Today we’re joined by Katey Kristabelle, the creator behind Faces By Katie and the founder of Mindful Beauty. She’s not only one of our speakers for the upcoming ICES show, but also someone whose holistic approach to skincare has inspired so many in the esthetics community.In this episode, we dive deep into:✨ How chronic acne shaped her path into becoming an aesthetician✨ The shift from traditional skincare to internal healing practices✨ Hormones, gut health, inflammation & emotional stress✨ Why acne is often a symptom, not the root problem✨ Her philosophy as a holistic aesthetician and how she supports clients todayKatey opens up about feeling alone in her early acne experiences, navigating dermatologist visits, using prescriptions, and eventually realizing that true healing goes far deeper than peels and topicals. Her story is all about connection, resilience, and understanding the body from the inside out.If you’ve ever struggled with acne, chronic symptoms, or feeling dismissed in your skincare journey, this episode is for you. 💛

The brow industry is no longer just an add-on, it’s a full-blown empire! 💅In this episode of Esthetician Edit, we sit down with Ellie from Ellie Brows & Beauty to talk about her journey from makeup artist to successful brow business owner.Ellie shares how she discovered her passion for brows while working at Anastasia Beverly Hills, what caused the brow industry boom, and why specializing in one skill can unlock limitless earning potential.We dive into:✨ The evolution of the brow industry💡 How social media changed beauty careers💪 Why mastering one niche leads to success💸 How aestheticians can grow their income by specializing in browsWhether you’re an esthetician, a beauty student, or a brow lover, this episode is packed with business insight and inspiration.💖 Follow us for more esthetician stories & tips:Instagram | TikTok | YouTube: @estheticianedit🎧 Subscribe for weekly episodes that spotlight the beauty pros shaping our industry!

Welcome back, besties! 💕
In this episode of Esthetician Edit we sit down with René De La Garza, founder of Brow Down Studios and Brow Down Pro, to dive deep into how his journey from professional singer to aesthetician led him to become one of the most respected names in the brow industry.

Renée shares how a simple love for products turned into a thriving business and signature brow technique that clients can’t get enough of. We chat about:
✨ How his passion for brows began
✨ The transition from music to beauty
✨ Why mastering brows became his calling
✨ The story behind Brow Down Studios & his unique brow method
✨ Tips for estheticians finding their artistic lane

If you’re an esthetician, brow artist, or beauty entrepreneur, this conversation will inspire you to follow your passion and trust your natural talents.

In this episode we sit down with the legendary Nerida Joy, an Australian-trained esthetician with over 45 years of experience, to dive deep into barrier repair, skin healing, and holistic beauty.Nerida shares her timeless 5-Star Method, how she blends Reiki, color therapy, nutrition, and skincare, and why understanding the skin you feel, not just the one you see, is key to real results.They discuss:✨ The biggest mistakes clients make with over-exfoliation🧴 Why your cleanser is 50% of your skincare results🌿 How to read the skin and customize your homecare💫 The role of energy work and mindset in true skin healing☀️ Why protecting your barrier is the ultimate form of anti-agingIf you’re an esthetician, skin professional, or skincare lover who wants to learn how to treat skin from the inside out, this conversation will inspire you to slow down, simplify, and reconnect with your craft.

In this episode of Esthetician Edit, we sit down with Jeffrey Mendoza, Los Angeles-based aesthetician and founder of Skin Factory LA and Dead Skin Club.Jeffrey opens up about his inspiring journey, from professional photographer to becoming one of LA’s most recognized male estheticians. He shares how personal challenges, family support, and a simple facial changed the course of his life and career.💬 Topics we cover:- How Jeffrey transitioned from photography to aesthetics- The stigma around men’s skincare and why that’s changing- What it’s like being a male aesthetician in a female-dominated industry- Simple, no-stress skincare routines for men- The story behind Dead Skin Club and his vision to make skincare education free and accessible- If you’ve ever wondered how to bridge creativity, skincare, and purpose — this conversation is a must-listen.👇 Join the Esthetician Edit community!Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube — @EstheticianEdit🎧 Subscribe for more industry stories, skincare education, and aesthetician insights.#SkincarePodcast #EstheticianEdit #JeffreyMendoza #DeadSkinClub #MaleEsthetician #MensSkincare #SkinFactoryLA #BeautyIndustry #EstheticianLife #SkinCareEducation

In this episode of Esthetician Edit, we talk about the real side of running a salon or spa: leadership, boundaries, and even firing team members when it’s time.Krystine is an internationally certified life coach for beauty and barber professionals, salon & spa owner, podcaster, and retreat speaker. She shares her journey from studying law and PR to building a thriving beauty business with her mom, plus how she found her purpose through coaching.You’ll learn:✨ How to create a healthy culture inside your beauty business✨ Why boundaries and accountability make or break your team✨ Tips for leading without ego (and dealing with passive or micromanaging habits)✨ The difference between successful and struggling beauty pros✨ How to attract the right team and clients through vision and valuesWhether you’re a solo esthetician, spa owner, or beauty pro looking to grow your leadership skills, this conversation is packed with real talk and actionable advice.

In this inspiring episode of Esthetics Edit, we sit down with Erin Blaser, founder of Skyn Esthetics in Boca Raton, Florida, to talk about her incredible journey from doing nails to becoming a thriving spa owner and soon-to-be boutique founder. 💫Erin shares how her time working for plastic surgeons helped shape her understanding of clinical skincare, how one client’s encouragement sparked her to open her own business during COVID, and what it’s been like growing from a single suite to a full team of aestheticians.If you’ve ever dreamed of opening your own skincare studio, growing your team, or combining your passions into one business, this episode is a must-listen!💖 Tune in for:

• Erin’s path from employee to entrepreneur
• The power of community and mentorship in aesthetics

• How to avoid impulsive business decisions

• The importance of scope of practice and compliance

• Skincare treatments that actually deliver results

🎧 Listen now and get inspired to dream bigger!📲 Follow us on social media: @EstheticianEdit for more interviews, industry insights, and business tips for beauty pros.

In this episode of Esthetician Edit, we sit down with CEO Clara Vasquez behind DermaSwiss — a brand built on integrity, results, and a deep respect for esthetic fundamentals.We talk about what sets them apart in an industry that’s constantly chasing trends, how they educate through the DermaSwiss Institute, and why returning to the basics of skin health will always outperform hype.If you’re an esthetician who values education, longevity, and results-driven skincare, this conversation will inspire you to elevate your practice.✨

Watch, learn, and stay true to your craft.🎧

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

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Biokosmetik of Texas empowers estheticians with professional-grade, European skincare brands and advanced education to elevate their treatment results. Founded in 1983, the company distributes lines like Biodroga, Dr. Grandel, Dr. med. Schrammek, Alex Cosmetic, and BioVegane, offering solutions for every skin type and philosophy—from clinical correction to clean, organic care. Their institutes—Bioscience, Medical, and Organic—allow estheticians to personalize regimens and protocols for each client’s needs. Beyond products, Biokosmetik provides ongoing training, business support, and low minimums to make growth accessible for all professionals. It’s truly skincare for every esthetician, combining European innovation with American esthetic passion.https://www.biokosmetikoftexas.com/

In this episode, we dive deep into Epistep’s revolutionary approach to skincare — a needle-free microchanneling system that’s changing the game for estheticians and clients alike. Using 3D-ized hyaluronic micro-pins, Epistep enables micro-channels to be created in the epidermis without injuring the skin, while simultaneously delivering hydration, active ingredients, and collagen stimulation.

https://epistep.com/