What are chemical / skin peels?

Chemical peels produce controlled injury to the skin, which promote growth of new skin and improved appearance. A variety of chemicals can be used as peeling agents and include glycolic, trichloroacetic (TCA), salicylic and resorcinol. The different chemical solutions produce different degrees of injury to the skin.

What are chemical peels used for?

Chemical peels are used for the treatment of photo-aging (from sun d...

DID YOU KNOW...

Your SKIN is the largest organ in your body!

Here are some quick tips to keep your skin healthy:

Drink enough water. You should drink at least half your body weight in ounces of water each day. For example, if you weigh 100 pounds you should drink 50 ounces of water each day! Doing this will keep your skin hydrated and healthy.

Protect skin from the sun. Keep the suns harmful rays away by protecting skin from free radicials and environment...

WAXING F.A.Q.'s

What is the difference between shaving, epilating creams, tweezing, threading, epilators, waxing, sugaring, laser, and electrolysis?

Shaving and Epilating Creams only remove hair from the surface of the skin. You must maintain every 1-3 days. Tweezing, Threading, Epilators, Waxing, and Sugaring removes hair by the root. You must maintain every 3-6 weeks. Waxing is the newest technology of all these methods. Laser permanently redu...

What is the difference between a manual spray tan and a machine operated spray tan?

A manual (done by hand) spray tan is completely customized. Every detail from the shade of the tan, to body contouring is possible and included! You can even choose to have certain areas darker or lighter.  The machine operated spray tan has one standard color for all and one standard setting based on the majority of body types.

Is a spray tan really sa...