2 ASCP Skin Deep March/April 2014
editor's note
ASCP Skin Deep supports, challenges, and
educates today's skin care professionals as they
help clients lead healthier, more confi dent lives.
Editorial
Carrie Patrick, Editor
cpatrick@ascpskincare.com
Darren Buford, Managing Editor
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Karrie Osborn, Senior Editor
kosborn@ascpskincare.com
Brandon Twyford, Assistant Editor
btwyford@ascpskincare.com
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Angie Parris-Raney, Manager
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Hannah Levy, Advertising Coordinator
hlevy@ascpskincare.com
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Amy Klein, Manager
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James Sutherlin, Designer
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When I was a teenager, I
heard some wise advice about
growing up: you can't call
yourself an adult until you stop
being the bucket and start
being the tap.
At the time, admittedly, those words
were aimed more at my need for a $10
movie ticket than my need for a life
philosophy. But now I realize they're true
of everything we do. Giving more than
we take is probably the most important
goal for anyone seeking to live a fulfi lling,
happy, useful life.
It's obvious how that affects our relationships with family
and friends, and how it shapes a career path for anyone in a
caring, service-focused profession like esthetics—constantly
striving to do good and avoid harm. Many choose to expand
those ideals to include a "green" mind-set within their practice,
helping the world while they help their clients. Our cover story
(starting on page 12) offers numerous practical ideas toward
that goal.
Here at Associated Skin Care Professionals, the most
satisfying part of the job is helping you increase the positive
impact you create daily through your work. I hope you'll fi nd
more inspiration in this issue to keep the goodness fl owing.
Give and Take
DEEP
Skin
Vol. #12, Issue #2 March/April 2014
Associated Skin Care Professionals
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