One of the first thing I had to learn as a esthetician is learning to master one service at a time and what I did was focused strictly on makeup, I honestly thought it would be super easy, but when I actually got into it color matching and understanding that everybody has a different face structure

I’m an esthetician, and honestly being an esthetician is like this big umbrella there are so many different services you can offer. My main specialties right now are makeup, lashes, brow tinting, and waxing. In school, I learned a whole lot of other skills too ( body sculpting, brow services, hyalu

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I remember the very first client I ever lashed it took me a good 3½ hours because I was trying so hard to be perfect and make every lash look right. But the next day… her lashes fell off, that was so embarrassinggggg! And honestly, that was on me. I was still learning, still figuring out how much a

I don’t really like doing lip injections with a hyaluronic pen. It’s honestly a little scary for me because it’s not something I’m super experienced in as an esthetician, and lips are such a sensitive area. I’d rather be honest about what I’m comfortable with than do something that doesn’t feel rig

There was a time I didn’t have family around, no extra hands, no backup… just me and my son. His dad was a full-time worker too. Some days I had to bring my son to work because life wasn’t giving me any other choice. It wasn’t ideal, but I did what I had to do. That’s what motherhood looks like why

I became a better makeup artist by really investing into my craft. I watched countless makeup tutorials, studied different techniques, and even asked an experienced MUA if I could shadow her so I could learn hands on. I also focused on choosing one style either soft glam or full glam and mastering

People love to say solo service providers don’t do “real work,” but they don’t see what really goes on behind the scenes. Running a beauty business by yourself means you’re not just the service provider you’re the receptionist, the marketer, the cleaner, the accountant, the content creator, the cu

When I was 16, my first job paid me $7.25 an hour at burger king. Now that I’m 23, I still feel like people are getting paid way too little especially in this economy. I knew early on that minimum wage and a 9-5 job weren’t for me. I personally just hated everything about being so controlled an

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