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Spa owners, entrepreneurs, or anyone thinking of building their own business and wanting to share their thoughts and experiences.

FACE FORWARD was established in 1989 by licensed cosmetologist and Master Esthetician Rhonda Cummings, with one goal in mind—to empower the beauty professional with the advanced training needed to keep pace in an increasingly complex and competitive industry.In 1993 the company became the exclusive New England Training and Distribution Center for GlyMed Plus®, delivering post-graduate and advanced product education to Cosmetologists, Estheticians, Nurses and Physicians in hundreds of Salons,…See More

As the largest association devoted to skin care professionals, ASCP provides components vital to your success: liability insurance coverage, news and trends, continuing education and webinars.

The purpose of this group is to connect NY State Licensed Estheticians.

This group will discuss all aspects of getting started in the esthetics field. We will need some experienced estheticians to provide guidance and references as well, I hope everyone will help these beginners succeed!

This is a group for all home-based providers with a treatment room at home, full-scale business at home or just those considering home-based skincare.  Let's put our heads together on ideas to meet the challenges of a micro-spa.  To our success!

A group devoted entirely to Makeup! The brands we use, the tricks we have mastered and advice from one makeup artist to the next! and please, if you have it, share pictures of your work!

This group is for Esty's to follow Shelley Hancock's fun stories of new treatments, products and marketing ideas. Using my 24 years in this industry, I love to share what's working to make my skincare business thrive!

Let's share ideas about how to build and keep a clientele.  This is something we all need to do.  What, if any, discounts do you offer new clients?  What incentives for referrals and for rebooking appointments? See More

Identifying and treating Rosacea. It is often misidentified, particularly the "oily" kind. Seeking feedback from those who have an understanding of this skin disorder- and managing your client's skin care effectively.See More

This is a group where we can all ask for and share recommendations for products and services that we find helpful in our esthetic practices.

For anyone currently treating acne and those who are interested in treating acne.

The purpose of this group is to invite skin care educators to network and dialogue on issues related to esthetic education and improve the educational experience.