"I can't help but think a number of estheticians with home spas who are posting information are not "officially" a business. By that, I mean, have set up with and met their state's requirements to open a business and obtained all…"
Sally Connor's Groups
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Wild World of Waxing
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Home-Based Estheticians
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The World of Makeup
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Brows & Brazilians...Jus…
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Facial Resurfacing: Peel…
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"I've learned a lot from you. Thanks so much.
I absolutely love hard wax and feel much more comfortable working with it than I do soft wax. Funny I guess, preferences and what you find to be easier or harder.
I will be anxious to try…"
"Oh, yes, you did mention your Pina Colada wax...love the name!
I'm drawing a conclusion that you prefer Berins over depileve. Is that a correct assumption?
What are the advantages with a plastic free wax?
Love your expertise in this…"
"Yes, it's easy to use, spreads well, sets up nicely and quickly, but not too quick... not stringy and removes the hair without irritation. 90% of what I do is with the hard wax.
Since "used" is past tense I am thinking you may…"
"Do you have any experience with Depileve's European Gold (Hard) Wax and Pearl Rosin (Soft) Wax?
I use them and I do like them but wondered if anyone has experience with Depileve and other waxes and can offer some comparitive comments."
"I have used the Aveda products with the depileve wax, both hard and soft, pretty exclusively with good result. I have not purchased the pre and post products that are sold by depileve because I believe the Aveda products are superior…"
Stephanie G Laynes replied to Sally Connor's discussion Facial Waxing Problem in the group Wild World of Waxing"Hmmm...I see this a lot when products are mixed and match. It can work well and then all of the sudden on a random new or old client it doesnt work. Do you have the pre and post depileve products? If so why or why arent you using them. Did you ask…"
" To Stephanie:
All good questions.
Process pretty similar to what I use regularly on customers and all goes super well. Also was used in the Aveda Institute.
Aveda's liquid exfoliant to clean off the skin.
Yes, depileve has been my…"
Stephanie G Laynes replied to Sally Connor's discussion Facial Waxing Problem in the group Wild World of Waxing"What did you cleanse the area with prior specifically? Have you always use depileve gold hard wax for other lip wax clients and has it been sucessful as well?"
"Thank you Cheryl. This is exactly what I am hoping for; Estheticians who have had similar issues and what worked for them."
Cheryl Bruss replied to Sally Connor's discussion Facial Waxing Problem in the group Wild World of Waxing"Hi Sally, Alot of times when the hair is super fine on the upper lip unfortunately I have had to use soft wax it grabs all the fine soft hairs well It may be a bit more painful on some to use but it gets the job done apply a…"
Facial Waxing Problem
Re: Facial Waxing - Brow and LipI had a new client today who, brought by her mother, came to have brows and lip done.She is a young teen, caucasion with dark hair and light skin tone.Her brow hairs are long, and thick. The lip hair is very noticeable, but is of a softer hair type and less thick.She doesn't have a defined hairline; hair is visible across the forehead to the brow around the brow and temples. Genetic makeup. The hair on the skin outside of the brow area is softer and thinner.The…See More
Wild World of Waxing
We live in the world of waxing! We all love to wax and survive by making money removing any and all hair!! Join us to chat about waxing products, techniques, classes and more!!See More
"If you are certified you can buy products for your clients wholesale and that becomes part of your income as you sell it retail; the same as they would have to pay online. I believe certification is for a 2 year period and when you do get…"
Angie replied to Sally Connor's discussion PCASkin in the group Product and Service Recommendations"You can purchase all their products on line any day of the week, so I wont pay to "stay certified" when clients can purchase PCA elsewhere."
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Profile Information
- What best describes your position in the skin care profession?
- Licensed Esthetician
- What setting(s) do you work in?
- Self-employed/Home, Spa, Salon
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:44pm on April 5, 2012,
Andrea Stein said… Welcome Sally!
- At 12:09pm on April 11, 2011, Andrea Stein said…
- welcome!
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