd always been vaguely aware that all that screen time might be wreaking havoc on my looks, but this was the first time I'd seen the beauty repercussions from staring at my phone laid out so clearly. It was a little terrifying.
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CosmeticsDesign.com USA
In the past few months we have seen a plethora of new natural-based ingredient launches targeting the anti-aging beauty market, including, a raspberry extract, a green coffee oil ingredient and a new apple stem cell-based ingredient.
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"Becoming NCEA Certified was the best decision I have made in my career. I feel more confident due to the high level of education provided. Knowledge is power!"
— Adriana Wroth, Deerfield Beach, Florida
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By Bianca Gibson
 Whether you were riding around in your little red corvette, dancing around in your diamonds and pearls, or waiting for a kiss, the shocking news of Prince's death probably stopped you in your tracks. His ability to produce sounds of rock, pop and funk made Prince one of the most gifted artists of our time. While it's a tremendous loss, we can celebrate his life and career by discussing three lessons taken from the rock legend who never let fear of judgment get between him and success.
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By Alan Kelsky
 According to a new survey, employee engagement is the top concern for employers for the fourth straight year. In 2015, only 14 percent of employers self-identified employee engagement as being successful, but that number nearly doubled to 26 percent in 2016. If you are in the 26 percent of doers, your reward is that you can stop reading this now. But, if you are among the 74 percent who don't believe your employee engagement plans are working well for you, please read on.
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Marketing Land
Is your marketing automation as smart as it should be? Using intent data can help make your automation program more intelligent and efficient. Marketing automation software is all the rage among B2B marketers. Frost & Sullivan predicted the MAS sector will expand by a whopping 300 percent from 2014 to 2020, growing to $1.9 billion.
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By Emma Fitzpatrick
 Instagram and Facebook have been rolling out loads of changes lately. While there are many new features to try, zero in on Instagram's videos. Instagram expanded its videos from 15 to 60 seconds — four times the length. Why the substantial increase? Over the last six months, Instagram found "the time people spent watching video increased by more than 40 percent." Harness the power of Instagram's longer videos to better market your brand and grow your following.
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Biological Engineering Society via PubMed
Wound healing is an incredibly complex biological process that often results in thickened collagen-enriched healed tissue called scar. Cutaneous scars lack many functional structures of the skin. The absence of these structures contributes to a number of the long-term morbidities of wound healing. Scar formation is a pervasive factor in our daily lives; however, in the case of serious traumatic injury, scars can create long-lasting complications due to contraction and poor tissue remodeling.
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KQED-TV
Think about our planet for a second. Earth has an elliptical oval-shaped orbit. That means we're closer to the sun for one part of the year and farther away another part of the year. Does that fact explain why it's hotter in the summer and colder in the winter? Lots of kids think it does. Lots of adults think so, too. And they're wrong.
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Faculty Focus
There are three basic ways that I hear faculty talk about difficult dialogues — in-class dialogues that were planned but did not go particularly well; in-class hot moments that were not anticipated and that the faculty member did not feel equipped to handle; and difficult dialogues that happen during office hours or outside of class. In all three instances, faculty are challenged to use skills they may not have learned at any point in their disciplinary training. That lack of skill can actually cause them great angst, and in the most extreme situations, cause them to avoid addressing important issues directly.
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NCEA
Did you know? ...
NCEA considers esthetician apprenticeship to be theoretical and practical training provided by a supervising licensed esthetician, other than in or part of the curriculum of a state-approved licensed school.
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Cosmeceutical Connoisseur 101: Educating the Students on Cosmeceuticals
Presented by Mary Mills Kennedy
This educational activity has been approved for 1.0 CEs.
About the course:
Enhancing the services that the student will offer to their clients is key to maintaining their client base. In this session we will identify ways to improve upon the services offered with the use of cosmeceuticals. You will also learn key ingredients to look for in products, what works, what doesn't and what may work in the future — all based on science.
At the conclusion of this presentation the teacher will be able to:
- Identify key questions to ask vendors regarding cosmeceutical products and their ingredients.
- Examine labeling requirements for cosmeceutical products the FDA, CTFA and CIR.
- Assess current ingredient technologies on the market today.
- Create a "toolbox" for the student to us in the professional field.
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
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