Category: Esthetician
July 16, 2014
4 Tips for Giving Clients the Perfect Facial
Every time you give a client a facial, you want it to be the best facial of their life! Creating a great facial experience for your clients will increase the chances of them rebooking with you once the service is complete, which is the lifeblood of your esthetician business. Here are 4 tips on how…
July 9, 2014
The Salon Success Academy Esthetician Kit
The Salon Success Academy Esthetician Kit comes with everything you’ll need to begin your training to become an esthetician. There’s a head-to-shoulder esthetician mannequin and many other high quality professional products and equipment from some of the best known names in the beauty industry. Save Save
June 18, 2014
What Will I Really Learn in Esthetician School?
Are you passionate about skincare and want to pursue a career in esthetics? Read more on our blog about all the things you’ll learn while in esthetician school!
September 18, 2013
Study Finds New Marketing Ideas for Licensed Estheticians
A new study from the Interactive Advertising Bureau found that skin care clients are highly influenced by the Internet and social media when they’re making their purchases. The study includes some valuable information for licensed estheticians, especially those working as independent contractors, with new ways to market their services and grow their clientele base.
May 15, 2013
Inside the New Esthetics Rooms at Salon Success Academy
The esthetics program at Salon Success Academy has just experienced some major upgrades! The Upland and Redlands locations have new treatment rooms with new hydraulic spa beds and high-frequency steamers. The school’s esthetics students will treat their clients to high-end facials and skin care treatments using this new technology and the Bioelements product line.
November 20, 2012
Spa Industry Shows Signs of Steady Growth
A new report spells good news for licensed estheticians in the spa industry! The report from the International SPA Association found that spa revenue in the U.S. grew 4.5% to $13.4 billion at the end of 2011 from a year earlier. The study also found a significant increase in the number of spa visits and the number of full-time employees compared to the previous year.
