Neurospice Beauty Electrolysis

A little over one year ago and two months before my wedding, I was laid off from my software engineering job and quickly realized I wanted to leave that career entirely. For the first time in my life, I started thinking about what kind of career would work best with my mind, not the other way around.

Since I was a little girl, I’ve always been into beauty and being girly, so I knew I wanted to pursue something in the beauty industry. I personally had gotten electrolysis on my chin about 10 years ago, and I have an addiction to tweezing my own facial hair (I counted 13 tweezers around my house 🤦🏻‍♀️), so I thought I may enjoy this. And I was so right!

Since then, I’ve helped over a hundred (mostly) women get rid of unwanted hair that has been stealing their confidence. For the first time in any career that I’ve had, I feel confident in my skills, appreciated, and like I’m making a real difference. Seeing less and less hair on my clients every time they come in makes me so happy!!

Celebrating 1 year of Neurospice Beauty Electrolysis being open this week means betting on myself to start my first-ever business, and that’s huge for this shy, risk-averse neurodivergent girl.

Biggest thanks to my clients for trusting in me, my husband who has helped me physically and mentally through a year of my chronic illnesses progressing, especially Sam the front desk concierge who has made setting up and maintaining a business quick and easy, and my meds that have enabled me to continue working as I deal with my health. Thank you all for following my journey and for your support! 🫶🏻