Excessive skincare, obsessive attention to one’s appearance, exaggeration of real and imagined issues, as well as an excessive fascination with the achievements of modern cosmetology – all of this, under certain circumstances, can lead to various problems.

During the cold season, one of the most common questions cosmetologists face is how to care for dry skin. Dryness and flaking affect many people. So how can we fight this problem?

First, methods and products that in one way or another alter the skin are developed, and only afterward do scientists begin to consider what actually happens in the skin during these manipulations and what long-term consequences they may lead to.

Every cosmetologist would like clients to support and enhance the professional work done in the salon with proper home care. However, clients do not always know the rules of effective skincare. This article provides expert recommendations on how to care for the skin correctly.

Spring is a wonderful time of the year when everyone wants to look their best. A cosmetologist can help you feel joy not only from the first rays of sunshine, but also from your own reflection in the mirror, restoring a sense of youth and beauty. Step-by-step recommendations for spring skincare.

Winter is a challenging time. Darkness, cold, snow. You feel like swapping your moisturizing gel for a nourishing cream, wrapping up warmer, and waiting for spring, when the desire to feel beautiful will return. But winter is a wonderful time to become a little more beautiful and a little younger.

After summer, the skin requires active recovery to prevent the development or worsening of persistent aesthetic concerns. At the same time, preparation of the skin for the winter period should begin in advance – at least 2–3 weeks before temperatures drop below zero.

People want to look younger. Even though many cosmetology patients say they understand that it is impossible to look twenty at forty, the phrase “I am ready to accept my age” often hides the desire to regain what has been lost.

As we know, a vacation does not begin at the beach. It begins on the plane. In the aircraft cabin, the air humidity is not just low but extremely low – around 20%. What should be done for the skin before boarding, during the flight, and after landing to prevent discomfort and dryness?

Selection of rejuvenation methods for patients of different age groups by the French aesthetic medicine specialist Bernard Eyot.