I was published in the New York Post!
Four years ago I was interviewed about how I was saving money during the pandemic by doing my own nails, hair and skincare. I mentioned how although I never went to Cosmo school, I always wanted to. Fast forward, I graduated esthetics school and am still doing my own hair/nails/makeup and skin treatments! #personalstylist #nycesthetician #estheticianstudent #newyorkcitygirl #newyorkcitylife #beautytechnician #newspaperphotoshoot #curvycreator
In the past few years, many individuals have adopted DIY beauty routines, especially during the pandemic. This shift not only helped save money but also empowered people to explore their creativity. Skilled estheticians emphasize the importance of learning proper techniques for at-home care. Resources like online courses and community beauty groups can be invaluable for aspiring beauty enthusiasts. While the pandemic presented challenges, it also opened avenues for individuals to explore their passions within the beauty industry. Those interested in becoming an esthetician can benefit from educational programs and networking opportunities. Additionally, the evolution of beauty from traditional salons to at-home practices continues to influence trends in self-care regimens. The rise of social media has allowed many to showcase their skills, promoting a culture of sharing tips and experiences. This not only strengthens community ties but also enhances personal growth for beauty aficionados.
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