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How is Your Skin Care Self-Care?
As the days get shorter, it's
human nature to fit as much
as we can into the fleeting
daylight hours, often leaving us
exhausted at day's end. When
the chores are done, the kids
and pets are fed, and the house
is finally quiet, sometimes it's
all we can do to swipe a warm
washcloth across our face
before we drag ourselves into
bed. Estheticians would tell us,
however, that we are neglecting
some really important self-care.
In fact, they say our nighttime
skin care routine is equally as
important as our daytime skin
care routine. While daytime
protocols are meant to protect
our skin, nighttime routines are
designed to repair it.
Check out page 6, where our
friend Emily Jones (a.k.a. Esty
Emily) gives some great advice
on why your skin deserves more
than a washcloth before bed,
and what a good nighttime skin
care routine might look like.
Yes, it might take an extra few
minutes, but aren't you worth it?
According to the beauty and wellness
appointment app Booksy, waxing
appointments are up 119 percent from this
time last year. Booksy examined booking
data across the US from January 1 to
April 30, 2021, to identify the most popular
services based on appointments scheduled.
Other services in demand include:
Spray tan up 126%
Anti-cellulite massage up 82%
Botox up 167%
Karrie Osborn, editor
karrie@ascpskincare.com
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Fine Lines
Volume 3 Issue 3
Editor
Karrie Osborn
Editorial
Darren Buford
Mary Barthelme Abel
Brandon Twyford
Design
Amy Klein
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