As the New Year approaches, one resolution to consider is better skin care in 2010. Over the course of the next few weeks I’ll provide simple steps for improving skin care, touching on the importance of regular professional treatments, home skin care regimens, body and hair care, and avoiding damaging environmental elements.

Just as routine doctor and dentist visits help you maintain body and dental health, regular trips to your aesthetician help you stay on track with proper skin care. Your aesthetician will be able to assess your skin, prescribe professional results-oriented treatments and a home care routine, and determine how to help you reach your skin health goals.

Our skin endures a lot during the winter months. Not only are we contending with various environmental elements, but also with constant temperature changes (going from a warm building to the chillyoutdoors). The effect is often dehydrated and chapped skin, redness,cold sores around the lip, and a dull dryness on cheeks.

Night repair
After a day of exposure to wind and cold weather, a nourishingnighttime treatment can help repair and restore the skin. Begin with the Pumpkin Cleanser then apply the Pumpkin E Serum

New Year’s Eve is all about the glitter and glow. It’s easy to dress for the occasion, but how can you give your clients glowing skin in time to see the ball drop? A firming and toning spa treatment or a couple quick home care regimens will leave them looking radiant and ready to ring the New Year in.

Spa treatments that glimmer

For a quick lift and glowing skin, without the down time, try the Wine Peptide Lift and Firm Facial.