by Kathryn Mazierski | Sep 28, 2026 | Featured
Many practitioners refer eczema clients out, or treat them cautiously and hope for the best. That caution comes from caring about the client, and it’s the right instinct. And because eczema starts at the barrier, a skilled practitioner can do far more for these... 
by Kathryn Mazierski | Jul 29, 2026 | Featured
Psoriasis begins in the immune system, which becomes overactive and causes the skin to make new cells too quickly. Normally, skin renews in about a month, but with psoriasis, this happens in just a few days. The immature cells reach the surface and form thick, scaly... 
by Kathryn Mazierski | Jun 16, 2026 | Featured
Acne is not limited to adolescence. Millions of adults deal with persistent or recurring breakouts well into their 30s, 40s, and beyond. And most of them are treating it in a way that makes it worse. What drives acne in the first place? Acne is a condition of the... 
by Kathryn Mazierski | May 1, 2026 | Featured
The dermaviduals® Individual Mask embodies that distinction. It’s built on a kaolin clay base suspended in an aqueous gel, so instead of dehydrating the skin, it actively supports hydration during treatment. With no emulsifiers, preservatives, or fragrances, it’s a... 
by Kathryn Mazierski | Apr 1, 2026 | Featured
Rosacea is chronic, and there is currently no cure. It shows up differently for everyone: flushing, persistent redness, bumps, irritation, sometimes even eye involvement. It is influenced by genetics, environment, stress, diet, and seasonal changes, which is why it... 
by Kathryn Mazierski | Mar 2, 2026 | Featured
From a corneotherapy perspective, spring is not just a change in weather. It’s a change in skin behavior. The barrier is recalibrating after winter, sebaceous activity often begins to increase, and environmental triggers rise all at once. This is why spring often...