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Miss Jen Inc.Oct 25, 20240 Comments
Fall Skin Care Guide: Keep Your Clients Glowing All Season
Autumn is the perfect time to help clients transition their skincare routines. The cooler air, dry winds, and fluctuating temperatures can leave skin feeling unbalanced—too oily one day, parched the next. As estheticians, this is the ideal season to prep skin for colder months ahead while repairing any lingering summer damage. Hydration is still essential, but the focus now shifts to lightweight moisturizers and oils that won’t overwhelm the skin. Hadaka’s Purity Rosehip Oil is a great option—it hydrates, brightens, and restores elasticity without clogging pores. Applying it to slightly damp skin can help clients retain moisture as the humidity drops.
Exfoliation plays an important role in autumn skincare, gently sweeping away dead cells from sun exposure to reveal a fresher complexion. We recommend switching to enzyme-based exfoliants or mild alternatives like Halawa Sugaring Paste, which provides gentle exfoliation while being eco-friendly and natural. It’s also a great way to introduce clients to sustainable beauty practices they’ll appreciate during the holiday season. Alongside skin treatments, this is the time to focus on brows and lashes, as summer’s sun and chlorine can leave them brittle. A conditioning product like Revive7 Brow Serum not only nourishes brows but also strengthens lashes—an easy way for clients to keep them healthy between salon visits.
As clients start thinking about cooler-weather events, now is a great time to offer hydrating facials or brow styling services to prep them for autumn gatherings. For low-maintenance beauty, a lash lift using RefectoCil’s Lash Lift Kit is a popular choice—the effect lasts up to six weeks, perfect for those cozy weekends or early holiday parties. Clients will also appreciate tips on small lifestyle adjustments, like switching to lukewarm showers and using humidifiers at home to maintain their skin’s moisture barrier. Helping clients establish good routines now will not only keep their skin balanced throughout autumn but also set the stage for smoother winter care. With thoughtful treatments, personalized advice, and high-quality products, you’ll leave them feeling refreshed and confident, ready to embrace everything the season has to offer.
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Miss Jen Inc.Nov 5, 20240 Comments
Why You Should Switch from Waxing to Sugaring (or Add It to Your Services!)
Have you noticed an increased demand for sugaring lately?
We will answear your question why it is becoming more and more popular and why you should add it to your list of services.
If you’re an esthetician who’s been doing waxing for years, or even if you’re newer to the game, you’ve probably noticed clients asking about sugaring. And there’s a good reason why! Sugaring is a natural, gentle, and highly effective hair removal method that’s growing fast in popularity. Not only is it easy on the skin, but it also comes with unique benefits that clients love—so if you haven’t tried it yet, here’s why it’s worth adding to your service menu.Reason #1. A Gentler Option for Sensitive SkinOne of the biggest differences with sugaring is how much kinder it is on the skin. Since the sugar paste doesn’t stick to live skin cells, it only grabs the hair, which means less pulling, less irritation, and a lot less pain for the client. This is huge for clients with sensitive skin or those prone to irritation from waxing. For many, sugaring feels like a night-and-day difference!Reason #2. 100% Natural IngredientsSugaring paste is made with just three simple ingredients: sugar, water, and lemon juice. It’s completely natural, biodegradable, and free from resins or chemicals. More and more clients becoming eco-conscious than ever, so having a natural hair removal option like sugaring is a great way to expand your client list. It’s also safe for any skin type, making it an easy sell for clients who are wary of synthetic ingredients.Reason #3. No Risk of BurnsWith waxing, you know there’s always a risk that it could be too hot—especially on sensitive areas. But sugaring is applied at body temperature or slightly warm, so there’s zero risk of burning the skin. It’s much safer and more comfortable, and clients feel confident that they won’t leave with any painful burns or heat-related redness.
Reason #4. Easy Clean-Up with WaterOne of the underrated perks of sugaring is how easy it is to clean up. Since sugar paste is water-soluble, you can wash it off with just warm water—no need for oils or any scrubbing. This makes the process cleaner for you and keeps clients from leaving your treatment room feeling sticky. Less mess, less waste, and clients leave feeling fresh.Reason #5. Works Even on Shorter, Finer HairSugaring can remove hairs as short as 1/8 inch, so clients don’t need to let their hair grow out as much as they would with waxing. The sugar paste is applied against the direction of hair growth and removed in the direction of growth, which leads to fewer breakages, reduced ingrowns, and smoother results. Your clients will notice they stay smoother for longer, which is a major plus for building client loyalty.Reason #6. Hygienic and Eco-FriendlySugaring is one of the most hygienic methods around. There’s no double-dipping with sugar, and since the paste is naturally antibacterial, you’re reducing the risk of bacteria transfer. Plus, you can learn our Halawa Method technique to apply the paste just with your hands, which cuts down on disposable sticks waste. Clients who prioritize eco-friendly services will love that this method is not only safer but also reduces environmental impact.Reason #7. Clients Are Looking for SugaringSugaring is growing in popularity because it has so many advantages over traditional waxing, and clients are starting to take notice. Having sugaring on your menu can attract new clients who are specifically looking for it and build trust with clients who may have had negative experiences with waxing. Clients who switch to sugaring often become loyal, so it’s a great way to grow and retain your clientele.Ready to Start Sugaring?Switching to sugaring doesn’t have to be a big leap. Many estheticians find it easy to pick up, especially with a good training program. At Miss Jen, we offer a Halawa Method Sugaring Course that gives you the essentials to get started and feel confident offering sugaring as part of your services. It’s a small investment for a skill that can elevate your services and give your clients exactly what they’re looking for.Adding sugaring to your menu is a simple way to keep up with industry trends, meet client demand, and offer a gentler, natural hair removal option. So if you’ve been curious, now’s the time—sugaring could become one of your most popular services!
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Miss Jen Inc.Nov 5, 20240 comments
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Miss Jen Inc.Nov 5, 20240 comments
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Miss Jen Inc.Nov 5, 20240 comments
Why You Should Switch from Waxing to Sugaring (or Add It to Your Services!)
Have you noticed an increased demand for sugaring lately? We will answear your question why it is becoming more and more popular and why you should add it to your...
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Miss Jen Inc.Oct 25, 20240 comments
Fall Skin Care Guide: Keep Your Clients Glowing All Season
Autumn is the perfect time to help clients transition their skincare routines. The cooler air, dry winds, and fluctuating temperatures can leave skin feeling unbalanced—too oily one day, parched the...
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