While Western skincare often zeroes in on specific concerns like acne or wrinkles, Korean skin care is all about nurturing long-term skin health, creating that lit-from-within glow by keeping the skin balanced and nourished. Rooted in ancient traditions, Korean beauty has always viewed skin as a reflection of inner health, self-care, and mindfulness—principles that are particularly beneficial for those living in harsh climates like Colorado.

The perceived power of radioactivity led to its incorporation into a wide range of consumer products, from toothpaste and chocolate to, most notably, skincare. The promise of "radiant" beauty, a phrase heavily used in marketing materials, was irresistible to many.

Think aloe vera is just that boring old plant your grandma keeps on her windowsill for burns? Think again, honey! This spiky green wonder has a history juicier than a fresh-cut leaf. We're talking ancient Egyptians, sassy queens, bold explorers, and maybe even a few love spells.

Ever wondered about the history behind your favorite skincare ingredients? Or the bizarre beauty rituals of the past? We dive deep into all of that and more! Each week, we share a different story that completely captivated us – from ancient legends to modern mysteries. We're basically falling down the rabbit hole of beauty history and inviting you to join us!

Engaging in activities that promote our well-being can lead to improved mood, reduced stress levels, and enhanced cognitive function. Despite this knowledge, many individuals, myself included, often resist self-care.

By implanting pigments into the skin, artists can create defined brows, a more visible lash line, and enhanced lip color.

Kandyce and I have put together something new at Trinity Esthetics - a fresh menu of curated facial treatments designed with the needs of our clients top of mind! While we will maintain a consultative and customized approach to each unique session, our new facial menu will provide a bit more description and direction for helping you choose a starting point. We created this new menu with our top four client skin concerns in mind - age management, hyperpigmentation and skin tone, acne and blemish-prone skin, and general hydration needs. 

Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, is a cosmetic procedure that involves using a specialized device with tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. These micro-injuries stimulate the body's natural wound healing response, triggering a cascade of processes that ultimately lead to skin regeneration and rejuvenation. While it is touted for treating various conditions, there are some that respond best. Wrinkles and scars are top of the list!

PRX-T33 Unicorn Facial Treatment

Microcurrent treatment, anti-gravity facial for non-invasive facial treatments.

Both Morpheus8 and Sculptra stimulate collagen production which improves the texture and overall quality of the skin. Using both of these modalities in conjunction will enhance the benefits and will provide an even greater improvement to the skin's texture, volume and overall appearance.

When you love what you do, the rest tends to fall into place.

Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate is a stable, water-soluble derivative of Vitamin C that's gentle on the skin. It's suitable for all skin types, including those with sensitive skin.

Microneedling leads to reorganizing old collagen fibers and laying down new collagen, elastin, and capillaries, leading to skin tightening. A significant increase in collagen type I, III, and VII, newly synthesized collagen, and tropoelastin from baseline after six microneedling sessions.

What skin-lightening agents and treatments are going to help correct sun damage? Let’s find out!

Non-invasive treatments? Yes please!

What is small-batch beauty? It’s the new sustainable way to get highly effective skincare. Read more.