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The Growth of the Skin Care Profession

As technologies and therapies continue to bombard the antiaging mindset of the Baby Boomer generation, we’re seeing unprecedented growth in the skin care profession. No longer is skin care considered a luxury but a necessity. We are seeing non-traditional consumers becoming spa customers, including teenagers and men. This speaks to the today’s need for respite from busy lives, the chance to lead more confident and healthier lives, and a place of connection for friends and families to treat themselves on special occasions –Katie Armitage, president, ASCP

The New Associated Skin Care Professionals

Associated Skin Care Professionals has recognized that skin care professionals need the support of an association to inform and protect their practices and their livelihood. Serving this group of professionals under the banner of another wellness organization for ten years, we are very happy to now be serving their needs with a new organization. We are delighted to be the only organization of our kind – devoted strictly to skin care and offering so much more than just insurance. Our professional staff takes pride in providing our members with personalized and exemplary service –Katie Armitage, president, ASCP

Skin Care Professionals are Often Massage Therapists, Too

Many of our members are becoming dual-licensed both in skin care and massage in order to meet their clients’ needs. A welcome result of this trend has been relief from many of the overuse injuries we traditionally see in massage therapists. Providing skin care requires different body mechanics and allows the therapist to recoup from the physical demands of massage therapy. Spa employers, too, enjoy the diversity that dual-licensed professionals offer their spa menus. There is a natural blend between the two therapies, as they both offer antiaging and antianxiety treatments in a safe and serene spa setting –Katie Armitage, president, ASCP

Contact: Associated Skin Care Professionals • 25188 Genesee Trail Road, Suite 200, Golden, CO 80401 • 800-789-0411 • 303-679-7606 • Fax: 800-790-0299

General E-mail: getconnected@ascpskincare.com

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