Glow With Ida

A couple of months ago, I walked into my first Beauty Biz Club live event as an Essentials member, excited to learn from women I admired so deeply.

Today, I’m incredibly honored to be returning to IECSC Las Vegas as a Ambassador and, for the very first time, as a Success Mentor for & The Beauty Biz Club. 🤍

I’m so excited to support The Beauty Biz Club by connecting with estheticians who are ready to grow their businesses.

This community has challenged me to think bigger, build a stronger business, and believe in what’s possible not just for myself, but for other estheticians too. Being able to give back and support others on that journey truly feels like a full-circle moment.

If you’re attending the (IECSC Las Vegas), I’d love to meet you!

Come find me at the Sorella Booth #1828 if you’d like to:

✨ Learn more about Sorella Apothecary
✨ Chat about growing your esthetics business
✨ Learn more about The Beauty Biz Club
✨ Ask how you can receive a complimentary 45-minute Success Mentoring session and a special invitation to the club

Whether we’ve known each other for years or we’re meeting for the first time, I’d love to connect. Come say hi, ask questions, and let’s talk about what’s possible for your business.

See you in Vegas! 💕

This sweet client came to me before his wedding after having a difficult experience treating some pesky sebaceous hyperplasia elsewhere.

The photo on the left was taken immediately after a very aggressive treatment. The photo on the right was taken immediately after our treatment.

And I want to be really clear about something: this is NOT a post bashing medical providers. Dermatologists play an incredibly important role in skin health and medicine.
But I do think this photo highlights something important about the difference between treating skin… and caring for skin.

When he first came to me, his skin barrier was compromised, he was anxious about treatment, and honestly just felt defeated and confused about his skin.
So we didn’t jump straight into aggressively treating the sebaceous hyperplasia.

For the first several appointments, we focused on rebuilding his skin barrier with .skin treatments, creating a consistent home care routine, educating him on his skin, and helping him feel comfortable in his skin again.

Only once his skin was healthy and ready did we begin treating the sebaceous hyperplasia.
Because good skin outcomes aren’t just about removing lesions or “fixing” texture as quickly as possible. They’re about preparation, education, healing, trust, and long-term skin health.

Sometimes the skin needs support before correction.
And sometimes the biggest difference in results comes from slowing down and truly caring for the skin in front of you. 🤍

So please continue seeing your dermatologist for annual skin checks and when prescription medication is necessary. But when you want guidance on caring for your skin holistically and supporting its long-term health, come see me :)

Ready to reset your skin barrier and journey on to healthy skin?

Accepting new clients! Book a consultation through the link in my bio 🤍