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The Skin Games via NCEA
The National Coalition of Estheticians, Manufacturers/Distributors & Associations, a national association headquartered in Ridgewood, New Jersey, is pleased to announce that Susanne S. Warfield was presented with "The Game Changer Industry Award" in San Ramon, California. Warfield, CEO & founder of the NCEA, was honored for her contributions advancing the Esthetician profession. She was at The Skin Games serving as a judge for the national competition that highlighted the benefits of esthetic services in a five -category contest.
The award announcement was made by the show's producers Jennifer Rosenblum and Jenifer Earls who thanked Warfield for her leadership and advocacy on behalf of the profession.
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Les Nouvelles Esthetiques & Spa
As we move into the next evolution of skin care, everyone in the industry should become familiar with DNA repair. While DNA repair occurs in our bodies roughly 100 trillion times every day, we still need additional help. There is a delicate balance between "rejuvenating procedures" and the oxygen free radical cascade that is often the main contributor to aging. Our DNA is critical to our health and survival, but how does the skin really benefit from this novel ingredient class?
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Dermatology Times
Ginseng is a popular herbal supplement used to treat various health ailments and for general well-being. It is most commonly associated with the ability to improve energy levels and boost memory. Ginseng is found and marketed in supplements, candies and energy drinks in various concentrations and forms.
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Fox News
Many men struggle with baldness and wonder about new treatments. Some shampoos and lotions contain caffeine and promise to help keep hair thick and full. How does the evidence stack up? A 2014 study found that caffeine has a "potent" effect in growing hair in laboratory conditions. But real-world tests of the efficacy of caffeine-containing shampoos and lotions are rare, and those that have been done show a modest effect.
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Whole Foods Magazine
New research published in the Journal of Medicinal Food suggests Versiol, a collagen peptide developed by Gelita, improved the skin appearance of women suffering from moderate cellulite.
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Daily Bhaskar
Recently, Japan has opened up a Wine Spa pool at a place near Tokyo, named "Hakone Kowakien Yunessun." It is a public bath filled with lukewarm wine where customers can come and relax their minds. Yunessun Spa & Resorts also offer green tea detox pool, coffee pool and sake water pool. These pools are kept in mind to rejuvenate one's body and soul as well.
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"Continuing education in the field of esthetics is of the upmost importance to show that skin care is much more than relaxation and "fluff." NCEA provides me the knowledge to inform clients that this is a fact."
— Heather Davis, Alpharetta, Georgia
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American Express OPEN Forum
A key to making any business run smoothly and with minimal intervention may be automation — building systems that operate efficiently and free you up to focus on the big picture. Here are 10 ways you might increase your automation.
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By Shoba Sreenivasan, Ph.D., and Linda E. Weinberger, Ph.D.
 Many of us believe women in leadership roles should be like men — whether we will admit this or not. Certainly, this view has gained support in research of successful leaders. Those females who have characteristics traditionally attributed to males (i.e., competitive, ambitious, assertive, etc.) will be perceived as more effective than women who do not have these traits. We call this type of woman Machiavellian Mary. She plays well in the "male" game of pyramidal hierarchies.
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CIO
Snapchat has made location a standout feature of its social network. The company's geofilters and live stories curated for specific locations demonstrate the importance of place in social media, and its campaign to capitalize on location could also have lasting effects on digital marketing.
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The Huffington Post
Marketing is not what it used to be, not even a little bit. Long gone are the days of gimmicks, clever phrasing and seduction. The well of false enchantment has run dry. Consumers stare down attempts at persuasion and flashy advertising because they expect authenticity from corporations and individuals alike. This shift in consumer expectations comes on the back of the digital revolution and unilateral skepticism toward companies and their products.
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American Association for the Advancement of Science via PubMed
Therapeutic advances in oncology have not fully translated to the treatment of metastatic disease, which remains largely incurable. Metastatic subclones can emerge both early and late in the life of the primary tumor. A better understanding of the genetic evolution of metastatic disease has the potential to reveal differences in the therapeutic vulnerabilities of primary and metastatic tumors, shed light on the temporal patterns of and routes to metastatic colonization, and provide insight into the biology of the metastatic process.
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Edutopia
In math, the Rule of Three is a method of finding a ratio. In English essay writing, the Rule of Three states that things are more interesting to read in triads. In presentations, the Rule of Three comes in handy to keep the audience engaged, and in entertainment, the idea of trebling makes jokes and gags funnier. As it turns out, economists, chemists, aviators, and scuba divers use the Rule of Three.
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THE Journal
Virtual and augmented reality are often touted as the next big thing in education. How big? Not nearly as big as textbooks, but heading toward the billion dollar mark inside of 10 years. The numbers for education aren't as staggering as for some other industries. According to investment bankers Goldman Sachs, VR and AR technologies will generate $700 annually from the education sector by 2025.
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NCEA
Did you know ...
NCEA considers esthetician internships and externships to be those that are part of the curriculum of a state-approved licensed school.
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The Esthetician's Role In A Medical Office
Presented by Terri Wojak
This educational activity has been approved for 1.0 CEs.
About the course:
Working in a medical office is much different than working in a salon or spa. Not only are the treatments at a higher grade, there are many more regulations to abide by, as well as certain professional obligations to withhold. The level of professionalism will likely be at a higher standard as well. We will teach how the acronym "CHARGED" can guarantee an esthetician is professional in the workplace. CHARGED stands for Clothing, HIPAA, Advice, Responsibility, Gossip, Education, and Demeanor and is a fundamental component to any esthetician working in a medical office.
At the conclusion of this presentation the teacher will be able to:
- Provide an overview of the legalities of estheticians working with physicians.
- Explain the roles an esthetician may fill in a medical setting.
- Explain how an esthetician can build business in a medical office.
- Demonstrate the importance of professionalism in the student's career.
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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