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F R O M T H E E D I T O R finelinesmagazine.com 3 Time for Renewal Are you ready to slough off the remnants of these past 12 months? I know I am. While it's going to take a while to fully shed the impact of what we've been living through, now is the perfect time for some literal sloughing to give ourselves a head start on spring renewal. This process of sloughing, or exfoliation, offers so many rejuvenating benefits for the skin. In this issue, we explain how exfoliation is not only a great way to wake up the skin after winter's drying effects, but why it should also be an important part of your skin care program. Author Lydia Sarfati reminds us that stress plays a big role in slowing down our skin's renewal, making it look dull and tired. Exfoliation combats that effect. From professional exfoliation treatments like microdermabrasion and alpha hydroxy acid to home-care routines for your face and body, exfoliation can play an important part in keeping your skin refreshed and renewed. Ask your skin care therapist how you can incorporate exfoliation into your routine today. And have a happy, rejuvenating spring! $313 a month According to Mindbody, women spend an average of $313 a month (or $3,756 a year) on their appearance, while men spend an average of $244 a month. Women spend the most on services such as facials, haircuts, makeup, manicures, and pedicures, whereas men spend the most on facial moisturizers, gym memberships, hand cream, shaving products, and supplements. Karrie Osborn, editor karrie@ascpskincare.com This publication is intended for the exclusive use of ASCP members. To be entitled to ASCP benefits, you must be a member in good standing. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system without written permission from ASCP. © Copyright 2021. All rights reserved. ascpskincare.com Fine Lines Volume 3 Issue 1 Editor Karrie Osborn Editorial Darren Buford Mary Barthelme Abel Brandon Twyford Design Amy Klein Amy Rowe Advertising Angie Parris-Raney brought to you by staff