I see more congestion when they don't cut back on cheese and milk.
I read an article about how estheticians' own stress levels can impact client skin reactions. Last week, I tried taking three deep breaths before every facial appointment. Clients immediately seemed more at ease during steam and extractions. One regular even said her skin felt calmer and less red after the session. It's amazing how a small shift in my mindset improved the whole experience. Now I'm curious if other pros have simple tricks to stay present. Do you have a go-to method to reset between clients?
I always told people with oily skin to use light lotion, but now I think a richer cream can actually help balance things. Her skin got less shiny after she tried it on a whim, so I've been testing this idea since.
Honestly, I got a nasty burn that took weeks to calm down. Tbh, never trust a gray sky with your skin.
A new client walked in with irritation from using a jade roller incorrectly. She was pressing too hard and caused bruising. I showed her the right way to use it. This made me wonder how common these mistakes are. Let's share tips to prevent this.