Esthetician Edit

Esthetician Edit

A one-stop hub where estheticians can connect, learn, and thrive. As a community of passionate skincare and beauty pros, we know you want access to the latest insights, techniques, and inspiration from across the industry—and Esthetician Edit is here to deliver all that and more. Follow us on Instagram @EstheticianEdit Read the magazine at lneonline.com

  1. 4d ago

    How to Turn First-Time Clients Into Lifelong Clients | Client Retention with Erin Blaser

    What does it really take to turn a one-time facial into a lifelong client relationship? In this episode of Esthetician Edit, Samantha sits down with Erin for a business and client-retention deep dive. Erin shares what she’s learned since opening her own storefront, from building and managing a team to creating strong client relationships and staying confident as a provider. They also talk about why listening during consultations can completely change the way you approach a client’s treatment plan. In this episode, we cover: How to create consultations that actually connect with your clientsTurning a “one-and-done” facial into a long-term treatment planSetting realistic expectations around treatments and resultsWhy confidence matters when rebooking clientsSimple wording that can help you rebook instead of asking if they want to come backBuilding client relationships that last 5, 10+ yearsSmall touches that make clients feel rememberedFollowing up with clients you haven’t seen in monthsUsing your existing clientele to grow your businessManaging a team while continuing to grow as a business ownerWhy other estheticians aren’t necessarily your competitionThe importance of education, community, and sharing what worksErin will also be speaking at ICES Fort Lauderdale, where she’ll be teaching about turning consultations into lifelong, committed clientele. Whether you're a new esthetician, building your clientele, or managing your own studio, this episode is full of practical advice you can take straight into your treatment room and business. Class is officially in session! ✨ Follow Aesthetician Edit: @estheticianedit #Esthetician #EstheticianBusiness #ClientRetention #EstheticsBusiness #SkincareBusiness

  2. Sep 28

    Micro current Facial Technology: Sculpting, Lifting & Skin Transformation with Dermotechnology

    What if your facial treatment could combine microcurrent technology, sculpting massage, skin infusion, and advanced skincare all in one customized protocol? In this episode of The Aesthetician Edit, we go inside a full DermoTechnology treatment and break down how this technology can be used to support different skin concerns—from congestion and sensitivity to lifting, sculpting, hydration, and overall skin rejuvenation. We talk about the importance of proper contraindications, conductive products, electrodes, treatment customization, and technique, including how the face holder, gloves, and different frequencies can be incorporated into a treatment. We also explore how the technology can be adapted for the face, neck, scalp, and body. You'll also hear about: How microcurrent can be incorporated into a customized facialWhy proper electrodes and conductive products matterSculpting and lifting techniques using microcurrent glovesHow different frequencies can be selected for different goalsFacial drainage and muscle stimulationCombining technology with masks, serums, LED and other modalitiesHow estheticians can create unique protocols instead of offering a one-size-fits-all treatmentThe importance of hands-on education and experimenting with your protocolsThis episode is especially for estheticians who want to understand the “why” behind advanced technology, not just how to operate a machine. Class is officially in session! ✨ #AestheticianEdit #Esthetician #Microcurrent #MicrocurrentFacial #FacialTreatment #Esthetics #SkincareTechnology #AdvancedEsthetics #EstheticianEducation #FacialMassage #SkinRejuvenation

  3. Sep 17

    Are Trade Shows Really Worth It? The Truth About Samples, Education & Finding the Right Brands

    What really makes a trade show valuable for an aesthetician? In this episode of Esthetician Edit, Samantha sits down with Danny, Show Director of ICS, to have an honest conversation about what happens on the trade show floor—and what both attendees and exhibitors can do to get more out of the experience. From samples and show deals to education, demos, brand partnerships, and community, we’re breaking down some of the biggest feedback aestheticians have shared about trade shows and looking at the perspective from both sides. We talk about: Why samples are such a big topic for attendeesWhat exhibitors are actually investing in when they attend a trade showWhy aestheticians need time to try products before opening an accountThe importance of education beyond simply learning how to use a productWhy live demonstrations can be one of the most valuable parts of the show floorHow to find brands that genuinely align with your business and philosophyWhy not all trade shows are created equalHow ICS approaches exhibitors and keeps the focus on the aestheticianThe importance of long-term relationships between brands and estheticiansHow to make the most of workshops, conferences, and the show floorWhy community and connection are such an important part of the industryPlus, we talk about ICES Fort Lauderdale, coming up October 17–18 at the Broward County Convention Center, and what attendees can expect from the education, exhibitors, live demos, and Aesthetician Edit VIP experience. If you've ever walked away from a trade show feeling overwhelmed, underwhelmed, or unsure of what you were supposed to get out of it, this conversation is for you. Have your own trade show experience or feedback? Let us know in the comments! #EstheticianEdit #Esthetician #Esthetics #EstheticianEducation #Skincare #TradeShow

  4. Aug 28

    Aya’s Touch: The Art of Luxury Facials, Building Confidence & Finding Your Path as an Esthetician

    What does it really take to create an extraordinary facial experience? According to Aya of Aya’s Touch, it starts long before the products or equipment, it starts with intention, purpose, confidence, and the hands of the esthetician. In this episode of Esthetician Edit, Samantha sits down with Aya to talk about her journey from helping her mother wax clients to working at the Peninsula Beverly Hills and eventually creating her own private sanctuary in Los Angeles. Aya shares why she believes the profession chose her, how working in both a neighborhood salon and a luxury hotel shaped her approach to skincare, and why creating a business around your own life can be more fulfilling than following someone else's blueprint. They also dive into: ✨ What truly makes a facial feel luxurious✨ Why intention matters more than expensive products✨ The power of learning to trust your hands✨ Building confidence as a solo esthetician✨ Why you don't need machines to create incredible results✨ How to choose products and commit to what you believe in✨ The importance of mentorship and surrounding yourself with supportive people✨ Knowing your value and being confident enough to raise your prices✨ Avoiding comparison and staying in your own lane✨ Finding your passion when you're feeling burned out✨ How Aya's hands-on training helps estheticians elevate their technique and business✨ Why there is never an “end” to your esthetics journey Aya's message is simple but powerful: stay true to yourself, find the people who light your torch, and keep going. If you're a new esthetician, an experienced soloist, or simply looking for a reminder of why you started, this conversation is for you. Follow Esthetician Edit for more conversations, education, industry insights, and inspiration for today's esthetician. #Esthetician #Esthetics #AestheticianEdit #AyaSTouch #Facialist #SkincareProfessional #EstheticianBusiness #SoloEsthetician #EstheticianEducation #LuxuryFacial #SpaBusiness

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A one-stop hub where estheticians can connect, learn, and thrive. As a community of passionate skincare and beauty pros, we know you want access to the latest insights, techniques, and inspiration from across the industry—and Esthetician Edit is here to deliver all that and more. Follow us on Instagram @EstheticianEdit Read the magazine at lneonline.com

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