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Creating a Safer Industry, One Injector at a Time
By Michael Meyer, Content Writer/Editor, American Med Spa Association The medical aesthetic industry is undeniably glamorous and, from the ...
Posted By Mike Meyer, Friday, February 12, 2021
By Candace Noonan, DermaConcepts
The skin care industry is nurturing some very well educated and researched consumers. Researching a specific ingredient or idea is as easy as a few clicks on your computer. When I googled "vitamin C in skincare," the results are astonishing: about 66,500,000 results in 0.70 seconds.
But of all those results, what information should the consumer believe, what needs more research and what are marketing ploys to sell product based on almost-truths?
The best resource is always going to be scientific in nature, so look to peer-reviewed and published papers from places such as Google Scholar, as a start. But, if the scientific reading is too much to decipher, a trusted industry resource and expert can help translate the important and pertinent pieces.
Since the 1930's, when it was discovered as a remedy for scurvy, vitamin C has been under discussion. Its function for maintaining skin health and excellent antioxidant protection qualities have been well researched and concluded.
Candace Noonan is a licensed aesthetician and master trainer for DermaConcepts, exclusive distributor of Environ Skin Care in the U.S., and hosts advanced trainings on this pharmaceutical grade line. She holds certificates for internationally recognized programs such as Advanced Skin Analysis, Dermal Needling and Oncology Esthetics, and is a proficient public speaker at medical and skin care conferences throughout the U.S. Her belief is to never stop learning, in hopes of sharing the knowledge gained by her continued studies. Born in South Africa, and having personal experience battling melasma, she feels her passion for skin care is her biggest asset.
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