Not only is she truly the "first esthetician," but Joelle Lyons-Lee is also African-American with a foundation strongly grounded in both medical esthetics and ethnic skin.
Because acupuncture does not act on a superficial level like Botox, fillers, or plastic surgery do, it really improves the health and wellness of your face and body. It energizes you physically, mentally, and spiritually. It brings true health and true beauty to a person.
The prevailing standard of beauty is sending a message to every woman either directly or subliminally , and that is- we're never white enough, thin enough, glossy enough, taut enough or ultimately good enough.
The need for ethnic skin care education was critical to creating new streams of revenue for the spa industry and necessary for maintaining relevance in a fast moving global industry
In addition to a pampering treat, facials are the key to healthy skin. If you follow these simple tricks of the trade, you will be amazed with the results you can achieve at home.
We all know the basic rules of healthy skin: cleanse daily, moisturize and slather on the SPF. But no matter our best intentions, the truth is that th...
Put your pantry to work for your skin. Beauty expert Susan Ciminelli offers advice on creating homemade face masks on ABC's "The Chew." Watch to see w...
The winter months are upon us, and so now's the time to think differently about the way you care for your skin. You can easily beat the cold-weather doldrums by taking control of your skin care -- and you'll look better, too!
As a young woman like myself, there are precious beauty milestones that will forever remain a part of you, or so I've been told. One that will never, ...