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  7 Tips For Creating A Relaxing Esthetician Studio

  Creating a soothing and relaxing esthetician studio can enhance the service experience. Estheticians already do their best to provide a relaxing experience, but making a calming studio can help new and returning clients feel serene. In this blog, we will share some tips on how you can create a studio that fits your personality but provides stress relief for all clients.

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  How To Market Your Makeup Skills For Big Events

  Estheticians learn many marketable skills when in school, but one major one is makeup techniques. Providing makeup as an esthetician can be tricky to market, but showcasing your skills to loyal clients can help you take a step up in the industry. This blog will share some extra ways you can market your makeup skills for events like prom, weddings, graduations, anniversaries, and more!

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  More Than Outer Beauty: Esthetics For Self-care And Stress Relief

  Taking care of your skin and body is just as important for your health as exercise and proper diet. Facials, massage, brow lamination, lash services, manicures, and pedicures are a form of self-love but can also provide nutrients for your skin to keep it looking younger. Let’s take a look at how esthetics can improve more than just physical appearance. 

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  How To Transition Your Skincare Routine For Each Season

  Our skin is one of the most sensitive parts of our body, which means that we need to take care of it through each season. Temperature changes that come with different seasons are one of the biggest factors that affect our skin. While you may not need to change your skincare routine completely, each season will require different considerations and you should limit environmental stressors as much as possible. 

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  Determining and Understanding Your Skin Type

  Whether you’re an aspiring aesthetician or a DIY self-care enthusiast, one of the fundamental skills of providing effective skin care is determining different skin types. For aestheticians, knowing your clients’ skin types is crucial for tailoring treatments and recommending appropriate products, and for everyone else, it’s important to understand your own skin’s unique characteristics so […]

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  Exploring Specialized Areas Of Esthetics Education

  Becoming an esthetician means that you will be able to work in many different spas, salons, or industries. Estheticians can further their education after taking basic or master's courses to set them apart from others in the industry. Specialized areas can help you better treat your client's needs or help you move up in your career. Estheticians can learn many different skills in their required courses for licensing, but there are additional skills that can be built upon to help you continue your esthetics education. 

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