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How to Build a Sustainable Beauty Career Without Burning Out

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By Anne Moratto
| Modern Salon Verified
A passion for beauty can launch a career, but passion alone does not make that career sustainable. For stylists, nail artists, estheticians, massage therapists and other beauty and wellness professionals, the work is creative, physical and deeply personal. The challenge is building a professional life that supports that work for years, not simply surviving the next busy season. Ali Yanez, senior vice president of LifeSpa at Life Time, has a wide-angle view of that challenge.
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The Future is Here: Reverse Signs of Premature Aging in Hair with K18’s FutureIQ™ Biomimetic Hair Longevity Serum

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By Anne Moratto, Nicole Johnson Verified
| Modern Salon Verified
The FutureIQ™ biomimetic hair longevity serum is a lightweight, fast-absorbing formula, powered by K18’s proprietary MultiVital™ technology, designed to simultaneously support hair retention, scalp vitality, and pigment longevity through biology-first intervention. K18’s FutureIQ™ Serum is formulated to address premature aging signs in hair. The serum features MultiVital™ technology for supporting hair retention, scalp vitality, and pigment longevity.
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Physical Therapist Shares Best Posture Tips for Hairdressers and Nail Technicians to Prevent Neck, Back and Shoulder Pain

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By Nail Bytes, Anne Moratto
| NAILS Magazine Verified
Orthopedic PT reveals three daily exercises plus ergonomic advice that can help salon professionals avoid the aches and injuries caused by standing, bending and repetitive overhead work. July 17, 2026 Hairdressers, barbers and nail technicians spend hours each day standing, bending forward and performing repetitive movements that can take a toll on the neck, shoulders and back.
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