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Are you ready to reach your potential?
NCEA
Attend a NCEA-sponsored prep class and
receive free records verification — a $175 savings!
NCEA Certified is the professional status awarded to a skin care professional that has met the competency standards as set-forth by NCEA's 1200 Hour Esthetician Job Task Analysis. It represents the highest skin care credential available in the United States and adherence to the code of ethics of the profession.
Those who choose to become NCEA Certified do so for a variety of reasons, including:
Commitment to career and the industry.
Desire to challenge skill level and knowledge base.
Commitment to personal growth and continuous learning.
A move to another state where the hours of training are higher than what they received in school.
State endorsement/reciprocity requirement to attain advanced licensure.
The reasons also vary with a person's age, longevity in the field and future plans. An added benefit is that NCEA Certified estheticians on average, earn more than their noncertified counterparts. Those who are committed to personal growth are more likely to have the self-confidence to seek increasing levels of responsibility and, therefore, higher incomes. Regardless of the reason — it's a good investment in yourself. The NCEA Certified designation could mean the difference between getting or missing out on your next promotion or position. Certification better prepares the skin care professional for today's job market and helps you be better equipped to respond to the constantly changing demands and advances within our profession.
For more information visit: www.nceacertified.tv.
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Researchmoz presents facial esthetics market report
Skin Inc.
Researchmoz presents this most up-to-date research on "Facial Aesthetics Market to 2020 — Economic Recovery Drives Growth in the U.S. as Increasing Awareness Fuels Demand in Developing Markets," which discusses the market, competitive landscape and trends for two facial esthetics market segments: Botox and dermal fillers. It provides comprehensive information on the key trends affecting these segments and key analytical content on the dynamics of the market.
Laser, light, energy cosmetic skin procedures increased 34 percent in 2013
Healio
Cosmetic skin condition treatments involving lasers, light and energy increased nearly 34 percent between 2012 and 2013, according to results of an American Society for Dermatologic Surgery survey of its members. "Not only have treatments become more effective, but they also have become safer, so patients typically are experiencing less downtime," said Dr. George Hruza, ASDS president-elect.
7 signs you have too many toxins in your life
MindBodyGreen
You think you're healthy, but you don't feel vibrant. You struggle to find the energy to get through the day. You're irritable. Your stomach isn't acting right. And all those headaches.
These types of ailments affect many of us in our daily lives. They're not serious enough to warrant a trip to the doctor but they still tend to drag you down, wearing away your resistance and leaving you feeling like you're just getting old.
Here's some good news — it probably has nothing to do with aging. Instead, you may simply be surrounded by too many toxins.
"To obtain the NCEA Certification has been one of the most rewarding moments in my career of esthetics."
— Karen Parlato, Orchard Park, New York
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Managing staff is the biggest challenge of running a salon
Professional Beauty
Dealing with staff is the biggest challenge for the majority of salon owners, according to new data from software company Phorest.
Research of 250 beauty salons, hair salons and spas asked business owners about the biggest challenge they face when it comes to running the salon. Phorest found that managing staff was reported as the biggest challenge by 48 percent of respondents.
Building true customer loyalty, 1 customer at a time
Forbes
The single most important thing you can do for your business is to get to work building true customer loyalty, one customer at a time.
Stop fiddling with your pricing, stop tinkering with your technology, stop fishing for likes on Facebook.
And start engaging with your customers one on one: Checking on them, hearing what they have to say, letting them know that their business matters to you and that they matter to you.
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How to attract traffic to your website
By Mayur Kisani
 It is important for businesses to have a website — and one that works on all devices. Once you have your website for your business in place, it's time to think about how it can be used to grow your business. Think of your website as a billboard advertising your business and spreading your message. A website with zero traffic is like having a billboard that is not seen by anyone. So read on to know how to get your website in front of as many relevant visitors as possible, so it can help you grow your business.
Can you put your email marketing on autopilot?
Business 2 Community
Have you ever fallen for the scheme of ambitious marketers who say you can "set it and forget it" with marketing automation? That's OK, you don't have to raise your hand. There are many, many benefits of marketing with email campaigns that have been automated within your CRM and email marketing platform. No doubt about that. But the concept of setting everything up and then ignoring it from that point forward is a false myth.
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How transparency can transform school culture
Mind Shift
To meet the challenges of teaching in an increasingly connected world, school leaders, educators and community members could benefit from building a culture of transparency and connectivity, creating a culture of sharing around the successes and struggles of teaching and learning. Creating a transparent school starts with a school’s leadership
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COA-APPROVED CONTINUING EDUCATION
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COA-Approved Webinar Series
presented by the Society of Dermatology Skin Care Specialists
The SDSS is a voluntary organization, which aims to develop and foster the highest standards of skin care in the dermatology setting. Each webinar is approximately one-hour and accredited by the Commission on Accreditation (COA) for 1.0 CE.
Are You Compliant?
Presented by Leslie Roste, Registered Nurse
About the webinar:
This presentation will provide a review for the skin care specialist on the immune system and the potential pathogens that can be found in a dermatology practice. We will evaluate your practice's infection control procedures and areas of OSHA compliance: Bloodborne Pathogens and Hazard Communication standards. Review of regulatory state board mandates will also be explored to ensure compliance.
At the conclusion of this presentation the skin care specialist will be able to:
- Evaluate their practice infection control procedures.
- Identify the disease process and routes of infection.
- Evaluate behaviors to reduce pathogen exposure.
- Understand regulatory compliance issues at the state and federal level.
Order this webinar:
(Important! Once purchased, the webinar link will only be valid for 24 hours.)
SDSS member fee: $19.95 click here
Nonmember fee: $24.95 click here
For other SDSS approved courses, click here
Learn more about becoming a member
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Standards & Regulatory Positions
NCEA
The mission of the NCEA is to define standards of practice through certification and continuing education accreditation in order to represent and advocate for the esthetic profession.
NCEA is protecting your right to practice by ...
- Providing professional excellence through the NCEA Certified credential.
- Approving continuing education through the Commission on Accreditation.
- Advocating to strengthen your voice and position with state regulatory boards.
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