Goodie Glow Skincare

pretty sure every estie has had this exact convo 😂

I’m a BIG believer that if something can be done easily at home, it doesn’t belong in my treatment room.

So how do I take facials from generic to intentional?

I can’t give away alllll my secrets (not yet, at least), but here’s my blueprint:

🧴One base mask for the main concern

🧪A complementary mask for the secondary concern

💥Boost with powders/serums based on what the skin needs

This is exactly how masking becomes intentional & why no two treatments ever feel the same.

Because if a client can do it at home, what’s the value of seeing a professional? 🤍✨

After all this time in the treatment room, believe me when I say: the skin analysis is the most underrated part of the facial. 🔬

It’s where the real solutions live… but only if you know the right questions to ask.

Any estie can ask “What are your skin concerns today?”

But diving deeper during the consultation will help to spot patterns instead of chasing symptoms.

The right questions help you recognize if a client is dealing with:
💧 Dryness vs Dehydration
💥 Congestion vs Acne
🔎 Sensitivity vs Sensitization
🍂 Seasonal Flare Ups vs Ongoing Concerns

THIS is how treatments stop feeling generic and start feeling intentional💫

Esties, what’s one question you never skip during the consult? 👇

Monday, Tuesday… who even knows? Your skin still deserves the glow ✨😂

Here’s why:

Dermaplaning is a great service, but it’s not for every face, every time.

Here’s when dermaplaning isn’t the right move:

• active or inflamed breakouts, rosacea

• sensitized or compromised skin

• prescription skin meds, antibiotics, blood thinners

• Accutane within the past year

• recent exfoliation, waxing, laser, or peels

• sunburn, open lesions, cold sores, poor healing

• immune or healing concerns

And if it’s your first time? Don’t try it right before a big event.

This isn’t about doing less. It’s about protecting your client and getting the right results.

Save this and share with an estie bestie 🤍

Ever wondered why nothing you’re doing for your skin seems to work, even when you’re doing all the “right” things?

There might be a reason you haven’t considered.

A dysregulated nervous system keeps the body in fight or flight, which in turn, puts the skin into survival mode (because freaking out internally just isn’t enough🫠).

So what does that look like?

When your skin enters survival mode, it can often show up as:
• inflammation that won’t calm
• slower healing and repair time
• impaired barrier function and dryness
• congestion and dullness

Anything we can do to calm the nervous system will help lower your cortisol, improve your circulation, and support lymphatic drainage.

This is a great example why monthly facials and mindful practices at home can be so crucial to your wellbeing and overall results.

Facials don’t just work on the skin physically, but physiologically too. They signal safety to the body and mind, allowing your skin to regulate, repair, and respond.

Remember… Safe body. Receptive skin. Real results.

📍Save this for later & share it with someone stuck in fight or flight mode

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love this for herrrrrr 🥹🫶