Dayspa

MAR 2013

DAYSPA is the magazine of spa management. Spa owners and spa managers turn to DAYSPA for spa management trends, spa management tips and more.

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Grains of Truth In this exciting age of chemical exfoliating technology, the humble physical scrub is still a must. But while such classic client favorites present a homecare hole-in-one, their typical ingredients run the gamut. Behold, DAYSPA���s guide to the most effective facial sloughing agents, according to skin density. Don���t get us wrong���we love a good facial resurfacing of the enzymatic, lactic or glycolic varieties. Yet there���s something so simply satisfying about manually polishing dead surface cells away. And we aren���t alone in this sentiment���men, older clients and spa newbies tend to appreciate the aromatic appeal and get-���er-done smoothing sensation inherent to the physical facial scrub experience. Plus, retailing yummy scrub potions���which apply abrasive action to slough dead cells away via friction���offers clients an enjoyable way to maintain soft, supple results in between facial services. Physical exfoliation is a simple, reliable and versatile spa staple. Eva Kerschbaumer, seasoned esthetician and co-owner of EsSpa Kozmetika Organic Skincare in Pittsburgh, has used it to elevate her facial services to a more interactive and organic level by customizing homemade scrubs to incorporate into individual protocols. ���Fruit-based scrubs make for a great guest experience, as they���re soothing, familiar and fantastic-smelling,��� notes Kerschbaumer, who has been known to mix such unorthodox ingredients as poppy seeds, apple paste, honeycomb and yogurt powder into innovative ���fusion scrubs.��� Naturally, delicate mature skin can���t handle the same abrasive agents that most effectively smooth men���s relatively thick dermis. So, whether treating a client in your spa, or sending her home with product, it���s crucial to determine the right strategy for each individual. To polish up on the best ingredients for various skin types, DAYSPA checked in with some knowledgeable skincare therapists. We���ve also compiled a partial listing of manufacturers offering tantalizing old-fashioned scrubs (see Slough it Out, below). Simply turn the page to ���nd out what types of ingredients will best bene���t your clients, and then check to see which suppliers can help you out. Here���s to smooth sailing ahead! American International Industries (Andrea, Frutique, Gigi), aiibeauty.com Aveda, aveda.com Botanical Science Technologies, botanicalscience.net Control Corrective, 72 DAYSPA | MARCH 2013 controlcorrective.com Dermaconcepts/Environ, dermaconcepts.com Dermalogica, dermalogica.com DermaQuest, dermaquestinc .com DermAware, dermaware.com ��minence, eminenceorganics.com Jurlique, jurlique.com Keyano Aromatics, keyano.com Menza (DermaStart), dermastart.com Pevonia, pevoniapro.com Phytomer, phytomer.com Saian, saian.net San��tas Skincare, sanitas-skincare.com Sranrom, sranrom.net Sothys, sothys-usa.com Universal Companies, universalcompanies.com �� GETTY/ ADRIANNA WILLIAMS SLOUGH IT OUT These professional manufacturers offer quality mechanical facial exfoliants.

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