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The truth is that there are many events that occur both globally and personally to each and every one of us which creates unique, life-changing challenges which call on us to either overcome or succumb. The recent Covid 19 health crisis has challenged us all to accept and adapt in order to move forward. For …
In response to the current health crisis, there are recommended changes to existing day to day spa and salon protocols which must be updated for safety. These recommendations are changing rapidly, so it is advised that in addition to implementing these practices, the business owner checks with local state and city regulations. These tips are to be used as helpful recommendations to keep your salon and spa staff and clients safe. It is most important to uphold the highest level of safety and sanitation practices in your business always.
Sensitive skin is a broad term and can be used to describe clients who experience redness, irritation, or suffer from sensitive skin conditions, for example eczema or atopic dermatitis.
A big trigger for sensitive skin is stress. A spike in cortisol levels can cause skin to become irritated, red and more sensitive. As an esthetician you can provide relief for your clients by offering an anti-stress and sensitive skin treatments in the salon or spa and at-home.
Now more than ever is a reminder of how essential it is that we, as professionals, do not overlook anything when it comes to sanitation. Learn the best sanitation practices, including a sanitation checklist to follow at your spa or salon business, and tutorials on how to properly wash your hands before a facial and sanitize and store your facial tools.
I love being an esthetician and I do believe finding a career you love is a key element for success. However, success must be worked at. Here are some things I’ve put into practice over the years as a beauty professional, which have been instrumental in helping me get to where I am today.
As the CEO of an international skincare company and an esthetician, my career has taken me across the globe, and continues to be as fulfilling a profession as the day I earned my esthetician’s license. There are so many reasons why I am grateful for my career. Here are ten of my top reasons.
Valentine’s Day is approaching! As a spa business, there are many ways in which you can take advantage of this holiday revolved around love. Learn what treatments you should be highlighting on your spa menu.
Investing in ongoing esthetic education is one of the keys to being a successful esthetician. Learn why post-graduate skincare education is important and how it will benefit your career.
After all the excitement of the holidays, January can be a slow time for salons and spas – but it doesn’t have to be! In fact, skin treatments should be just as popular in January as gym memberships. Your clients are looking at the year past and making changes for a happier, healthier and more beautiful New Year. So get them back in the spa with great detox packages and winter skin care that will have them glowing from head to toe.
Working with salon and spa professionals to grow their business has always been one of my passions. This was the inspiration behind an innovative skin care concept that has proven effective and successful for many of our professional clients: The Facial Bar.