Consider skin as your "Anti-Aging Survival Suit." Healthy skin is better able to perform immunoprotective functions such as serving as our #1 germ barrier.
http://health.dailynewscentral.com/content/view/0001804/31/
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Anti-aging products drive global skincare
They have said that when the economy suffers, women will still buy lipstick to make themselves feel better - but in our current recession it is reported that facial skincare sales surpassed makeup sales, with anti-aging products specifically, maintaining a growth of 10% during 2007-2008, making it one of the biggest drivers of global skincare during the past five years. ~ As reported by Euromonitor International
Labels:
anti-aging,
economy,
skincare
It takes effort to have beautiful skin.
This is a tough time for high-end beauty brands of all sorts. Sales of luxury beauty products have fallen in the U.S. since the recession started, as Americans have traded down to drugstore products or simply bought fewer cosmetics. (Sad.)
Also, American and Japanese women still take sharply different approaches to skin care. Though skin-care awareness has increased in the U.S., the amount of money and time the U.S. consumer spends on her regimen is still far lower than that of her Japanese counterpart. The average Japanese woman spends 60% of her cosmetics budget on skin care, compared with 30% for American women.
A Shiseido survey found nearly 69% of Japanese women used cleanser, toner and moisturizer religiously at night, compared with only 17% of American women. Indeed, Shiseido has documented that the average Japanese woman employs a much larger array of products each evening—as many as six products. First, she removes her make-up with an oil-based product. Then comes cleansing the face. This is followed by a lotion—a toner-like skin softener—and then possibly an "essence," or serum. Finally, she pats on an emulsion, which is less viscous than a cream, and then a traditional cream. All of this is achieved while performing an elaborate facial massage meant to help prevent sagging and wrinkling.
(The Bathery endorses this method of skincare).
"The psyche of the American consumer is about a quick fix, and not about prevention," says Ms. Yamagishi-Dressler of Shiseido.
Says Cassandra: I find the above to be the saddest statement of all. American women are so quick to spend thousands on botox and injectibles, but they refrain from spending one or two hundred dollars and putting in the time with effective skincare products. I would like to have a hand in re-educating American women about their skin and skincare practices.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704250104575238334269862558.html?mod=WSJ_LifeStyle_Lifestyle_5
Also, American and Japanese women still take sharply different approaches to skin care. Though skin-care awareness has increased in the U.S., the amount of money and time the U.S. consumer spends on her regimen is still far lower than that of her Japanese counterpart. The average Japanese woman spends 60% of her cosmetics budget on skin care, compared with 30% for American women.
A Shiseido survey found nearly 69% of Japanese women used cleanser, toner and moisturizer religiously at night, compared with only 17% of American women. Indeed, Shiseido has documented that the average Japanese woman employs a much larger array of products each evening—as many as six products. First, she removes her make-up with an oil-based product. Then comes cleansing the face. This is followed by a lotion—a toner-like skin softener—and then possibly an "essence," or serum. Finally, she pats on an emulsion, which is less viscous than a cream, and then a traditional cream. All of this is achieved while performing an elaborate facial massage meant to help prevent sagging and wrinkling.
(The Bathery endorses this method of skincare).
"The psyche of the American consumer is about a quick fix, and not about prevention," says Ms. Yamagishi-Dressler of Shiseido.
Says Cassandra: I find the above to be the saddest statement of all. American women are so quick to spend thousands on botox and injectibles, but they refrain from spending one or two hundred dollars and putting in the time with effective skincare products. I would like to have a hand in re-educating American women about their skin and skincare practices.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704250104575238334269862558.html?mod=WSJ_LifeStyle_Lifestyle_5
Labels:
cleanser,
facial,
Japanese,
moisturize,
skincare
Fruit & Veggie Facial!
For a limited time we are offering a yummy new Fruit & Veggie Facial.
It features Saian’s Strawberry Cleanser and Eminence Organic Skincare’s Stone Crop or Carrot Vitamin C Mask.
Strawberry Cleanser contains natural Strawberry Oil - a moisturizing fruit oil that protects and nourishes skin. It also contains Lycopene, which is high in antioxidants with a small molecular structure, that is easily absorbed by the skin.
