It is no secret that skincare trends are taking TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest by storm. From jade rollers to double cleansing, we scroll through influencers promising instant results. One trend continues to evolve as the conversation about wellness and self-care evolves. Enter the concept of skin cycling.

This blog explores how systems theory can transform the way estheticians understand and treat the skin. Instead of viewing dryness, acne, or aging as isolated issues, it reframes them as signals of deeper imbalances within the body’s interconnected systems—gut, hormones, stress, and more. By addressing root causes with nutrients, minerals, and holistic balance, estheticians can help clients achieve lasting skin health from the inside out.

Understanding the acid mantle is essential for achieving better skin outcomes in your practice. This article breaks down what the acid mantle is, why it matters for everything from acne to sensitivity, and how to protect and restore it through skincare and nutrition. If you want to strengthen your clients' skin barriers and boost results, this is a must-read.

You've heard the buzz — now get the facts. As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro skyrocket in popularity, estheticians are on the front lines of managing the unexpected skin and structural side effects of rapid weight loss. This deep dive breaks down what’s really happening to your clients’ skin, and equips you with expert, pharmacy-backed solutions to restore volume, boost collagen, and support long-term skin integrity.

Crepey skin — that thin, wrinkled, almost papery texture — can sneak up on areas like your arms, neck, and chest, leaving you wondering what happened. The good news? It's not only common, but there are science-backed ways to improve its appearance from the inside out and outside in — no panic necessary. In this post Ben Fuchs breaks down what causes crepey skin and gives you clear, actionable strategies to smooth, hydrate, and restore your skin’s bounce.

Recommending skincare products doesn’t have to feel pushy—in fact, it can be one of the most supportive parts of your client relationship. This guide offers practical strategies for estheticians to seamlessly incorporate post-appointment product recommendations that feel natural, personal, and genuinely helpful. Learn how to frame these suggestions as an extension of your service, educate with confidence, and build long-term trust without sounding salesy.

You may not be familiar with ionic mineral polyelectrolytes, but these naturally charged compounds—sourced from specific soil structures—offer powerful benefits for both skin health and professional skincare outcomes. Far beyond surface hydration, they interact with key skin components like collagen, hyaluronic acid, and the lipid barrier to improve firmness, moisture retention, and environmental resilience. With strong antioxidant properties and the ability to support healing and enhance results from ablative treatments, these minerals are a versatile addition to your professional toolkit. In this blog post by Truth Treatments founder, Ben Fuchs, you’ll discover six ways ionic mineral polyelectrolytes can elevate your clients’ skin and your esthetics practice.

A beautiful esthetician studio does more than serve your clients—it tells the story of your brand. With thoughtful planning and the right photography approach, your space can become a marketing asset across your website, social media, and beyond. From lighting and styling to creating a shot list, a little preparation ensures every photo captures the professionalism and personality behind your business. Whether you’re snapping pics yourself or hiring a pro, these tips will help your studio shine.

Eczema is more than just dry, itchy skin—it’s a complex inflammatory condition, and histamine may be a missing piece in understanding it. Often linked to allergies, histamine can also weaken the skin barrier, intensify itching, and trigger flare-ups. This blog explores how histamine, gut health, and diet intersect to impact eczema. Learn how a deeper understanding of histamine can help you better support clients with barrier-focused, inflammation-reducing skincare.

Your impact as an esthetician doesn’t stop at the treatment table. In fact, the real transformation often begins after your client walks out the door. With Pomp, you can extend your expertise beyond the appointment—guiding your clients through a personalized, professional-grade at-home skincare routine. This blog breaks down how integrating Pomp into your workflow can boost results, build loyalty, and simplify your business operations.

Licensed estheticians are the unsung heroes behind the glowing complexions of their clients. This is why we love to spotlight the exceptional talents of our Board of Estheticians. We are celebrating their dedication to skincare and unwavering commitment to client satisfaction. In March, we shine the spotlight on Shiloh Ketron. Shiloh is a seasoned practitioner with 13 years of experience in the field. Let's delve into Shiloh's invaluable insights into the world of holistic aesthetics.

Estheticians have a deep understanding of how the skin functions and know how to appropriately recommend the right skincare.