Integrative Dermatology Journal Digest – First Edition
LearnSkin’s Inaugural Integrative Dermatology Journal Digest brings you accessible and convenient integrative dermatology research summaries for you to easily stay up-to-date and bring new treatment options to your patients.
Holistic Wellness At Home
A virtual guide shedding light on the potential toxins we’re exposed to in our daily lives. Download to learn more about minimizing toxic home exposure from cleaning and personal care products, furniture, carpets, paint, food, and water with Dr. Kennard’s secret nontoxic clean recipes and favorite women’s herbal medicine recipes.
Live to Serve Academy Partnership
Life is challenging and complicated. This is why your health regime needs to be simple and straightforward. Optimize your essential daily activities, reduce your burnout, and feel confident in your body with 20% off IDS instructor Sami Hewinson’s Sattva System Live Program!
An Overview of the Microbiome for Estheticians
The microbiome is an important community of microbes found in many areas of the body, such as the gut and the skin. When the gut or the skin microbiome shifts out of balance, this can set up the body for skin inflammation. While foods, botanicals, and supplements can help shift the microbiome, the esthetician’s role is to introduce topical ingredients to help bring skin back into balance.
Collaboration Cures 2022 – AAOSH Partnership
Conventional medicine has long been drawn from naturally derived sources – including aspirin from the willow tree, digoxin for heart failure, vincristine for cancer treatment, and statins for cholesterol. Dermatology is no exception.
What Is Integrative Esthetics?
As clients seek a more whole-body and preventative approach to skin concerns like aging, acne control, and hyperpigmentation, integrative approaches will help estheticians address clients more completely.
Dermatologists & Estheticians: What’s The Difference?
While dermatologists and estheticians have a similar focus on improving the skin’s health, their approaches will differ. Together, they create a team of professionals you can count on to improve your skin beauty, wellness, and health.
Emergence of Integrative Medicine and Education
Conventional medicine has long been drawn from naturally derived sources – including aspirin from the willow tree, digoxin for heart failure, vincristine for cancer treatment, and statins for cholesterol. Dermatology is no exception.