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How To Exfoliate Like A Pro, Extractions Included

The Organic Esthetician

If you have sensitive, red, or irritated skin, opt for a chemical exfoliant (which we’ll talk about next) to avoid exasperating sensitivity by scrubbing your skin. Those walnut shells are sharp and cause a lot of irritation. Most skin types respond well to enzymes and have little irritation. Second, scrubs are not for everyone!

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VIRTUAL MASTER CLASS: Prep the Skin for Painless Extractions

Lydia Sarfati

Join Repêchage® CEO and Founder Lydia Sarfati to learn her ground-breaking methods on proper extraction, as well as the proper treatments to address oily skin concerns. Here you will learn how to: – Vary extraction methods, prep and treatment for pimples, whiteheads and black heads. SIGN UP $15.00

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5 Red Flags During a Facial, Plus What to Do If Your Treatment Goes Wrong

Renee Rouleau

A bad facial can lead to irritation, scabbing, breakouts, and more. It’s also good to let your esthetician know if you’re getting a facial with a certain event in mind—if you’re attending a wedding in two days, you won’t want to get extractions or a crazy strong peel since these can both result in light flaking for a few days.

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Algae in Skincare: Your Key to Tackling Dehydration and Fine Lines

Renee Rouleau

Some biotech companies have even taken a high-tech approach, training algae to produce specific valuable compounds by exposing them to different light frequencies, resulting in customized extracts. Chondrus Crispus Extract An extract of red seaweed, Chondrus crispus is extremely rich in minerals.

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Unlocking the Power of Stem Cells in Skincare: A Comprehensive Guide

Kim Gallo Esthetics

Extracts from sources like Swiss apples, edelweiss, and grape seeds are favored for their ability to complement other skincare ingredients and enhance overall skin health. These components nourish and protect the skin without causing irritation, making them ideal even for sensitive skin.

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Unmasking the Magic: A Guide to Types of Face Masks for Your Skin

Kim Gallo Esthetics

Gel Masks Best for: Sensitive, irritated, or inflamed skin Gel masks have a soothing, cooling effect on the skin and are often formulated with calming ingredients like aloe vera, cucumber, and chamomile. Sensitive or Inflamed Skin Look for masks with soothing ingredients like aloe vera, chamomile, and oatmeal to reduce redness and irritation.

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L+A Exclusive – All-New Hydrating, Sodium Hyaluronate Product Launch

Lipgloss and Aftershave

A combination of Sodium PCA and Sodium Hyaluronate maintains the skin’s moisture as a synergy of calming botanical extracts and specialty ingredients hydrate and soothe the skin. Designed to maintain skin’s optimal look, this nourishing blend of ingredients helps reduce irritation and inflammation providing healthier-looking skin.