Enhanced Touch

Not all estheticians want the same thing from massage training.

Some are looking for new treatment ideas.

Some want to build confidence in their hands.

Some want to create a more relaxing experience for their clients.

Some want to offer something that helps them stand out.

Some simply want to refine a skill they already use every day.

None of these goals are right or wrong.

The key is finding training that supports the type of esthetician you want to become and the experience you want to create for your clients.

What do you hope to gain from massage education?


 


Esthetic tools are everywhere right now, but technique matters more than the tool itself.

One of the biggest mistakes I see is estheticians moving too quickly or using tools without enough flow, intention, or not long enough.

Tools should enhance the facial experience, not distract from it.

This month, Hale & Hush has been featuring esthetic tools throughout May, including a Spotify podcast discussion today focused on esthetic tools and sensitive skin, which is such an important conversation.

Inside my Massage Sequences with Esthetic Tools training video, I teach complete facial massage sequences using:

• gua sha boards
• gua sha mushrooms
• ice globes
• stainless steel rollers

The focus is not just how to use the tools, but how to create a treatment experience that feels soothing, flowing, and professional for the client.

And yes… the esthetician experience matters too.

Tools should support your hands, not replace them.

My Massage Sequences with Esthetic Tools training video is also currently $10 off through the end of May.

Link in bio for details.

Menopause changes more than skin.

My latest article published in explores an often-overlooked side of menopause: the loss of regular, meaningful touch and the role estheticians may play in creating safe, calming human connection through professional touch.

As estheticians, we often focus on visible skin changes. But for many clients, the experience of intentional touch, relaxation, and feeling cared for can carry just as much importance.

Read the full article here https://lipglossandaftershave.com/gaynor-farmer-katics/