As a young therapist I was always very conscientious of the products I used, making sure I understood what they contained and how they benefited my clients’ skin care needs. Clients would come to the salon for treatments expecting miracles, that their skin would be free of acne, pigmentation or wrinkle free in just one treatment. The classic line from clients wanting facials but not divulging was “I won’t have a facial because I will have spots the next day”. This is down to the quality of the products the therapist uses.
The most important fact if you want fantastic results is to back up and boost what the therapist does in the salon. However it is also important to be aware of the ingredients in the products are beneficial to you. There are many trend ingredients about and the future of skin care ingredients are definitely the introduction of cosmeceuticals. So what are they? what benefit do they do to the skin more than regular ingredients?
Cosmeceuticals are a combination of cosmetics and pharmaceutical ingredients. They are widely used in the Medi-Spa sector or in cosmetic surgery clinics although beauty therapists are switching onto the fact that these super ingredients are the way forward in skin care. They benefit the skin beyond that of regular cleanser, exfoliant and moisturizer. This is because over the counter skin care treats the skin on a superficial level, meaning they target the epidermis. Cosmeceuticals address the deeper live tissue in the dermis.
Active ingredients like peptides (short chains of amino acids), antioxidants (vitamins that fight against free radical attack), acids (glycholic, salicylic, lactic etc), growth factors from stem cells of plants/fruits (these play a role in cell division – supporting the new cell, blood vessel growth and in the production of elastin and collagen) all play a part in skin rejuvenation.
Many professional skin care brands as well as consumer are jumping on the cosmeceutical band wagon which is great news for the consumer BUT again it is the quality and strength you have to look out for. Over the years I have been exposed to many brands and the need to understand what your skin care contains and the benefits it has on the skin are fundamental to a professional therapist and to educate their clients.
Skin care brands on the market have jumped on the cosmeceutical wagon and some have a good attempt at including them in their range but with the consumer hungry clientele demanding results driven skincare, look for products that are free from artificial colors, sulfates, fragrances, sd alcohols, parabens and are bursting with super anti oxidants, AHA’s, BHA’s, peptides, pure hyaluronic acids and scientifically proven stem cell technology.
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Future of Skincare Ingredients
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As a young therapist I was always very conscientious of the products I used, making sure I understood what they contained and how they benefited my clients’ skin care needs. Clients would come to the salon for treatments expecting miracles, that their skin would be free of acne, pigmentation or wrinkle free in just one treatment. The classic line from clients wanting facials but not divulging was “I won’t have a facial because I will have spots the next day”. This is down to the quality of the products the therapist uses.
The most important fact if you want fantastic results is to back up and boost what the therapist does in the salon. However it is also important to be aware of the ingredients in the products are beneficial to you. There are many trend ingredients about and the future of skin care ingredients are definitely the introduction of cosmeceuticals. So what are they? what benefit do they do to the skin more than regular ingredients?
Cosmeceuticals are a combination of cosmetics and pharmaceutical ingredients. They are widely used in the Medi-Spa sector or in cosmetic surgery clinics although beauty therapists are switching onto the fact that these super ingredients are the way forward in skin care. They benefit the skin beyond that of regular cleanser, exfoliant and moisturizer. This is because over the counter skin care treats the skin on a superficial level, meaning they target the epidermis. Cosmeceuticals address the deeper live tissue in the dermis.
Active ingredients like peptides (short chains of amino acids), antioxidants (vitamins that fight against free radical attack), acids (glycholic, salicylic, lactic etc), growth factors from stem cells of plants/fruits (these play a role in cell division – supporting the new cell, blood vessel growth and in the production of elastin and collagen) all play a part in skin rejuvenation.
Many professional skin care brands as well as consumer are jumping on the cosmeceutical band wagon which is great news for the consumer BUT again it is the quality and strength you have to look out for. Over the years I have been exposed to many brands and the need to understand what your skin care contains and the benefits it has on the skin are fundamental to a professional therapist and to educate their clients.
Skin care brands on the market have jumped on the cosmeceutical wagon and some have a good attempt at including them in their range but with the consumer hungry clientele demanding results driven skincare, look for products that are free from artificial colors, sulfates, fragrances, sd alcohols, parabens and are bursting with super anti oxidants, AHA’s, BHA’s, peptides, pure hyaluronic acids and scientifically proven stem cell technology.
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