The Esthetics Lab

My granddaughter handed me the head band and said that she wanted to relax 🧖🏽‍♀️ She absolutely loves facials. I use for her. The cucumber eye masks are for fun.

Two of these packages will be at the NCSOA Reverse Raffle tomorrow night as a ticket item.

The Pumpkin 🎃 Whip at-home facial🧖🏽‍♀️ is rich with powerful antioxidants, anti-aging properties and ingredients that will rejuvenate the skin and reduce inflammation.

Facial Kit Includes:
▪︎Micro-Exfoliating Honey Cleanser 0.5 oz
▪︎Pumpkin Perfecting Mask with Bakuchiol 0.5 oz
▪︎Marshmallow Whip Hydrating Mask 0.5 oz
▪︎Vitamin C Reversal Serum 3 mL
▪︎Post Peel Balm 0.5 oz
▪︎Circadia Branded Brush
▪︎Circadia Headband

I added the disposable towels to use for the at home-home facial.

Delivery day ♡

This past Tuesday, Ana and Edward from The Purple Door did very informative presentation to our students about domestic violence and the services that they provide to the sounding 12 counties. Go to https://purpledoortx.org/ for more information, to see how you can help their wonderful organization or to sign up for educational workshops 💜

Staph is an infection caused by bacteria commonly found on the skin or in the nose. It can be spread person-to-person and is very contagious.

It's spread by skin-to-skin contact (handshakes, hugs, touching someone's face). Or by touching a contaminated surface (blanket, doorknob, unsanitized product bottles, macines, carts, facial implements(comedone extractors, etc.), etc.).

Staph infections are commonly mistaken for acne because the first symptoms of Staph include the outbreak of red, swollen lesions that may look like acne pimples.

How can you tell the difference between a harmless outbreak of acne and a dangerous Staph infection like MRSA? While the most effective way to determine if you have MRSA is to get a culture of the affected skin at the hospital or doctor’s office, you can look for certain hints and signs to determine if it’s acne or MRSA.

Signs you can look for to tell MRSA apart from regular :

• In a large outbreak, more closely resemble boils than acne pimples.

• MRSA pimples will not respond to standard acne treatments like benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid.

• Acne tends to crop up in the same few places on the body — face, back, chest, shoulders — whereas MRSA pimples can appear anywhere on the body and may involve just a single lesion.

• MRSA pimples are more closely situated around cuts/breaks in the skin.

• MRSA pimples are usually more painful than acne pimples.

• MRSA pimples are often surrounded by areas of inflammation, redness, and warmth.

• The outbreak of MRSA pimples is often accompanied by a fever.

These are . They’re typically found along your temple and around your eyes which include eyelids. Sometimes, they can show up on the side of your neck, earlobes, and forearms. These in the picture were caused by prolonged chronic exposure to the sun and heavy smoking. Both factors can interact and increase your risk of solar .
My student used the Galvanic machine for and .
Look at the amazing before and after!

Prevention:
*Avoid the sun between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
*Wearing a hat if you do need to go outdoors or use a sun parasol /umbrella.
*Wash your face with cleanser, applying moisturizer specifically for your skin type. * Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen (at least SPF 30)
*Quit smoking if you smoke (this is often difficult, but a doctor can help craft a plan with you)
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Dermalogica

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This is one of my students doing a treatment on a client. My students know that 1 chemical peel treatment is a treat and 3 or more peels are a treatment.
Chemical peels remove all that dry, dull debris to reveal the softer, smoother skin underneath. Professional peels use exfoliants like Alpha Hydroxy Acids( e.g., ), Beta Hydroxy Acids ( : e.g., ) and enzymes from natural ingredients like Rice, Papaya, Pineapple and Pumpkin, to reduce the appearance of premature such as age spots, as well as rough texture and .
Call 361-643-2373 to schedule an appointment so you can get started on a treatment plan and at home skincare plan. Associated Skin Care Professionals (ASCP)