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Spring is here and it’s time to schedule those aesthetic skincare treatments you’ve been planning all winter. Before long, it will be time to shed longer sleeves and pants and show off your beautiful skin at summertime parties and beaches. Before you visit the MedSpa, prepare your skin so you get the most from your treatment.

While mask-wearing may soon be a thing of the past, many professions have adopted wearing masks long-term as a means of protecting both clients and employees. If you are one who must wear a mask for long hours (medical personnel, dental personnel, aestheticians, food service personnel), you already know that your eyes are the only expression you have to communicate your mood and attitude.

Wearing masks has become mainstream now after the pandemic. Many are even choosing to wear a mask when in crowded areas for their own health, even as requirements are being lifted. Others work in professions where mask wearing is now standard practice for the foreseeable future. The eyes are all people see when you wear a mask, so we understandably focus on making this part of our face look better. But what’s going on under the mask?

As you get older, your skin can lose vital nutrients and collagen production that keep your skin smooth and supple. Adding anti-aging products to your skin care routine can help you maintain a youthful appearance. Hydropeptide skin care products are specifically designed to keep your skin visibly lifted and radiant. Hydropeptide Cashmere Cleanse is an advanced anti-aging skincare product containing scientifically proven ingredients to help you look and feel amazing. Here is everything to know on how Hydropeptide Cashmere Cleanse can pamper your skin this winter.

Scarring can result from a host of causes, ranging from small acne scars to larger scars from trauma or cancer surgery. While many proudly wear scars as some sort of survivor badge, others would prefer to not be recognized for their wound marks. Experts agree all across the world that silicone is the premier treatment to reduce the visibility of unsightly scars.