Nue Skin 50 Natural Grains Microdermabrasion

The natural approach to re-invigorating dull skin is very popular in some parts of the United States. In order to reveal healthy skin exfoliation must be performed. However, over-cleansing and exfoliation may harm the skin.

To accomplish a natural glow the natural grains microdermabrasion provides a surface change while indirectly affecting the lower layers of the skin’s performance. Microdermabrasion as a machine communicates with the deeper layers of the skin.

It increases blood and lymph for better microcirculation. Increasing the capillary activity provides increased oxygen, water, and nutrients for healthier cell function, and metabolism.

Natural grains give an immediate polishing effect. It creates an instant natural skin glow.

It is recommended to perform microdermabrasion treatments every two weeks for up to 3 to 6 treatments for skin correction. Skin therapists may incorporate microdermabrasion treatments with other modalities to improve skin results for a faster response.

Performing a thorough consultation is suggested before performing microdermabrasion. Skin for Life provides licensed estheticians with consent forms as a guideline when evaluating clients’ skin and addresses many of the concerns that may be a contraindication.

Additionally, it is a good idea to have clients bring in their top 3 products they use consistently. This is an important step when designing and implementing a treatment plan for clients. It gives estheticians a good starting point when preparing skin for performance treatments.

Natural Spa Approach

The natural approach to re-invigorating dull skin is very popular in some parts of the United States. In order to reveal healthy skin exfoliation must be performed. However, over-cleansing and exfoliation may harm the skin.

To accomplish a natural glow the natural grains microdermabrasion provides a surface change while indirectly affecting the lower layers of the skin’s performance. Microdermabrasion as a machine communicates with the deeper layers of the skin.

It increases blood and lymph for better microcirculation. Increasing the capillary activity provides increased oxygen, water, and nutrients for healthier cell function, and metabolism.

Natural grains give an immediate polishing effect. It creates an instant natural skin glow.

It is recommended to perform microdermabrasion treatments every two weeks for up to 3 to 6 treatments for skin correction. Skin therapists may incorporate microdermabrasion treatments with other modalities to improve skin results for a faster response.

Performing a thorough consultation is suggested before performing microdermabrasion. Skin for Life provides licensed estheticians with consent forms as a guideline when evaluating clients’ skin and addresses many of the concerns that may be a contraindication.

Additionally, it is a good idea to have clients bring in their top 3 products they use consistently. This is an important step when designing and implementing a treatment plan for clients. It gives estheticians a good starting point when preparing skin for performance treatments.

2-year warranty

Skin for Life started in 2002 and is a division of Lifeline Medical, Inc. founded in 1991. Skin for Life started distributing skin care equipment in 2002 in the New York Tri-State area. They quickly became aware from listening to the esthetician community the need for quality, affordability and innovation with skin care equipment. In 2003, their Research and Development Division in Brooksville, Florida worked vigorously with help from outside consultants to manufacture USA skin care equipment. Their first success was with our Nue Skin Microdermabrasion machines. Their customers rely on Skin for Life’s expert esthetic equipment and/or skin care training. Their corporate education staff consist of two-licensed skin care professionals to assist skin care customers with training.

During a consultation implement these three rules to achieve a better skin understanding.

Determining skin sensitivity (Chronic or Temporary) and the state of the skin at the time of treatment is important. It will determine the vacuum setting as well as the flow of the natural grains.
Medications are important to review. Ask questions regarding topical or systemic medications.
Is the client’s medication prescribed by a doctor? How long has the client been taking the medication? Has the client experienced sun sensitivity while on the medication?

Hormonal Challenges, when treating skin that may have variations of pigment concerns will help licensed professionals adjust their microdermabrasion techniques. Clients that have irregular pigmentation may need to have a specific home care routine that is recommended by skin care professionals.