As an esthetician I wans to quickly clarify and explain for those who might be interested in this service. This is an event and red carpet event service. 40 minutes of this hour long service was micro current. If you want a relaxing treat your self pamper day, this is not the service you want to get. Micro current is absolutely phenomenal for instant and long term toning effects which is why it's great for a pick me up before a big day like a wedding. But you'll want to do a more massage intensive facial for your relaxing days. I'll admit that micro current isn't necessarily the most calming thing to feel, its kind of weird to be honest haha. So I highly recommend doing this for those special days
Ngl her skin looks really good. I'd be interested what drives the extreme price difference between the aestheticians, because aren't you still getting the same procedure? Also, for the dry spots, these could be from the Vitamin C as well. For me personally, I find it really dries out my skin if I use it too long in one row, so I would stop using it for now. Same with the exfoliation, this would just speed up the process of drying your skin out and further destroying your moisture barrier.
I get what you mean about the different price points with aestheticians. I’ve encountered the same thing with hairdressers depending on experience… I’ve never understood it and found it so contradictory. Why on earth would they charge differently for the same service? I feel like it implies a lower standard of service. No matter who performs the procedure it should be the same standard of execution.
it's probably highly related to who is doing it (multiple celebrities go get facial with her) and of course supply and demand. They more difficut it is to get a session the more it will cost. While the more difficult is for a professional to get clients the lower the price will be to attract people, Location, aesthetic and added services count too. For example, if you get some food that comes with purchasing a service then it will cost more. It also depends on how much they get paid. If you don't like the idea of employees being underpaid then you'll have to do your part as a client
I would love if someone could have explained what is the difference of all three but you get what you pay for I've seen this particular esthetician on other sites and I think it's a beauty in what she brings to the skincare world. But I also say she should have had on gloves is the more appropriate way and properly remove makeup and eyeliner properly. I know this was for TV and it's a short x brand but it should have been done a little bit better. 🥰♥️💛🖤🤩📺📽️🎉👌🏼💯😇
start showing new people for these videos because her face isn’t really looking any different because of all the treatments she’s getting from you guys
Lips completely ignored. For $400, please treat my entire face.
As an esthetician I wans to quickly clarify and explain for those who might be interested in this service. This is an event and red carpet event service. 40 minutes of this hour long service was micro current. If you want a relaxing treat your self pamper day, this is not the service you want to get. Micro current is absolutely phenomenal for instant and long term toning effects which is why it's great for a pick me up before a big day like a wedding. But you'll want to do a more massage intensive facial for your relaxing days. I'll admit that micro current isn't necessarily the most calming thing to feel, its kind of weird to be honest haha. So I highly recommend doing this for those special days
Why didn’t she removed the makeup on her lashes and browse
Ngl her skin looks really good. I'd be interested what drives the extreme price difference between the aestheticians, because aren't you still getting the same procedure?
Also, for the dry spots, these could be from the Vitamin C as well. For me personally, I find it really dries out my skin if I use it too long in one row, so I would stop using it for now. Same with the exfoliation, this would just speed up the process of drying your skin out and further destroying your moisture barrier.
I get what you mean about the different price points with aestheticians. I’ve encountered the same thing with hairdressers depending on experience… I’ve never understood it and found it so contradictory. Why on earth would they charge differently for the same service? I feel like it implies a lower standard of service. No matter who performs the procedure it should be the same standard of execution.
it's probably highly related to who is doing it (multiple celebrities go get facial with her) and of course supply and demand. They more difficut it is to get a session the more it will cost. While the more difficult is for a professional to get clients the lower the price will be to attract people,
Location, aesthetic and added services count too. For example, if you get some food that comes with purchasing a service then it will cost more.
It also depends on how much they get paid. If you don't like the idea of employees being underpaid then you'll have to do your part as a client
@@howcanyoudothistome1 but that ain't very logical
4:46 Should all that mascara still be there during a facial?
Sameee
$400 and she didn’t even properly remove her makeup.
I'd love to hear the science behind the claim that "the skin is more permeable while you're asleep."
Why would you not cleanse before microdermabrasion? Why after? Never heard of this before
Less drying to the skin given she has to cleanse after anyways.
Extractions?
Maybe not included since extractions can introduce redness but those celebrities need to be on the red carpet in a few hours
What a mistake putting all that makeup
I would love if someone could have explained what is the difference of all three but you get what you pay for I've seen this particular esthetician on other sites and I think it's a beauty in what she brings to the skincare world. But I also say she should have had on gloves is the more appropriate way and properly remove makeup and eyeliner properly. I know this was for TV and it's a short x brand but it should have been done a little bit better. 🥰♥️💛🖤🤩📺📽️🎉👌🏼💯😇
$400 and she didn't even remove the makeup before starting the treatment
cold water is not enough
Hmmm.
This doesn’t seem like it should be worth 400
It’s for sure not. The lady didn’t even clean off all her makeup, and 40 minutes was just micro-current.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809go to Aveda on spring Street , students do an amazing job.. do way cheaper
why do you guys keep choosing her for these ? how do i sign up for this? lol pleaseee❤
start showing new people for these videos because her face isn’t really looking any different because of all the treatments she’s getting from you guys
That was a faciel, barley an hour, no thank you.
Stop…glueing…your eyebrows…to.your.forehead! Stop it!
Lol
Just another scientologist-nothing to see here folks.