What’s your recipe for treating clients just burned from using hot wax?

One of the most common occurrences in waxing is skin lifting or tearing. Professionals should understand the difference between the two so that they can better determine if they can...

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What’s your recipe for staying motivated?

Written by: Ann McDonnell, L.E.

Love what you do. Be passionate about your profession. Do you love the study and care of skin and are you a people person? Do you get gratification from helping...

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What’s your recipe for choosing a specialty product?

Written by: Monique Enriquez

In the skin care industry, a ‘specialty product’ is a complementary product that offers exclusive benefits and targeted-problem solutions far better than the standard, daily-recommended skin care essentials. Specialty products,...

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What’s your recipe for catering to clients currently battling breast cancer?

Written by: Becky Kuehn, L.M.E.

As women, we live in a world where the standards of beauty and youthfulness are set incredibly high. Even when we are healthy, it can often be hard to face...

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What’s your recipe for age appropriate makeup?

Written by: Noreen Young, L.E.

Depending on the client’s age, the makeup artist will need to assist the client with an age-appropriate look. Some young clients want to start using all kinds of makeup at...

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