We may not be able to help you change your car’s oil, but we CAN bring you the best continuing education in the industry 💅🏼 The February 2025 issue is a must-read all about hair removal (ofc starring the Sugar Queen, @alexandria_professional) and sun care 🌞 Head to the link in our bio to read the issue! ✨
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Phytotherapy, derived from the Greek words phyto (plant) and therapy (treatment), refers to the use of plant-based extracts for therapeutic purposes. In aesthetics practices, phytotherapy leverages botanicals to treat skin conditions, promote healing, and enhance the effects of cosmetic procedures. As people increasingly seek natural alternatives to synthetic products, phytotherapy has become essential to modern beauty and skin care routines. Phytotherapy offers anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and regenerative benefits using bioactive compounds, such as polyphenols, flavonoids, and terpenes.
Arnica
Arnica montana is widely used for reducing bruising and swelling, making it a staple in post-treatment care after injectables. Its anti-inflammatory properties help accelerate recovery and minimize discomfort.
Calendula
Calendula officinalis is known for its antimicrobial and healing properties. It calms irritated skin and promotes tissue repair, making it ideal for use after peels and microneedling treatments.
Licorice Root
Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is celebrated for its skin-brightening and anti-inflammatory effects. It is often used to treat hyperpigmentation and post-inflammatory dark spots while calming irritated skin.
Burdock Root
Burdock root has detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties that help calm irritated skin and detoxify pores, making it a valuable component in skin-clarifying treatments.
Maral Root
Maral root is rich in antioxidants and helps improve skin elasticity and resilience, making it useful in formulations targeting environmental stress and promoting skin vitality.
Curcumin (Turmeric)
Curcumin is a potent anti-inflammatory agent that reduces redness and swelling after procedures, while its antioxidant properties protect skin from environmental stressors.
To read more on phytotherapy, read the full article written by @projectgorgeousindy in the January issue. Link in bio🌿
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@purefiji turns 25 part II 🌺
From their products to their hospitality, no one does paradise skin like Pure Fiji 🇫🇯
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I am once again asking for Matthew McConaughey and the latest issue of dermascope to curl up with during the cold front. While Mathew cannot be found through the link in our bio, the digital mag can! The theme for this month is medical aesthetics with a special cover featuring one of our incredible 50th anniversary sponsors @skinblendsllc 💙
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✨2024 will be tough to beat, but we have something up our sleeve for 2025 🎂
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Blink and you might miss it! 🤭 A huge congratulations to current Cover Contest winner, Sabrina Scott! Catch her incredible story in your print copy of the December 2024 issue or in the digital mag through the link in our bio! ✨
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Has it hit you yet? 👀 It’s THURSDAY which means a new episode of The Aesthetic Report is out 🎙️ This week features @waxonewax_ Director of Operations, Kadie Gregory, dishing on — of course — all things waxing. This is not one to miss so head over to your favorite podcast listening platform to get up to date 🎧
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Understanding and tracking key business metrics can help identify areas for growth, optimize operations, and ultimately increase revenue. Essential metrics to focus on include:
💸 Utilization rate: A measure of how efficiently a business’s time is used. It is calculated by dividing the time spent providing services by the total time available to work.
💸 Retention rate: The percentage of clients who return for repeat services, a crucial indicator of business health and customer satisfaction. 70% to 80% of clients should be returning for repeat services.
💸 Client request rate: The percentage of clients who put in a request for a specific provider for their appointment. This metric can provide valuable insights into your spa’s reputation and demand.
💸 Rebooking rate: The percentage of clients who schedule their next appointment before leaving the spa. It is a direct measure of client satisfaction and loyalty. It is ideal for 70% to 80% of clients to rebook.
💸 Average service cost: The average amount each client spends per visit. This is a good indicator of pricing strategy and the value provided.
💸 Product sales: Tracking retail sales can help identify best-sellers, assess the effectiveness of retail displays, and evaluate the quality of recommendations. 20% to 30% of your total revenue should come from product sales.
To learn more about making sense of your metrics, check out the Scope This article written by @estimorgan in the December issue found through the link in bio.
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