Evergreen Skin Studio

Something Luxe is coming to the studio!
A little extra pampering, a little extra glow, and some special perks just for you. 🌿

Make It Luxe Week is coming November 16–21, and I have a few treats planned to help you head into the new year feeling your best!

Mark your calendar and stay tuned. I’ll be sharing all the details soon! 💚

There’s more to exfoliation than just booking a peel! ✨

From gentle enzymes and nano infusion to lactic acid treatments and advanced resurfacing, there are many ways to achieve smoother, brighter, healthier-looking skin.

The key is choosing the right approach for your skin’s unique needs and goals.

At Evergreen Skin Studio, I prefer to work with your skin, not against it. Sometimes gentle is best, while other times a more targeted treatment is just what your skin needs.

🍂 Swipe through to explore three different approaches to exfoliation!

Because healthy skin isn’t about exfoliating more. It’s about exfoliating wisely. 🤎

Fall is often called “peel season,” but that doesn’t mean everyone needs a peel.

Exfoliation can do wonderful things for dullness, rough texture, clogged pores, uneven tone and the buildup of dead skin cells.

But there’s a big difference between needing exfoliation and needing aggressive exfoliation.

For one person, I might choose gentle enzyme exfoliation during a facial.

For another, the Pumpkin Lactic Facial might be perfect.

And for someone wanting more corrective resurfacing, an RDS peel may make more sense.

The right choice depends on your skin, your goals, what you’re using at home and what your skin can comfortably handle.

The calendar tells me it’s fall.

Your skin tells me how I should treat it. 🍂

Hi, I’m Pam! 🌿

It’s been a while since I’ve properly introduced myself around here, so whether you’re new to Evergreen Skin Studio or you’ve been with me for years, welcome!

I’ve been a licensed esthetician since 2005, and after more than two decades in this industry, I can honestly say that my passion for skin health has only grown.

Over the years, my approach to skincare has evolved. I’ve learned that healthy skin isn’t about chasing every new trend, using the strongest products, or trying to turn back the clock.

It’s about understanding your skin, respecting its natural functions, and giving it what it needs to thrive.

My approach combines thoughtful, customized treatments with a focus on skin barrier health, nutrition, lifestyle, and realistic home care. I believe that what we do for our skin is just as important as what we put on it.

After many years of owning and operating a larger spa, I created Evergreen Skin Studio to return to what I love most: working one-on-one with clients, building meaningful relationships, and helping people feel comfortable and confident in their skin.

The name Evergreen was chosen intentionally. To me, it represents growth, resilience, and the idea that we can continue to thrive and evolve at every stage of life.

And that’s exactly how I approach skincare. Not anti-aging, but healthy aging. Not perfection, but progress.

I’m so glad you’re here, and I look forward to sharing more about skin health, treatments, and the little things we can do every day to care for ourselves.

💚 Pam

If you’ve reached your 40s or 50s and suddenly feel like you don’t recognize your own skin anymore, you’re not imagining it.

The hormonal changes surrounding menopause can affect much more than how dry your skin feels.

Skin can become thinner and less resilient. Collagen production declines. It may hold onto moisture differently, become more reactive and take longer to recover.

And products or routines you’ve used successfully for years may suddenly not seem to work the same way.

That doesn’t mean you need ten new products or the most aggressive anti-aging treatment you can find.

It means your skin has changed and your approach may need to change with it.

I recently wrote more about menopause and skin changes on the Evergreen blog. If you’re navigating this stage yourself, I think you’ll find it helpful. 🤍 (Link in bio)

When someone comes to me with acne, my first instinct isn’t necessarily to exfoliate more.

Sometimes it’s actually the opposite.

In Ashley’s case, her skin had already been through aggressive acne treatments and her barrier needed support.

So instead of continually trying to “dry up” or exfoliate away the problem, we focused on creating an environment where her skin could function better.

That meant looking at the whole picture: her barrier, inflammation, hydration, home care and how her skin responded from one appointment to the next.

Did we still use treatments designed to improve acne, texture and post-breakout marks? Absolutely.

But we earned the right to do more by first getting her skin into a healthier place.

That’s a big part of how I approach problem-solving at Evergreen: I treat the skin that’s actually in front of me, not just the condition written on the intake form

This is Ashley. And there’s much more to these photos than a before and after.

When we started working together, her skin was dealing with acne—but it was also dealing with the aftermath of trying to treat that acne aggressively.

That distinction mattered.

Instead of looking at her skin and simply asking, “How do we get rid of the breakouts?” I wanted to know what her skin had been through, what she was using at home, how it responded to treatment and what might be keeping it stuck in a cycle of inflammation.

Over time, we changed the way we approached her skin.

And I asked Ashley to share some of her experience in her own words because I think her perspective is just as important as mine.

Swipe through to read what she had to say. 🤍

Individual results vary, and every acne journey is different.