Glossy Gossip by BeautyScripts

Have you ever found yourself in a pattern that, even though you recognize it, you feel helpless about changing? Or discounting your services when you know your true value, but you still do it anyways? Our guest today helps us understand the underlying power of our subconscious that may be keeping you for realizing your full potential or obtaining the level of success you see for yourself. 

Jess Geist is the founder of Worth to Wealth and the Subconscious Harmonics Method. Through inquiry into our childhoods and hypnosis, she helps her clients identify the unseen blocks that have been holding them back, and helps them rewire their brain with new ‘thought-ware’ to set them on their true path of success. If you’re ready to level up your worth and wealth, this is a must listen episode!

Show Notes: https://blog.beautyscripts.com/blog/gg-17

The world of beauty and influence is changing. More beauty professionals have turned to content creating as a way to supplement their income during COVID and found that sharing their knowledge, getting creative with beauty tutorials, and even offering virtual workshops or lessons is actually something they want to continue doing. If you've been curious about this avenue or even dabbled in it and are ready to make content creating a mainstay, this episode is for you.

Our guest is Jamie Stone, the creator behind HonestlyJamie.com and host of the A Little Too Much podcast. As a former beauty publicist, Jamie knew what brands would be looking for and how to navigate negotiations when she started her blog. She shares tips for working with brands, how to create content authentically in a way that actually works for you, what to look out for in a contract. And, of course, she shares her favorite products for 2021 too.

Show Notes: https://blog.beautyscripts.com/blog/gg-16

Learn how to launch a product from idea stage all the way to online sales with I'm Outside Founder Claire Adams. Claire went from carrying 12 bottles of essentials oils and tinctures she'd concocted to creating a single product that embodied the aromatic and health benefits she was looking for in one single product. The Pandemic helped her pour on the gas to get it launched and out into people's hands during a time of need, and she literally launched her brand in under 60 days- later gaining press coverage from Vogue, Allure, and the New York Times. Listen in as Claire share her journey and some important tips for anyone out there looking to launch a product too.

Show Notes: www.blog.beautyscripts.com/blog/gg-15

No one gets an artist like another artist... except their agent! Imagine having someone in your corner who was not only rooting for you, protecting you, celebrating you, but also strategically building your career- step by step. According to Sam Stransky from Sarah Laird, one of the leading artist representative agencies in the world, that's exactly what it means to have an agent. Tune into this week's episode to hear more about how to build a successful agent/ artist relationship and hear Sam's tips on how to approach an agency if you're interested in being represented. 

Show Notes: https://blog.beautyscripts.com/blog/gg-14

What if the unthinkable happened- an injury that inhibited your ability to do hair and makeup as usual?  Well, if you're Caitlyn Meyer, you make lemonade by fast-tracking an eventual plan to move from performing bridal makeup and hair services to managing them through a team of artists. In this episode, Caitlyn- the hair and makeup artist published in Martha Stewart Weddings- candidly shares how she moved into her next phase of business by creating a high end bridal services company. If you've ever been curious about expanding your reach and creating a glam squad to offer your services, this is an episode to take notes from! 

Caitlyn also shares how she incorporates and manages social issues to ensure her team feels safe. Plus, she gives us her top bridal kit products. Tune in now!

Show Notes: www.blog.beautyscripts.com/gg-13

If you’ve been wondering about virtual consults and if they’re a viable way to offer services to your clients, this episode is for you! Allison Marks is a Master Holistic Esthetician with a celebrity clientele in Los Angeles, who’s been offering digital consults for years. She shares how to best structure them, and pair them with in-person treatments to better serve your clients. She also shares her journey to becoming a holistic esthetician, and they ways she addresses a full 360 view when caring for her clients to help them achieve their best skin. Of course, you don’t want to miss her product recommendations at the end of the episode!

Show Notes: www.blog.beautyscripts.com/gg-12

It's no secret that the beauty industry has its toxic shadow side. Hair stylist and salon owner Alyssa Housh had a hard time reconciling her love of cosmetology with her environmental education. Like many stylists, she struggled to recycle salon waste properly, and find organic products that worked as well as their counterparts. It took some time, but with a little research and a lot of commitment, she's found her way to operating a green salon. Hear how she did it and how you too can operate as an environmentally responsible creative. Of course- she shares her salon-rated clean beauty haircare favorites too!

Show Notes: www.blog.beautyscripts.com/gg-11

The life of an independent beauty professional can, at times, be a lonely one- especially during a global pandemic. That’s why we invited Halli Bostic from the Artists Arsenal on to the show to share her effective tips on creating community among artists and building systems of support in the beauty industry, including mentoring. From SMART goals to tangible tips for creating a local hub of artists in your backyard, Halli has so much great advice to share- you’ll be taking notes! 

Show Notes:
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Somewhere along the lines we've all learned from another pro. We should all be so lucky to learn from Emily Clayton, a freelance artist and educator at the Academy of Freelance Makeup in Dubai. As you'll hear in this episode, Emily shares her inspiring journey into makeup, how she became an educator, the rewards of her role, and advice for others thinking of becoming a beauty educator. Plus, we share our love of Clubhouse and have a candid conversation about the state of Instagram for artists at this moment in time. 

Show Notes:
https://blog.beautyscripts.com/blog/gg-9

Women and men across the globe are living an unimaginable life- one they didn’t even opt into, but are trapped inside of. Sex trafficking is unfortunately a common outcome for at-risk and impoverished youth. The Justice & Soul Foundation was created to help trauma survivors learn the vocational skills needed to create a sustainable career, and they’re doing it with a 2 year cosmetology program in Cambodia. Join me for an interview with J&S co-founder Matthew Fairfax and education director Amber Catlett for a moving and inspiring episode as we learn about their program and reveal our partnership to support the J&S Foundation.

Show Notes:
https://blog.beautyscripts.com/blog/gg-8