In the ever changing world of aesthetics, having a clear vision surrounding the development of your business can be the key to success. One effective and creative way to articulate and work towards your goals is by creating an esthetician vision board. Skilfully tying together the bigger picture is not only fun, but an immersive way to make sure you focus on your business. 

What is a vision board?

A vision board is the name given to the concept of creating a visual representation of your businesses goals, dreams, and aspirations. It primarily serves as a motivational tool to manifest your desires by combining images, words, and mottos that resonate with your overall set goals. In the world of esthetics, a vision board can be treated like a roadmap that guides you towards success.

How does a vision board work?

The ideas surrounding a vision board are grounded in the law of attraction. By regularly seeing and recognizing your business goals, you create a positive mindset that...

 When discussing the skincare industry, the words “esthetician” and “aesthetician” are used almost interchangeably. You may be surprised to learn that while these words are used to discuss similar professions, there is more to them than just a spelling preference. 

Let’s shed some light on the definitions behind each title, their crossover in offered services, and the differences between the two. 

What is the role of an esthetician?

First, let’s start off with understanding estheticians. When referencing an esthetician, you are discussing a person whose profession is often the cosmetic procedures side of skincare. Below we’ve listed out some easy ways to distinguish which types of skillsets and services belong to estheticians. 

Estheticians are focused on cosmetics more than aestheticians

Estheticians specialize in beauty services and health of your skin, carrying out services such as facials, lash extensions,...

Within the esthetician professional field, specialization is nothing new. Whether you’ve chosen to focus on microneedling or waxing, being the best is a strong selling point. 

Medical estheticians are in a different league because they’ve built a skill set beyond traditional superficial treatments.

But what is the difference between an esthetician and a medical esthetician? Today, we’re looking at this vital bridge between beauty and medical care. Let’s find out if it’s the right choice for you!

What is a medical esthetician?

Medical estheticians provide services to clients that fall into a clinical category. Under the direct supervision of a medical doctor, they treat complicated skin concerns that aren’t superficial. Usually, they’re working on an issue caused by a medical condition or injury. 

Their state must license them to use equipment and procedures beyond the surface. As such, they don’t work in salons. Instead,...

Creating your own business as an esthetician is one of the reasons most of us pursued the career in the first place. 

But an entrepreneurial spirit, big dream, and passion for customer service will only get you so far. 

If you want to build a six-figure business, there’s more to the equation. We’re looking at key areas to focus on when building a successful brand.

Let’s get down to it!

1. Focus on your niche within the beauty industry

With so many different specialties in the beauty industry, it’s easy to think that you need to offer something for everyone. But that’s not always the case. Estheticians provide unique services that other salons don’t. When building your business, you should first look at what areas of skin treatment or hair removal showcase your special skills. Decide which services offer you the best opportunity to shine and focus there.

Your niche could be facials, microdermabrasion, or waxing. If you have a medical...

 Embarking on your new career as an esthetician is an exciting time. 

There are a few routes to reaching the all-important licensure, and they vary from state to state.

We’re examining the steps to becoming an esthetician today. So get ready to start your new journey!

What is an esthetician?

Estheticians are skincare specialists who’ve been trained to treat a wide range of skin concerns. Through various techniques, they treat and educate their clients on best practices for continued health. While usually not medical professionals, they frequently work in tandem with dermatologists. 

Some states allow apprenticeship programs to take the place of formal education, but this isn’t common. Fewer than 20 don’t require esthetician school, and all have set hours and curriculum. All licensed estheticians must pass state exams before they can practice.

Steps to become an esthetician

Once you’ve found the requirements for your...

What Is An Esthetician?

Choosing which path to follow in your future beauty career is challenging. There are so many different titles and specializations!

Estheticians focus on specific client concerns that encompass a variety of techniques.

We’re looking at what it means to be an esthetician today and what it takes to succeed in the field.

What the career of an esthetician may cover

Estheticians are technicians trained in various modalities focused on skin beautification. They aren’t medical doctors. Instead, they provide services that treat cosmetic skin concerns. This simply means their work impacts the skin's surface and just below, and can have an incredible impact on a client’s confidence and wellbeing!

Their suite of services are non-invasive but can have lasting positive impacts on the skin’s health.

Diagnose and help relieve skin concerns

Skilled practitioners can help diagnose some skin conditions in the salon. They can’t...