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What should you know about your skin?

The skin is our largest organ. When it is completely stretched out it can measure up to 2 square meters (around 21 square feet) and can weigh up to 9 pounds. We need it to survive because it protects as from environment (viruses, bacteria, and pollution),  so when it comes to caring for it, it’s important for all of us to remember that this organ deserves to be treated with respect and care.

How? Get professional skincare with a licensed aesthetician (esthetician in some States).

What does an aesthetician (esthetician)?

They analyze their clients' skin types to determine what type of procedure to perform in order to enhance it. They confer with clients to find out what their needs are and plan and execute procedures to meet those needs.
Aestheticians do not only perform beauty treatments; they also treat patients with chronic skin problems such as acne and dryness. They are also expected to refer patients to dermatologists if a skin problem is beyond their understanding and control. Other things that an aesthetician is trained for is to manage nail and hair treatments, perform massage therapies in accordance to clients' needs, carry out chemical peels and microdermabrasion treatments, and recommend home care regimes for skin, nail and hair care.



Take charge of your health and appearance today with  natural, yet clinical skincare, and routine maintenance facials. Every treatment is customized to be as gentle or aggressive as needed for your skin type and condition that you want to maintain or improve.
Cristina Curatolo,
Licensed Aesthetician and Cosmetologist
email me at europeanaesthetics@yahoo.com
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