Natick June 2016

Page 8 Local Town Pages www.naticktownnews.com June 2016
Is It Time to See an
Acne Specialist?
Lisa Massimiano.
Licensed Esthetician and
Certified Acne Specialist
Owner of Skin Smart Salon
If you have been diagnosed
with acne and haven’t
been satisfied with drug store
products or the suggested
treatment from your doctor,
consider seeing an Acne Specialist.
What is an
Acne Specialist?
An Acne Specialist is a licensed
skin care professional
who is specially trained to
treat acne using a combination
of clinical treatments, home
care protocols and regular follow-up
during the process of
clearing acne prone skin.
Most physicians don’t have
time to spend educating patients
on the root cause of
their acne. They often prescribe
oral antibiotics and
strong topical retinoids that
can leave skin dry, red and irritated.
Patients get frustrated
with these side effects and stop
using the products.
Achieve Clear Skin
Before
How an Acne Specialist
Can Help You.
An Acne Specialist will assess
your individual skin type
and the type of acne you have
to develop a plan of action
specifically for you. They will
take the time to teach you
about the root cause of acne
and provide information on
lifestyle, diet, medications and
ingredients in makeup and
skin care products that exacerbate
acne. They help you to
get your skin clear and teach
you how to keep your acne
under control.
For people struggling with
acne, it can be frustrating to
try and communicate with
their doctor on a timely basis.
My clients tell me that the
best part of working with an
Acne Specialist is that we are
there for them to answer their
questions and provide support
while they go through the process
of getting their skin clear.
Questions about acne? Call me
at (508) 881-1180 or email me
at skinsmartsalon@aol.com. Visit
my website skinsmartsalon.com for
information about the acne program
and other services.
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Take control and manage your acne with a customized treatment program
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Education. Coaching. Support
I went to Skin Smart a little over a year ago as my last ditch effort to
treat my acne. I had tried almost every acne treatment out there and
was still struggling. When I went to Skin Smart my acne was at the
worst it had ever been. I was a little reluctant that anything was going
to help but within a few months I started seeing improvements.
A year later and my skin has neverlooked so good! I am so grateful
for Skin Smart and their products! – Jennifer
Lisa Massimiano - Licensed Aesthetician, Acne Specialist
508-881-1180
44 Front Street, 2nd Floor • Ashland
www.skinsmartsalon.com
Members of the Natick Democratic
Town Committee (NDTC)
recently elected new leaders for
2016-2018. Under Democratic
state party rules, each town or
ward committee must meet after
the Presidential Primary Election
to organize for the next two years.
The March 1 Democratic ballot
included candidates for local
committees. The NDTC held an
organizational meeting on March
31 and elected the officers.
The following officers were
elected:
Chair: Tara Hopper Zeltner
Vice Chairs: Ross Cigna,
Steve Roche
Treasurer: Carol Gloff
Secretary: Craig Bystrynski
Affirmative Action
Coordinators: Jim Acton,
Bob Awkward
“I’m honored to have been
elected to lead this great group
of Democratic activists,” Zeltner
said. “The Natick Democrats are
Natick High Students Have Tenacity!
Three teams from Natick High
School competed in the LA2 Tenacity
Challenge 2016 on April 2
at Bedford High School. The LA2
Tenacity Challenge is an annual
academic scholarship competition
for teams of Latino and African-
American students from urban
and suburban high schools across
Massachusetts.
A recommended team size
of six students allows for several
members of each team to “specialize”
in an area of the challenge
preparation. Schools may
send up to four teams. During the
extended period of preparation,
students build academic capacity,
strengthen intellectual risk-taking
and develop enduring peer and
faculty relationships. Natick’s
Natick Democrats Elect
New Leadership Team
teams competed against 33 other
teams statewide.
This year, the competition
topic area focused on Immigration
policy and equity. Natick’s teams,
named Melting Pot, Narnia and
Galaxia de Sabio, were well prepared.
Team Melting Pot’s history
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NDTC officers (l to r): Craig Bystrynski, Secretary; Ross Cigna, Vice
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Twenty-two NDTC members,
elected as delegates and alternates
at a caucus in February, will attend
the Massachusetts Democratic
State Convention in Lowell on
June 4. The focus of the Convention
will be party rules and policies.
The Committee normally
meets on the fourth Wednesday
of the month at the Natick Town
Hall (3 rd Floor). All Natick Democrats
are welcome at the meetings.
For more information on the
Committee, visit www.natickdemocrats.org.
presentation placed in the Top 5.
Each team is thankful for
the support from their Tenacity
coaches in each main subject
area. Ms. Ma and Ms. Conroy
supported students in math and
science. Ms. Hale and Ms. Crohan
supported students in history.
Ms. Adams supported students
in English literature. A special
thanks to METCO Program Director
Rasheedah Clayton for her
recruitment of staff and students
to participate and support this important
academic experience.
The competition was a great
experience for the students representing
Natick High and their
coaches. Overall, participants had
a great time, and everyone is already
looking forward to competing
again next year!