Yonka Institute Announces a New Way to Treat Skin Conditions
Yonka Institute Announces a New Way to Treat Skin Conditions
Sydney, NSW, Australia June 14, 2004 -- Consumers of beauty products have always mixed and matched the products of different manufacturers with an aim of arriving at perfect skin. "For those obsessive enough to embark on a quest for products that totally placate their desires for perfect skin, the process is an expensive one without an end in sight," explains Ms. Cadart.
"Although I'm one of the first to point out that so much about our appearance is beyond manipulation by topical products, it is also clear to me that the beauty industry has a long way to go in firstly recognizing and then implementing effective and sound strategies for selecting the best products for paying customers. There is very little serious consideration given by most skincare product manufacturers of the roles gender, ethnicity and lifestyle have on the individual identity of each person's skin."
Yonka, like a growing number of skincare companies, produce a range of beauty products able to be mixed and matched according to variations in a skin's condition over time. Under Madeleine Cadart's guidance, this flexibility has again been taken forward.
"Over the years we have amassed intricate data on people's skin. For example, during initial consultation, a member of my team will rate pore size over different areas of a client's face using a scale of ten defined by photographs stored on a lap top present during each such analysis. Using pictures as a reference has ensured that data remains sufficiently accurate. We also store electronic pictures of client's skin to track changes in skin over time so that we have good benchmarks."
Software was developed especially for this application and meshes directly with Yonka's products.
The software is able to sort responses to the Yonka products by age, gender, ethnicity, medicines being taken by the user and numerous other variables Madeleine claims can have an impact. It can then deliver and print photographs of an untreated skin alongside and superimposed with a treated skin of similar original background, condition and appearance.
"We can now accurately predict how well someone will react to a regimen, and moreover, what the visual effect will be. I find this quite exciting, to be able to sit there at the computer with an interested client and look into the future of their skin. We can have good control over things like final skin tone, coloring and perceivable moisture levels. The whole experience is more akin to choosing make-up, but it's more therapeutic."
As the data included in the system continues to accrue it is expected to become increasingly accurate and flexible in use.
While many consumers will no doubt continue to enjoy brand and product switching, Yonka Institute's finely honed and labor-intensive system is testament to a growing desire for accountability and results from an industry often based on hype and hearsay.
For additional information contact Madeleine Cadart at the Yonka Skin Care Institute & Day Spa.
The Yonka Institute is an independent supplier specializing in the customization of products made by Multaler et Cie, France.
Yonka Institute is located in Sydney, Australia and has an affiliate in New York.
Skin Care
Originally Posted on 6/17/2005 9:02:42 AM
A new addition to the Infusion Bath & Body Experience: Pure Beauty Skin Care Products.
A new addition to the Infusion Bath & Body Experience: Pure Beauty Skin Care Products.
August, 2003 -- This month, Infusion Bath & Body introduced their new Skin Care Line, Pure Beauty, to their popular therapeutic Body Care products. Infusion provides the best possible personal care products that are clean, natural and smell great!
The new Pure Beauty Skin Care Line by INFUSION BATH & BODY is made using the principles of Aromatherapy Skin Care.
Fran Loudas, Founder of INFUSION BATH & BODY is a Certified Aromatherapist along with being Certified in the Design and Production of Aromatherapy Skin Care Products and is a Skin Care Specialist. "We've had an overwhelming response to our Body Care Line and decided it was time to introduce a complimentary Skin Care Line", says Fran. "We want our customers to feel and look great all the time, from head to toe", adds Fran.
INFUSION's Body and Skin Care Lines are made naturally without artifical preservatives using pure essential oils, herbal extracts, and natural ingredients for enduring, healthy, beautiful skin.
INFUSION was inspired from a passion to create Pure Beauty for everyone, everywhere around the world. The collection is not just about products it's about natural body and skin care that meets the need of people everywhere having beautiful, healthy, radiant skin in the most natural way.
About Infusion Bath & Body
INFUSION BATH & BODY is a privately held Canadian company based in Toronto, Ontario, founded in 1989 by Fran Loudas. INFUSION has been featured in magazines such as Chatelaine's 2001/2002 Best of the Web Guide. Berman & Berman: For Women Only (Los Angeles, California) has featured INFUSION BATH & BODY products (Facial Care, Body Care and Foot Care) in their segment "The Girlfriend's Guide To Pampering" in October, 2002 in which Fran Loudas appeared on the program.
INFUSION BATH & BODY products are available on the company's website www.infusionbath.com.
