Fearless Beauties

On this episode of Fearless Beauties, Mary and Taylor continue the next chapter of the Fearless Beauties book, Indigenous Skin! The two discuss what estheticians need to consider in the consultation and the historical elements of indigenous skin that differ from other ethnicities.

This episode of Fearless Beauties was produced by Quill.

In this episode we’re breaking down what it truly means to connect with diverse clientele in a meaningful way with special guest Noelle Schwartzkopf, owner of You Matter Beauty in Northeast Portland. She shares practical, actionable advice for estheticians, especially those just starting out, on how to build a brand that genuinely reflects and celebrates the beauty of every client. She talks about the most valuable tools in the treatment room, showing appreciation to clients and other service providers, and how she grew and scaled her business.

Three experienced estheticians/educators share their insider perspectives on the crucial gaps in current aesthetics education. In this episode they discuss the evolving needs of the industry and what's lacking in today's curricula. From social media mastery to ethical considerations, get the inside scoop on the practical skills and knowledge that are missing. Learn actionable strategies to bridge the gap and gain valuable insights.

Join us as we sit down with Chrissy B powerhouse owner of Chrissy B Cuttn, a vibrant, Black-woman-owned barbershop blazing trails in the heart of LA. In this episode we're diving into ChrissyB's journey breaking into a traditionally male-dominated field. Get ready to explore how the barbershop space has evolved, what has made Chrissy B Cuttn stand out from the rest and what it takes to build a thriving business in LA.

When inclusivity and holistic esthetics collide, the result is a profound shift in how beauty is approached and practiced. Erika Cooper Deaton, a licensed esthetician, business owner and instructor at Euro Institute of Skin Care gives listeners an inside look on how holistic curriculum and education is not a one-size-fits all approach. Through education and different modalities students learn a diversified approach with everybody in mind.