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Inspired by the WHO’s World Patient Safety Day yesterday, I want you to know what to look for in a good beauty therapist, so I’ve put together a simple how-to guide to help you identify a compliant beauty therapist and great standards. If you want to learn more about professional standards in beauty therapy, now is the time! Say hello to our incredible guide: How to Choose a Beauty Therapist. 🤩 Health and safety in the salon is not only important to comply with Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation, it’s part of being a trusted, responsible professional. Here’s everything you should expect from your Beauty Therapist. Share this post with someone you care about who is immune compromised, cares for a vulnerable person, or knows that care means quality.

Did you know that 97% of Australians have dehydrated skin? 💡 What is dehydration? It's the lack of moisture, or free water within the skin's tissues. Why does it matter? When the skin is dehydrated, its communication pathways stop working. What does that mean? It means that basic skin functions (the various roles and activities that the skin performs to maintain overall health and well-being) cease to function. The skin, as the body's largest organ, has multiple critical functions: 1. Protection: The skin acts as a barrier against physical injuries, harmful substances, and pathogens. It also shields internal organs from UV radiation. 2. Regulation: It helps regulate body temperature through sweating and blood vessel dilation or constriction. It also manages fluid balance and electrolyte levels. 3. Sensation: The skin contains numerous nerve endings that detect touch, pressure, pain, and temperature, enabling sensory perception. 4. Immune Defense: The skin hosts immune cells that detect and combat infections and other harmful invaders. 5. Synthesis of Vitamin D: Exposure to sunlight enables the skin to produce vitamin D, essential for bone health and immune function. 6. Excretion: Through sweating, the skin helps eliminate waste products from the body. 7. Absorption: The skin can absorb certain substances, such as medications and nutrients, although this is generally limited. So you can see why maintaining healthy skin function is vital for overall health and well-being, and proper skincare supports these functions by keeping the skin clean, hydrated, and protected. To learn more about your skin's barrier function (and what you should do if it's damaged), click the link in my bio to read my latest update! Let me know in the comments what you find most interesting about the beauty industry.

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