Skin Care
Originally Posted on 6/16/2005 11:07:48 PM
Using Natural Plant Essences to Nourish and Feed Your Skin
Using Natural Plant Essences to Nourish and Feed Your Skin
The founder of Australian natural skin care range, Sodashi, says that people are becoming more aware that chemicals contained in so-called 'beauty products' harm the skin.
While more health-conscious consumers are forcing the food industry to improve what we put in our mouths, less attention has been paid to the negative effects of chemicals that are absorbed through our biggest organ - the skin - through the use of so-called 'beauty products'.
Megan Larsen, founder and managing director of exclusive natural skin care company, Sodashi, says that this is changing as people are becoming more aware about what skin products they are using and how they affect them internally.
Megan believes that chemically derived substances should neither be ingested nor put on the skin.
"People are becoming savvier about what goes onto their skin because they understand that these products essentially act as food for the skin, and affect your inner and outer well being," Megan said. "If the 'nutrient quality' is poor - the results will be poor."
Megan maintains that her 20 years in the natural beauty and therapy industry has given her a unique opportunity to explore different natural therapies.
Early on in her career, Megan became disillusioned by the amount of products that contained chemicals, even products labelled as 'natural'.
"So many products contain chemicals when they don't have to," Megan says. "In fact, better results can be achieved by using nature's creations - so many plant extracts and essences are incredibly healing and rejuvenative - they have high nutrient properties for the skin."
"Plant essences have been used for thousands of years for the enhancement of health, well-being and beauty. It is only in the last century that this knowledge has been lost to be replaced by synthetic chemicals such as mineral oils and petroleum products," she said.
"Over the past 10 years or so we have come to realise again how fortunate we are to be able to call on these aromatic plants in our pursuit of retaining youthful looks and healthy appearance."
The partnership between the skin and plant oils and essences, without the addition of harsh chemicals, artificial fragrances, colours, preservatives and fillers, presents the best possible basis for an effective and safe skin care regimen.
In addition, chemical additives reduce the effectiveness of the powerful yet delicate plant essences.
"That's why, at Sodashi, we have a saying 'If we can't make it naturally, naturally we don't make it'," Megan said.
People these days are looking for a therapy that will pamper and relax their mind and body, but one that will also nourish their skin in the most natural way possible," she said.
About Sodashi
Sodashi, an ancient Sanskrit term meaning 'wholeness, purity and radiance', is an Australian natural skin care and spa therapy brand. All Sodashi products are made from only 100 per cent natural plant extracts and essences and the range comprises a retail and professional product line. Sodashi therapies and products can be found at exclusive spas in Australia, the US, Thailand, Vietnam and the Maldives, including P&O Australian Resorts and Six Senses Spas. More information is available at www.sodashi.com
Skin Care
Originally Posted on 6/16/2005 10:48:45 PM
Tingari Dreaming Skin Care Line Launched By Former Model Nita Stern
Tingari Dreaming Skin Care Line Launched By Former Model Nita Stern
Las Vegas, NV July 7, 2004 -- The Tingari Dreaming Skin Renewal System, http://www.tingaridreaming.com, has been launched in Las Vegas by Nita Stern, former Los Angeles model and fashion designer.
The exclusive line of five skin care products comprising The Tingari Dreaming Skin Renewal System was created to provide men and women with a simple, cost effective program to enhance, renew, and when required, repair sun, age or otherwise damaged skin.
Ms. Stern said that "A little more than a year ago, I learned about the healing properties of Emu oil. While I was skeptical at first, I tried some of the Emu oil based products. I saw results, but from my experience as a model, those results were unremarkable when using the products as directed.
"But, from everything I researched and read, I determined that Emu oil is the Vitamin E of the 21st Century. Though I was disappointed in the approach taken by others, we saw the potential for a strong, effective line of skin care products using Emu oil as a component. Though it's widely available it is remarkably misunderstood.
"I knew there must be a way to use the products to their maximum effectiveness and over the period of a year, I developed the Tingari Dreaming Synergistic Skin Careare System. We tested and retested each product in the line to ensure that we were deriving the maximum benefit from the use of Emu oil as a component."
In this synergistic approach it is sum of the Tingari Dreaming product line that is important, not the individual components. Only as a component used in exacting and critical proportions to other elements of a skin care product can Emu oil reach its maximum efficacy. Does Tingari Dreaming sell pure Emu oil? Absolutely. It has its place as the core ingredient in all our products. We ensure that Tingari Dreaming's Emu oil is the purest available. In short, it's not the Emu oil; it's the synergistic Tingari Dreaming approach that counts.
