Skin reactions in the treatment room can be stressful for you and your client. Understanding contact dermatitis means knowing it’s simply an inflammatory skin issue that happens when the skin comes in contact with something that irritates it or triggers an allergic reaction.  It often gets mistaken for acne, an allergy, or just random irritation, which can make it tricky … [Read more...]

Leukoderma is the clinical term for “white skin.” It shows up as a localized or widespread loss of pigment that changes skin color in patches or larger areas. As an esthetician, you cannot medically treat leukoderma, but you can help your clients feel seen, supported, and cared for.This esthetician’s guide to leukoderma breaks down what the condition is, how to recognize it, … [Read more...]

Perioral dermatitis (POD) is a stubborn and often frustrating skin condition that presents as a red, bumpy rash around the mouth, nose, and sometimes the eyes. For estheticians, understanding how to recognize this condition is essential, not to treat it but to support clients with care, education, and professional referrals.This esthetician's guide to perioral dermatitis … [Read more...]

Rosacea is one of those skin concerns that manifests in various ways, including redness, flushing, small bumps, and even visible blood vessels. However, it’s often misunderstood or misdiagnosed. As estheticians, we cannot diagnose rosacea or any other medical condition. However, we can help clients manage this condition and make a significant difference in how they feel … [Read more...]