By Not Following Sound Skin Advice, You Can Do More Harm Than Good.
by Lia Schorr
by Lia Schorr
Spring is a favorite time of year for most people because it's sandwiched between winter's drying deep freeze — plus harsh winds — and summer's smothering heat and humidity.
by Lia Schorr
Clients often come to me, puzzled about problem skin that doesn't clear up in spite of following a carefully laid out skin-care program and nutritional guidelines.
by Lia Schorr
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Una de las formas más seguras de "lograrlo" es haciendo algo que nadie o, por lo menos, que pocas personas hagan...
by Lia Schorr
Throughout history, flowers and herbs have been recognized and used for their healing properties. In fact, American Indians used a wide repertoire of wildflowers for treating wounds and skin problems. Plants, like medicines, can be either beneficial or toxic. If used properly, they are perfectly safe.
by Lia Schorr
For me, as a skin care specialist, the healing, soothing and beautifying properties of herbs are an endless source of mystery and fascination. I use herbs in my treatments at my salon in New York: I also counsel clients on home use of the wonderful garden treasures.
by Lia Schorr
Sensitive skin. Everyone has it—at one time or another if not all the time. What I am talking about is skin that reacts—with heightened sensitivity-to the environment, certain foods, consumer products (and that includes skincare preparations), medication, even stress.
Are you using the same range of makeup products on all of your salon clients? This is a mistake, according to makeup/skin care authority Lia Schorr, who emphasizes the importance of custom-selecting the proper col-ors, textures and techniques for a client's age group as well as her skin type, natural coloring and lifestyle.
by Lia Schorr
Misconceptions abound about what a moisturizer can do. They're not the miracle workers many people think they are. They cannot undo damage from neglect or overexposure to the sun, nor erase existing lines and wrinkles. Above all, they can't make you younger-looking.
by Lia Schorr
TIME. MONEY. ENERGY. GREAT amounts of each are spent in the quest for "timeless" skin. So concerned are we about maintaining a youthful complexion that we try just about anything: lotions, potions, creams, vitamins, diets, facials, et al.
The Lia Schorr Institute of Cosmetic Skin Care Training offers students an opportunity to train with Ms. Schorr in a rewarding and demanding program that combines lecture, written assignments and extensive clinical experience.