Jordan's Self Care Rituals

These rituals are not mere indulgences, but essential practices that fortify resilience and replenish my spirit. Self-care rituals come in diverse forms, tailored to individual preferences and needs. Whether it’s the simple act of sipping a cup of herbal tea during a quiet moment, engaging in mindful meditation, or immersing oneself in a hot bubble bath, these rituals serve as anchors in the tumultuous sea of life.

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Our Aesthetician Tips For Client Retention

Before and during a treatment I love to think with each step “how would I like this to feel?” . Putting yourself in the position of the individual you are providing the service for allows you to fully dive into the experience. This also starts from the moment you wake up, to when you enter into your place of work, the way you greet someone, the way you present your space, the music you play, the tone of voice, the energy in the space and most importantly the first touch.

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Dehydrated Skin VS Dry Skin

Dry and dehydrated skin are two common skin concerns that people often confuse with each other. While the terms "dry" and "dehydrated" may seem similar, they actually refer to different conditions with distinct causes and characteristics. Understanding the difference between dry and dehydrated skin is crucial for proper skincare and treatment.

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How to Identify Your Skin Type

Understanding your skin type is essential for developing an effective skincare routine. My approach to the skin is much different than the basic “5 Skin Types”. I truly believe that there are about 13 different skin types as everything that is listed below can be combined - we see it in almost every client that enters into JRAD SKIN. But, to keep it simple for those of you reading and wanting a general understanding, please enjoy.

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Pigmentation After Summer

As the summer months draw to a close, we often find ourselves reminiscing about the joyful memories made under the warm sun. But as the tan lines fade, what lingers behind can be a concern for many ─ pigmentation. So, let's explore how we can embrace our post-summer pigmentation while nurturing our skin.

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Food x Skin Relationship

Looking at the body from within is a great starting point for our overall skin health, and many the people tend to overlook or want to avoid - whether it is acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis or pigmentation etc.. our skin shows us signs of what is truly happening internally. More than 80% of our bacteria lives in the gut, which has major effects on how our bodies function at the optimal level.

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Cymbiotika Supplements

Cymbiotika combines scientific innovation with traditional eastern medicine to design formulas that synergize with the body, fulfilling the lack of vital nutrients from today’s modern diets. Cymbiotika supplements are sourced from the highest quality plant-based ingredients and utilize advanced absorption technology, with no added fillers, toxins or synthetic ingredients.

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HPA Axis and Skin Connection

Let's dive into the connection between the HPA Axis & skin health. In humans, the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis plays a major role in cortisol secretion. However, it has been reported that the peripheral HPA axis exists in various organs, including the skin. This then makes the skin act like an Endocrine organ, which takes a tole on overall barrier function.

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Life as an Aesthetician

I am never bored. There is always something to research, learn, expand or master in this industry. I feel incredibly fortunate to have found this career that completely lights me up. Even though I am 5 years in, I feel like I am just getting started. I have so many more faces to touch, people to educate, and ways to expand within this industry and I can’t wait for all of the opportunities to flourish forward.

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The Vagus Nerve - Skin and Mental Health

The vagus nerve or vagal nerves are a key part of the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest system) and control a number of crucial involuntary bodily functions including your heart rate, immune system and digestion.

It is a bidirectional pathway that carries information from the brain to the body and body to the brain.

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