Beauty Blog

Esthetics is getting exciting to say the least!   We are approaching our last quarter of 2014 and we have fielded hundreds of phone calls and emails about the new state law.   I have heard a lot of frustrations from people that were not aware of the changes.   With only a few months left, estheticians only

Wow! I can’t believe this year is more than half way over! And to all you Estheticians out there, you know that there are only a few more months left to be grandfathered into the master Esthetics program in Washington state.

If you are all set to take part in a makeup artist competition, you should look for ways and means to standout in the competition. And win it hands down. Do not let your nerves get the better of you.

I love everything about fall. The smells, the crisp air, colors of the leaves changing, FOOTBALL, Halloween, Pumpkin Spice Lattes…what’s not to love?! I also love being able to wear my sweaters and boots and changing up my makeup. Burgundy lips with a light bronzed eye.

If you’re considering a cosmetology career, you’re not alone. Cosmetology is a field which is ever-growing, and it’s predicted to keep doing so.

It may seem easy to an outsider, or even a person who frequents salons and spas, to become a successful cosmetologist.

When you decide to be a nail technician student at Evergreen Beauty College, Miss Mimi, your nail tech instructor is the first face you’ll see at 8am when you walk into school.

As a recent graduate from esthetics school, you’re still trying to build a reputation and customer base. It’s crucial that newly graduated estheticians make themselves stand out.

Aside from successful marketing and networking, you have to give yourself an “edge.” Or something that makes you different and more noticeable.

Find your niche or specialty.

Sharp-looking cheekbones slim the face and add a touch of refinement to your facial features.

Not all of us are lucky enough to be born with chiseled cheekbones. But now you can get the look without having to invest in expensive and complicated plastic surgery.

You know the old adage, “The grass is always greener on the other side.” It applies to health and beauty, too. Brunettes want to be blonde, blondes want dark hair and curly heads long for straight tresses.

Sigh.

The adventure of going to a salon and getting your haircut can end in several ways. You feel satisfied, you experience something akin to joy.