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You might have heard about microcurrent in relation to physical therapy or acupuncture treatments as an adjunct to other pain management therapies. Physicians, dentists, veterinarians, occupational therapists, and psychologists have been incorporating microcurrent therapy in their practices for over 30 years. When it comes to your face, microcurrent does a […]

Research suggests that women experience elevated rates of hair shedding due to hair follicles entering a resting phase. During July and August, the temps raise which can cause as much as 10% of the hair follicles to enter this phase. All hair products 15% off | Buy 2+ get 25% off | […]

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I found the SculpSure treatment to be quite easy. A belt holding the treatment frames was attached to my legs and, after thorough explanation, the treatment began. I didn’t know what to expect pain- or sensation-wise. I could feel periods of deep heat alternated with cooling, and even felt more […]

First off, “paraben” is an umbrella term for chemical esters that have been used for many decades as preservatives. They’re a cheap and effective way to extend shelf-life and inhibit the growth of bacteria, fungus and mold in cosmetics, hair care products, shaving products, moisturizers, pharmaceuticals, and some foods but, […]

Clothing is our first line of defense against ultraviolet rays. After a long Colorado winter, the thought of covering up with long sleeves and pants is less than desirable, I get it. The more surface area you cover, though, the less damage you’ll incur. There are many clothing lines that […]

Dr. Rex Amonette, former president of the American Academy of Dermatology and current clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Tennessee, says, “Generally, basal cell carcinomas are the least dangerous of skin cancers. They rarely metastasize (spread) or become life-threatening. Often, they barely appear to grow or change for […]

I asked her if she knew what antioxidants did and her reply was, “Eat free radicals?” This woman is very intelligent with a successful law career and that’s the answer she could provide, gleaned from TV commercials. This is probably the extent of knowledge for most people who want to […]

“I look forward to my monthly appointments with Beryl, which usually involve small peels. I’ve had quite a few peels at this point. About once a year, I get a big one. The first one I had, I went into my appointment at 7am and then left my white face […]