Loved this info thank you so much! Took notes on everything you mentioned. How do you feel about SkinScript line? I know it’s very popular for a lot of estys starting out.
Fulvic elixir def makes me break out I’m really sad lol. Alyssa k said it’s either amazing or an acne trigger for many and I didn’t want to believe it 😭
Hi Tess, Could you help? We have always heard that alcohol in skincare is an absolute no-no. But, what about organic formulations which have organic alcohol? I have been doing more research and it seems organic alcohol can actually provide benefits to the formulation and your skin. Just out of curiosity, I searched for ingredients in a couple of masks from Eminence and they both contain Benzyl Alcohol. Also, several Glymed Plus toners and gels contain SD Alcohol. As a professional, what are your thoughts?
It’s a very interesting topic. Alcohols can do a few things- act as solvents, thin out the mixture, emulsify ingredients that normally wouldn’t blend like water and oil, stabilize from unwanted reactions, improve penetration, act as a preservative or as a buffer to balance ph. So, there can be many benefits to the consumer, and there can be some cons. It depends on if it is a short chain (simple) alcohol like denatured or long chain. Short chain can have benefits too, and be very useful, although they get a bad rap in our industry bc people think it’s trying. It does evaporate readily and take water with it. But if you use a small amount, it can help with penetration, and avoid being drying! So, it’s not always black and white as we have been taught!
A little off topic, I hope you don’t mind. Hi! I’m currently debating if I want to enroll in an esthetician program or cosmology program. The school I’m interested in told me I can do esthetician work with a cosmology license. I ultimately want to do nails and skin so I was going to do two programs (nail tech and esthetician). Can I have some insight please? Did you complete an esthetician program only? If so, did they teach you everything that you offer in your salon, or did you have to take additional courses to become certified in certain specialties? I’m worried that with a cosmology program I won’t leave with the same knowledge and understanding as I would if I enroll in the esthetician program. They said cosmology license holds more weight, is that true?
hi! of course i dont mind. so i feel pretty strongly that cosmos should not perform facials.the small amount of skin knowledge you are taught does not come near enough to what you need to know to treat skin conditions. So, if you want to do nails and skin, I would suggest getting both a cosmo and esthetician license- to have a respectable business and the most success! i think it really depends on what you want to do! if you want to really do skincare, an esthetics license holds more weight. if you want to do nails and hair, that would be cosmo!
@@TessZolly that’s how I was looking at it. Esthetician’s are taught more in-depth knowledge compared to the few hours that is covered by the cosmology program. I appreciate your in put so much! Thanks for taking the time to respond. Wishing you all the success with your business and YT channel 🤗
@@sylviam1196 it’s so true. Skin is complex. Most of us esties say school still doesn’t give us enough info, but it’s the best start you can get!! I’m wishing you luck too beautiful.
I wish back bar sized products were available to consumers! I would bathe in the mega moisture cream...that pump...oh well one could dream😄
Haha! I wish I could give it to youuu!
Great video!!! I have a lot of the products you suggested and they are great!! Thank you for a more in-depth description
Yay! I love that! 💗
Thank you so much for these videos. You are a sweetheart 💕
How do you feel about skin script? Would love to hear you go more in depth with their products
does the cellulite lotion help with varicose veins? thank you!
Loved this info thank you so much! Took notes on everything you mentioned. How do you feel about SkinScript line? I know it’s very popular for a lot of estys starting out.
HI Tess! Im a newer esthi and would love to know how you help repair your clients barrier and what protocols and home regime recommendations
when you speak of "barrier" are you referring to the hydrolipidic film?
can you link michelles lymphatic training please
How can a professional order glymed? Do they have a large buy in price? Thank you!
Your videos helped me so much in school & continue to help me! 🖤
There is no minimal order, you just have to open an pro account (:
@@RoyalBrendaa exactly besties
Fulvic elixir def makes me break out I’m really sad lol. Alyssa k said it’s either amazing or an acne trigger for many and I didn’t want to believe it 😭
Yess! It made me break out too and I really wanted to love it!!
Hi Tess,
Could you help? We have always heard that alcohol in skincare is an absolute no-no. But, what about organic formulations which have organic alcohol? I have been doing more research and it seems organic alcohol can actually provide benefits to the formulation and your skin. Just out of curiosity, I searched for ingredients in a couple of masks from Eminence and they both contain Benzyl Alcohol. Also, several Glymed Plus toners and gels contain SD Alcohol. As a professional, what are your thoughts?
It’s a very interesting topic. Alcohols can do a few things- act as solvents, thin out the mixture, emulsify ingredients that normally wouldn’t blend like water and oil, stabilize from unwanted reactions, improve penetration, act as a preservative or as a buffer to balance ph. So, there can be many benefits to the consumer, and there can be some cons. It depends on if it is a short chain (simple) alcohol like denatured or long chain. Short chain can have benefits too, and be very useful, although they get a bad rap in our industry bc people think it’s trying. It does evaporate readily and take water with it. But if you use a small amount, it can help with penetration, and avoid being drying! So, it’s not always black and white as we have been taught!
Is cell protection serum or oxygen moisturizer or the acne friendly moisturizer accutane friendly ?
Daily repair moisturizer *
A little off topic, I hope you don’t mind. Hi! I’m currently debating if I want to enroll in an esthetician program or cosmology program. The school I’m interested in told me I can do esthetician work with a cosmology license. I ultimately want to do nails and skin so I was going to do two programs (nail tech and esthetician). Can I have some insight please? Did you complete an esthetician program only? If so, did they teach you everything that you offer in your salon, or did you have to take additional courses to become certified in certain specialties?
I’m worried that with a cosmology program I won’t leave with the same knowledge and understanding as I would if I enroll in the esthetician program. They said cosmology license holds more weight, is that true?
hi! of course i dont mind. so i feel pretty strongly that cosmos should not perform facials.the small amount of skin knowledge you are taught does not come near enough to what you need to know to treat skin conditions. So, if you want to do nails and skin, I would suggest getting both a cosmo and esthetician license- to have a respectable business and the most success!
i think it really depends on what you want to do! if you want to really do skincare, an esthetics license holds more weight. if you want to do nails and hair, that would be cosmo!
@@TessZolly that’s how I was looking at it. Esthetician’s are taught more in-depth knowledge compared to the few hours that is covered by the cosmology program.
I appreciate your in put so much! Thanks for taking the time to respond. Wishing you all the success with your business and YT channel 🤗
@@sylviam1196 it’s so true. Skin is complex. Most of us esties say school still doesn’t give us enough info, but it’s the best start you can get!! I’m wishing you luck too beautiful.
You don’t know how bad I want the back bar sized fulvic elixr and living cell clarifier😶🌫️😩
Omg back bar of those two… fuh get about it 🤯