Carrot Vitamin Mask is great for drier skins. It has honey for nourishing, and zinc oxide for soothing. Plus it smells heavenly!!!
Stone Crop Mask is hydrating and brightening to liven up dull skin. It’s good for oily and irritated skin. Contains moisturizers, anti-oxidants, and Vitamin C.
Our Fruit & Veggie Facial can be applied to any of our facials, whether a full fledged European Facial, or a shorter Focus Facial. Even our $40/month Club Members can ask to enjoy this wonderful facial!
Book now because we only have a limited supply of these fabulous products.
It features Saian’s Strawberry Cleanser and Eminence Organic Skincare’s Stone Crop or Carrot Vitamin C Mask.
Strawberry Cleanser contains natural Strawberry Oil - a moisturizing fruit oil that protects and nourishes skin. It also contains Lycopene, which is high in antioxidants with a small molecular structure, that is easily absorbed by the skin.
Carrot Vitamin Mask is great for drier skins. It has honey for nourishing, and zinc oxide for soothing. Plus it smells heavenly!!!
Stone Crop Mask is hydrating and brightening to liven up dull skin. It’s good for oily and irritated skin. Contains moisturizers, anti-oxidants, and Vitamin C.
Our Fruit & Veggie Facial can be applied to any of our facials, whether a full fledged European Facial, or a shorter Focus Facial. Even our $40/month Club Members can ask to enjoy this wonderful facial!
Book now because we only have a limited supply of these fabulous products.
The Bathery's Belated Two Year Anniversary Open House!
Monday, June 28, 2010 - 4:00pm - 7:30pm
The Bathery Electrolysis & Skincare
9757 NE Juanita Drive, Suite 115
Kirkland, WA
Join us at The Bathery for a belated anniversary celebration!
Thanks to our wonderful and loyal clients, we have now been in business for TWO YEARS!
Despite the economy we are continuing to grow, and we would like to share all of our exciting offerings with our clients.
We'll have snacks & tea, henna tattoos, and a special guest speaker, Dr. Vicki Rhoades, Naturopath.
We will have Bioelements skincare testers available, and skin scanning with our Bioelements rep! Skin scanning is super cool and super weird! You'll be able to see sun damage, dehydration, oily and congested areas and any other skin anomalies!
New treatments and equipment will be on display, and we may even do some demos. More exciting details to come!
The Bathery Electrolysis & Skincare
9757 NE Juanita Drive, Suite 115
Kirkland, WA
Join us at The Bathery for a belated anniversary celebration!
Thanks to our wonderful and loyal clients, we have now been in business for TWO YEARS!
Despite the economy we are continuing to grow, and we would like to share all of our exciting offerings with our clients.
We'll have snacks & tea, henna tattoos, and a special guest speaker, Dr. Vicki Rhoades, Naturopath.
We will have Bioelements skincare testers available, and skin scanning with our Bioelements rep! Skin scanning is super cool and super weird! You'll be able to see sun damage, dehydration, oily and congested areas and any other skin anomalies!
New treatments and equipment will be on display, and we may even do some demos. More exciting details to come!
Labels:
anniversary,
bathery,
bioelements,
celebration,
demos,
equipment,
skin-scanner,
snacks
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Bio-Firming Non-Surgical Neck Lift

SAIAN Bio-Firming Non-Surgical Neck Lift is specifically formulated to firm and tone sagging skin, and reduce wrinkles in the neck and chin area.
Tightens, stimulates cell circulation, removes toxins, melts away fat and inhibits the formation of fat deposits! Natural, vegan, and paraben-free – it’s the perfect addition to anti-aging treatments.
Now available as an add-on to any facial.
Only $15 extra!
Or $30 for a 30 min. stand-alone treatment.
Labels:
anti-aging,
non-surgical,
saian,
skincare,
wrinkles
Friday, May 7, 2010
Give us your feedback!
What are you looking for in skincare services?
Results?
Information?
Relaxation?
Help?
Experience (spa or professional)?
Extras?
Tell us what you look for when going in for a professional skincare treatment.
Results?
Information?
Relaxation?
Help?
Experience (spa or professional)?
Extras?
Tell us what you look for when going in for a professional skincare treatment.
Labels:
bathery,
feedback,
professional,
results,
skincare
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