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Emily Diane Burg

Founder / Skincare Product Creator / Esthetician at Emme Diane Skincare
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Emily Diane Burg, founder of Emme Diane Skincare, is a trusted and sought-after skin expert, esthetician, and skincare formulator on a mission to solve seemingly unsolvable skin issues. With more than 20 years of professional experience in both medical and spa esthetics, Emme Diane is known for correcting the most problematic skin concerns and is sought out by clients worldwide who turn to her when nothing else has worked. Focusing on correcting the most problematic skin concerns, including adult acne, melasma, and premature aging, Emme Diane uncovered the simple fact that almost every skincare line was full of ingredients that were making these issues worse for her clients. Determined to change the industry and give her clients the best, she obsessively researched and formulated Emme Diane skincare to create remarkable skin transformations for her clients. Along with her customized line of clinical skincare products, comprehensive consultations and proven methods of correcting even the most stubborn skin concerns, her mission is to have her clients love and feel confident in the skin they’re in.

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  • “There are formulary mistakes in the products that keep them in a cycle of breaking out,” she said. “We troubleshoot and look at diet, lifestyle … we do a holistic approach.”

  • “I learned how to make true cellular change in the skin that was sustainable,” she said. “Mentors taught me what I know about skin today, (which is) different from what I learned in beauty school.”

  • Aesthetician Emme Diane says that indoor light, mainly in the form of fluorescent and halogen, emit low levels of UVA light that can be hazardous to skin. “These are the rays that damage and age skin and cause skin cancer,” she adds. “The coating on the outside of the light bulbs is designed to protect us from these rays, but new studies show that this may not always be true. There are often cracks in the coating that let the rays escape.” NewBeauty