Holistic Aesthetic Education & Inclusivity Collide With Erika Cooper Deaton

12/20/24 • 31 min

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.

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