<p>After spending years in the skincare industry and training others on the proper ways to introduce people of color to effective skincare treatments, JoElle Lee, L.E. and Neena Bhatti, M.D. noticed a very crucial element...many skincare professionals were stumped on how to properly treat multicultural skin. Research shows that 80% of the world's population is people of color and the demand for cosmetic procedures for this segment is expected to soar in the next decade. You want to have the knowledge and skills to provide the most effective, results-oriented treatments and protocols to this ever-growing population. If you ignore these trends or this phenomenon, you are going to be out of touch with the future of your esthetics or skincare business. You must prepare for these prospects and learn to recognize what is appropriate and inappropriate concerning skincare treatments, ingredients, and products for skin of color.Going beyond the basic fundamentals, Multicultural Skin Treatments: Learn How to Effectively Treat Skin of Color by Combining Chemical Peels and Laser Treatments, cracks the code on how to master proficient practices using two highly effective modalities, peels and lasers. The protocols in this book will take the guesswork out of designing treatments that give your multicultural clients the results they desire, without the downtime. The information in this book will leave you, as a skincare professional, feeling more confident treating people of color, and provides the tools and strategies needed to achieve healthy, radiant skin one treatment at a time, all while increasing your bottom line.</p>

Multicultural Skin Treatments: Learn How to Effectively Treat Skin of Color by Combining Chemical Peel and Laser Treatments

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Lee L.E., JoElle

Bhatti M.D., Neena

Medicine

JB Publishing

Nit-Wits Sex

Unknown, Author

350 Beacon : Vigmettes of Boston and Beyond (Large Print Edition)

Joyce Barber

"Shall we have a goal to live to 100?" This question intrigued Geraldine "Jerri" Brillhart 38 years ago when she was a mere 62 years old. She had just read an article by Dr. Walter M. Bortz, one of America's leading scientific experts on aging. Jerri was inspired by his ideas and applied them to her life.Back then, she wondered what it would feel like to reach the 100 year mark: "If I'm still walking, dancing, and exercising every day, I will say, 'Okay, let's give it a try. But I want to have all my faculties at 100. It has been done by many people, why not me?'"Today, about to turn 100, she is an active, vibrant, creative woman who inspires everyone she meets. She swims, works out at her local gym, plays bridge three times a week, and drives her own car. Recently she bought a new iPad, which she uses to send messages to family and friends. She even has a Facebook page, which helps her connect with new people and organizations.So here is her story, in her own words. Like everyone else, she's had her ups and downs. Her life has seen its share of tragedies and challenges, not unlike your own. But through it all, she managed to rise above it, and keep her eye on the goal. And that goal was to live to 100 and still be an active, creative, and enthusiastic human being.

My 100 years in the Rhythm & Flow

Brillhart, Jerri

Religion & Spirituality

<p>Nigel Hicks' informative and entertaining text and distinctive and highly-personal photography present a wide-ranging introduction to the many faces of the Philippines for resident and visitor alike. The main text is accompanied by sidebars or box stories which are used to highlight details of particular interest, provide anecdotal information, and give a lively and reader-friendly look to the book. The book is divided into two parts, the first part giving an overview of the landscapes, people history, modern economy and culture of the Philippines, and the second part looking in detail at the four main regions: Luzon and the main Island; Mindoro and Palawan - the Wild Frontiers; the Visayas - Island and Beach Life; and, Mindanao - the Islamic South.</p>

Presenting the Philippines

Nigel Hicks

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON was not only a gifted writer, he was also an indefatigable traveller. His thirst for adventure was formed by his boyhood visits to remote Scottish lighthouses, and he spent much of his life fleeing the rigours of both cold climates and social orthodoxy. Along the way he canoed through Belgium and France, booked passage to and across America, and finally famously settled in Samoa in the South Seas.  The walking trip that Stevenson describes in Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes (1879) was taken when the nascent author was still in his twenties and pining for a lost love. Accompanied by Modestine, the eponymous donkey he hired to carry his camping gear, the journey proved both challenging and charming. The book is infused with all of the qualities that make Stevenson the most popular of writers: humour and humanity, poetry and perspicacity, ebullience and intelligence. And his timeless exhortation continues to inspire all true travellers: For my part, I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to move - ABOUT STANFORDS TRAVEL CLASSICS  Hailing from both sides of the Atlantic, the authors included are as diverse as Edith Wharton, Henry James, Ernest Shackleton and Alfred Russel Wallace.  Every title has been reset in a contemporary typeface, and has been printed to a high-quality production specification, to create a series that every lover of fine travel literature will want to collect and keep

Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes

Travel

Robert-Louis-Stevenson

Travel Writing

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