Your face is a canvas that inevitably shows signs of aging due to stress, sun exposure, and the passage of time. While some people prioritize skincare from an early age, others only address it when a problem arises. However, as Rachel Lee Lozina, owner of Blue Water Spa in Long Island, New York, points out, the skin on your face is more important than any designer bag or shoes as it’s the first thing that people notice. We spoke to top aestheticians from around the country to find out what they can glean about us from the state of our skin and how we can better care for it at home.
Aestheticians note how invested we are in our skincare routines as soon as we walk through the door. While demeanor and interactions with the front desk staff can give some clues, aestheticians like Emma Smith of Glowbar focus on how well put together someone appears. People who dress well and take pride in their appearance typically prioritize skincare practices while those who appear late or sloppy do not. Elizabeth Moran, an adviser to Droplette, adds that clients’ body language can also reveal how confident they feel about themselves.
Aestheticians need detailed information about clients’ skin concerns, routines, medications, and lifestyle choices to create a customized treatment plan. The best aestheticians act as sleuths, trying to uncover all the facts to get the whole story. For example, Emily Trampetti of Skin Property Virtual Esthetics asks about clients’ medications, gut health, stress levels, and regimens to learn about the possible causes of their skin problems.
Listening to clients’ answers and observing their behavior can also hint at whether they feel confident and comfortable in their own skin. Aestheticians like Crystal Shaffer of Exhale Med Spa notice when clients express discomfort or self-consciousness and try to address both their physical and emotional concerns. In contrast, clients who overshare may not feel comfortable being present and taking care of themselves.
Aestheticians can tell if clients use effective, high-quality products and have developed good skincare habits. Anna Hall of Argentta Spa at The Watergate Hotel notes clients who cleanse their skin twice a day, exfoliate, and moisturize with quality products. On the other hand, clients with problematic skin may focus more on trying new products than sticking to a consistent skincare routine. Poor-quality products, excessive makeup, dirty brushes, and sunburns can also be detrimental to skin.
It’s essential for clients to have realistic expectations about what aestheticians can achieve. Unrealistic expectations about pore size and skin texture caused by social media filters and celebrity Photoshop are common. Clients should be prepared for long-term dedication to regular treatments and home routines to achieve better results. Aestheticians highly recommend wearing sunscreen every day and keeping your skincare routines simple yet effective, focusing on quality over quantity.
In conclusion, while signs of aging are inevitable, proper skincare routines can give us the best chance to maintain beautiful, healthy, and radiant skin. So, it’s time to invest in ourselves and prioritize our skincare practices.
Denial of responsibility! VigourTimes is an automatic aggregator of Global media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, and all materials to their authors. For any complaint, please reach us at – [email protected]. We will take necessary action within 24 hours.
