Holistic approach in cosmetology
The history of the holistic approach and modern skin care
What is the essence of a holistic approach to care and can it be applied in the beauty industry today?
The word "holistic" became a buzz word: holistic spa, holistic cosmetics, holistic massage, and eventually holistic skin care and aesthetic medicine. But what is it really? What is the essence of a holistic approach to care and can it be applied in the beauty industry today?
If you ask people how they understand a holistic approach, they will most likely say something about organic cosmetics with natural ingredients, traditional herbal remedies, the use of massage techniques or a personalized approach to clients. But if you want to understand better and see more broadly - read about the fascinating history and ancient philosophy of holism.
The word "holistic" comes from the word "holism" (from the Greek holos, which means whole, complete). Holism was one of the oldest philosophical currents that dominated European thought from antiquity to modern times.
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