Tingari Dreaming's Daily Therapy Cream, which produces incredible anti-aging results quickly, safely, and naturally. The Deep Cleansing Wash, which cleans and moisturizes your skin without leaving that oily feeling that many moisturizing cleansers do. Face Fitness Gel, a deep-penetrating, non-comedogenic (won't clog pores) moisturizer rich in Emu Oil; also contains Alpha-Hydroxy and Vitamin E. Pure Rejuvenating Oil, with its fresh scent of spearmint and special revitalizing and the deep-moisturizing properties that leaves your skin moisturized and refreshed. And, the Tingari Dreaming Deep Therapy Oil, a thicker version of our Pure Rejuvenating Oil for use on hands, elbows, décolleté and the results are equally extraordinary.
About Tingari Dreaming
Tingari Dreaming, http://www.tingaridreaming.com, is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada and is the home of the Tingari Dreaming Skin Care System, a synergistic, specially formulated line of Emu oil natural beauty products with highly effective skin care renewal, repair and maintenance properties for dry skin treatment and other skin care issues. The company was founded by Nita Stern, a former model and fashion designer.
Contact:
Stern And Company
725 South Hualapai Way
Suite 2057
Las Vegas, Nevada 89145
(702) 734-3388
Skin Care
Originally Posted on 6/16/2005 10:06:41 PM
Men discover the world of clear skin using Lametco's aloe vera skin care line.
Men discover the world of clear skin using Lametco's aloe vera skin care line.
At Lametco the main concern is to promote healthy and healing skin care using natures aloe vera. Aloe vera has been used for centuries to heal the human body including the skin. If you are tired of expensive chemicals that just don't seem to work you can now go online and order a free sample of this healing product. Its easy, one single step and you begin to feel its cooling effect.
The company has posted its ingredients and other experiences of actual customers on their website http://www.lametcointl.com/products/ny-ingr.html
"Skincare is no longer just for the ladies. This product has become popular with men and this is one reason why...""The 'New You' system worked so well at removing all the dead skin from my face that I do not have any more ingrown hairs. My razor glides across my face for the most comfortable shave I have ever had In the process, my lines and wrinkles have disappeared so completely that most people mistake me for someone in their mid-thirties. I will be 49 on my next birthday."" Ron B., Financial Consultant
The free offer is available only through one of its sister sites (https://www.lametcointl.com/order/rs_quick_order.asp?CAMPAIGN_ID=20183834)
Skin Care
Originally Posted on 6/16/2005 9:15:35 PM
Skin Ulcer Wound Care Market Tops $2.5 Billion
Skin Ulcer Wound Care Market Tops $2.5 Billion
New York June 5, 2003 - The market for wound care products aimed at the care of skin ulcers topped $2.5 billion worldwide in 2002, according to a new study released today from Kalorama Information. Skin ulcers affect approximately 18 million.
According to the new study, Wound Care Markets Volume I: Skin Ulcers, strong growth in newer technologies has been the main driver of increased revenues, even as other, more traditional markets have begun to slow.
"Biological dressings have finally started to significantly impact the skin ulcer market, offsetting the slower growth of the more mature segments," notes Steven Heffner, Acquisitions Editor for Kalorama Information. "These advanced wound care technologies, especially artificial skin products, are proving their cost-effectiveness and are rapidly gaining market acceptance. Our findings suggest that biological dressings to represent more than 10% of the total market as early as next year."
According to the study, certain segments of the biological dressing market have shown annual growth in excess of 50%. Although the next few years should see a slowing trend even in these high-tech areas, demographic, regulatory, and clinical trends will still benefit these newer market entrants through the next 5 years.
The study analyzes the worldwide market for product used in skin ulcer care, including pressure relief devices; anti-infective products; compression dressings; cleansing and debridement products; moist dressings, such as alginates, hydrocolloids, hydrogels, films, and foams; biological products such as artificial skin, collagen, and growth factors; and other skin ulcer treatments.
The report represents the first volume of an ongoing study of wound care market segments. Volumes II and III are due out from Kalorama Information later this year and will examine the market for burn care and traumatic/surgical wound care, respectively.
About Kalorama Information
Kalorama Information, an imprint of MarketResearch.com, supplies the latest in independent market research for the life sciences. For more information, contact Steven Heffner at 212-807-2634 or sheffner@kaloramainformation.com, or visit www.KaloramaInformation.com.
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Skin Care
Originally Posted on 6/16/2005 8:22:31 PM
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