The Mitten Esthetician

✨HIRING MODELS✨

Looking for 2 models for brazilian wax video recordings.

Pay is $50 and the wax itself will be free.

✨What is this for?

We are working on an online training for other licensed estheticians to improve their skill. Your face will not be included in the recording and only the licensed professionals will have access to this course.

✨What are the requirements?

Must sign a contract and be comfortable with being recorded.

Must be available for one of the dates listed below.

Hair must be 1/4 inch long or the size of a rice grain. This is 2-3 weeks after your last shave or 4-5 weeks after your last wax.

✨Dates available:

August 9th at 7PM

August 16th at 7PM (booked)

If you are interested, please message me on FB or text 313 465 0735 with the date you would like.

Current price list of my most popular services!

Have a question? Text 313 465 0735

Want to book? Head on over to my website to schedule an appointment and see our full list of services!

www.themittenesthetician.com

🖤 Kalynn

First rule of brow rehab… put the tweezers down.

Second rule… be patient.

This is my progress over a year. I was a victim of over tweezing and am still working on getting my brows back to their full potential. It’s a process. But it’s so worth it.

Facial Friday.

Today we had citrus essential oil diffusing, the window open, and soft music playing. I swear I need a nap after every facial I give. They are so relaxing.

This facial had an apple enzyme chemical exfoliation and a calming rose mask. Her face was glowing after.

Brow lamination 🖤

What is your favorite form of self care?

Mine is a bubble bath, lights off, candles lit, and a glass of wine in hand.

Need a weight loss plan to get some winter pounds off? Come see us for the perfect way to lose those pounds instantly.

Learning the art of saying “No” is so important. Just because you can do it doesn’t mean you have the capacity to.

It’s always best to be as specific as possible when seeing your esthetician. Communication is key.

Skincare and cosmetics throughout history.

The first archaeological evidence of cosmetics is from Ancient Egypt around 6,000 years ago. But cosmetics weren’t just for aesthetics… they also protected the Ancient Egyptians from the elements, like the sun and insects. In terms of skincare, the Ancient Egyptians used castor, sesame, and moringa oils to fight wrinkles and preserve their youth. Ancient Egyptians also made a soap paste out of clay and olive oil to cleanse their skin. Egyptian women would also incorporate honey and milk masks into their beauty regimes to moisturize their skin, and they would take milk baths and use dead sea salts to exfoliate, rejuvenate, and heal their skin.

It’s so cool how many things we still use today. Almost all of these are still common practices and necessary for skin health.

Give yourself permission to rest.