Tag: personal growth
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Is Your Building Making You Sick; Flame Retardants
Is Your Building Making You Sick; Flame Retardants Air quality in buildings is a growing concern for public health officials, especially as they become more tightly sealed to save on heating and air-conditioning costs. People subjected to poor indoor air quality display reduced cognitive performance and even complain of various symptoms that are the basis…
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Innocent until proven guilty; Plastic Paradise Turn Deadly
The two most common and well-studied plastic compounds are phthalates and bisphenols. Generally speaking, bisphenols are used to make plastics hard, and phthalates are used to make plastics soft. Bisphenols can be found in furniture, baby bottles, the lining of cans, plastic cutlery, and writing utensils. Phthalates are usually found in single-use plastic bottles, takeout…
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Innocent until proven guilty, a nonstick nightmare; Perfluorinated Alkylated Substances (PFASs)
Innocent until proven guilty, a nonstick nightmare; Perfluorinated Alkylated Substances (PFASs) Good for a justice system, bad when applied to newfangled chemicals to which humans and other animals are to be routinely exposed. Industrial creations, from food products and supplements to medicines and even medical devices, frequently infiltrate our lives before rigorous, long-term testing is…
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Basic principles to repair the faulty and specious premises on which we base our lives and our identity.
Every habit and faculty is preserved and increased by its corresponding actions: The habit of walking makes us better walkers, regular running makes us better runners. It is the same regarding matters of the soul. Whenever you are angry, you increase your anger; you have increased a habit and added fuel to a fire. If…
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Developing Sensitive Communication Skill or Ability
Developing Sensitive Communication Skill or Ability Communication is the art of presenting our thoughts to others. Communication is not only about what we say but how we behave, which is portrayed through our body language. Body language is non-verbal; it’s the unspoken gestures that reveal our true emotions and intentions. You may also want to…
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Understanding and Dealing with Toxic Behaviours in Our Everyday Life
Understanding and Dealing with Toxic Behaviours in Our Everyday Life Sensory inputs such as the sights of people, places, and things; smells, fragrances, and aromas; or sounds, music, and songs can govern how we feel. These are all things that can transport us to another part of the world as they connect with the strong…
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Understanding and Managing Grief
Understanding and Managing Grief Grief Have you ever wondered how much pleasure our nails can give us? No one in the history of the human race would have thought about that question unless they had heard it before. We do not overly think about our nails. However, how much potential do the nails have to…
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How to Deal with the Fear of Missing Out
Many of us experience it daily I was not invited to a wedding, birthday, celebration, or holiday, and even did not get to watch a television show I liked. The list can go on Fear of missing out is defined as a pervasive apprehension that others might be having a rewarding experience from which one…
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Principles that Will Enable you to Harness your Power of Influence
Human beings are a touchy lot; one wrong move, and you’ll lose all ability to convince people to get on your team. You must make strategic moves that are informed by the necessary underlying principles. Here are some of the principles you need to consider; First, you need to understand the principle of consistency Consistency…
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Habits or Factors that Make it Easier for Others to Manipulate
Habits or Factors that Make it Easier for Others to Manipulate Besides knowing how to identify a predator, it also helps to understand what makes a person more vulnerable to manipulations. Simply put, there are sitting monkeys that are closer to the line of fire than others. Take note of the following habits and avoid…
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What is Machiavellianism? The Traits of People with High Mach.
What is Machiavellianism? The Traits of People with High Mach. Niccolo Machiavelli, a man known as the father of modern political science, was an Italian of the Renaissance period who wore many hats. Machiavelli was a politician, historian, humanist, poet, author, and diplomat, among others. You may also want read; Understanding the techniques in hypnotizing…
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Understanding How to Hypnotize Someone to Act According to Your Orders.
Understanding How to Hypnotize Someone to Act According to Your Orders. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term hypnosis? For many people, the answer is this: a Hollywood film with an executed scene complete with a hypnotist and his mythical swinging watch. Across the hypnotist is the poor…
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Feeling, Dealing, and Healing Our Emotions
Sometimes, to help people understand your point, you need to get down from the stage. It’s not as if people could not see you on this huge stage. You wear bright clothes daily, which signifies you are the leader. It’s easy to spot you from the other side of a city, let alone an auditorium.…
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Who is a narcissist? Traits of a narcissist that you must not miss.
Who is a narcissist? Traits of a narcissist that you must not miss. Narcissism is the excessive and obsessive self-admiration that a person has towards themselves and their physical appearance. A narcissist is often easy to spot because their actions and beliefs easily give them away. Wondering whether you have a narcissist in your life?…
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Skin Cancers and Other Sun-Related Skin Growths
Skin Cancers and Other Sun-Related Skin Growths Skin cancer Skin cancer is caused by the damage to the DNA that we have been discussing. The cells begin dividing unevenly and rapidly, but the genetic material in the DNA is damaged by the sun. This rapid dividing of the cells may take the form of small…
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Symptom And Treatment Guide for Specific Photoaging Conditions
Symptom And Treatment Guide for Specific Photoaging Conditions The following is a quick reference guide to examples of which treatments and products are more appropriate for specific photoaging symptoms. Each client’s skin, of course, is different and may require a combination of the products and treatment modalities. Wrinkles, Rough Textures Alpha hydroxy acid in the…
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Common Reactions, Rashes, And Irritations
Sensitive Skin, Allergies, and Irritants, we discuss common allergies that the aesthetician sees routinely. Dermatitis means inflammation of the skin. It is a descriptive term used to describe many different types of skin inflammation and irritation. Dermatitis is an irritation rather than a disease. It is generally not caused by pathological organisms, such as infections…
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Common Infections of the Skin
Common Infections of the Skin Infections of the skin may be grouped into three types: bacterial, fungal, and viral. Common Bacterial Infections Impetigo Impetigo is a skin infection that is commonly seen on the face, particularly in the lower part of the face, but it can occur anywhere. This disease is characterized by large, open,…
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Primary, Secondary, and Vascular Lesions (Marks) on the Skin
Primary, Secondary, and Vascular Lesions (Marks) on the Skin A lesion: A lesion is any mark on the skin that is not a normal part of the skin. It does not necessarily mean that the skin is diseased. A freckle is a lesion; and so is a wrinkle. However, lesions can also be symptoms of…
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COMMON DISEASES THAT AFFECT THE SKIN CARE PRACTICE
COMMON DISEASES THAT AFFECT THE SKIN CARE PRACTICE Some common diseases that are frequently seen in the salon. These diseases are communicable, so skin care professionals must take precautions. The skin care professional is not a medical doctor and should never attempt to diagnose, treat, or give advice to clients about these diseases. However, aestheticians…
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