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Now that allergy season is upon us! …. I WILL be gently dying everyday.😪

Seeing my students win is honestly the best feeling ever and puts the biggest smile on my face !!! 🫶🏽 I’m rooting you all of you !!

The students are learning skin diseases and disorders so they recreate them on vanilla wafers use frosting and candies

🍁🍂This falls 2023 Fall Giveaway 🍂🍁

This year I’m collaborating with other small businesses to start off the fall season 🫶🏽🥮🍂🍁
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A fall facial
Accessories from
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A 60 massage with warm spiced oils
Fall gift basket ($15 Starbucks gift card , fall pillow, knit-your-own pumpkin kit , Halloween mug)

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GIVEAWAY ENDS SEPTEMBER 24!

As an esthetician, cosmetologist, or waxer performing waxing services it’s important to have an understanding of how the hair forms, grows,and sheds not only to safe and effective do our jobs but also to educate our clients when they have questions in the wax room about how the service is done or about the anatomy of the hair structure(pilosebaceous unit).
The pilosebaceous unit is made of the hair follicle, the hairstrand, the arrector pili muscle and the sebaceous gland.
When you are waxing, you want to pull out hairs with the bulb and sheath still attached. Doing this makes sure that the new hair that comes back will be thin and grow in patches
If you see this, you can be sure that your clients will have less hair growing each time