Skin care related jobs

Lana in San Antonio, Texas said: I don't know your opportunities, but I think the best way is to start your own business. It will be hard in the beginning but then you will make good money and be your own boss,. You need to spend quit bit money and find nice room for rent in a busy salon in a good location. I have my own business for almost 8 years and I will never go and work for any salon or spa, where they make you work 24/7 and pay nothing. If you need my advise or help just let me know.

I'm in school now to become an Esthetician. I was wondering how much equipment and product do you need to start your own business? Thanks

Katie in Charlotte, North Carolina said: Hi everyone! It seems that there are several estheticians or soon to be estheticians who have posted on this blog that they are looking for a job and I may be able to help depending on what you are looking for. If you are still looking please contact me if you have an interest in skincare, cosmetics or health and nutrition-or all three! You do not have to be an esthetician to inquire. Although I am from Charlotte, NC, I do know of opportunities across the country. Please contact me at katie_leighmurray@yahoo.com

I would like more info.. Thanks

Hey I have read this entire thread, and am in the same boat... I live in Tampa, Fl... I have been licensed for about a year and nobody wants to hire someone with no clientel/experience... I went out and bought an entire set-up and have been practicing from home (on friends and fam) but nobody can afford to pay what I ask for so I end up dramatically dropping prices, just to have any clientel at all. I have beem considering renting and bringing all of my equipment into a more professional setting but I don't know anything about handling my own business... I am thinking it would be smart to go into business with someone else and split the fees. If anyone is interested in discussing this idea, please contact me

I recently decided i wanted to travel to clients homes to do treatments but when i called the board of cosmetology they said it is only legal for estheticians to practice in a licensed salon in florida. does anyone have any information or advice on this?

Alyse in Tampa, Florida said: Hey I have read this entire thread, and am in the same boat... I live in Tampa, Fl... I have been licensed for about a year and nobody wants to hire someone with no clientel/experience... I went out and bought an entire set-up and have been practicing from home (on friends and fam) but nobody can afford to pay what I ask for so I end up dramatically dropping prices, just to have any clientel at all. I have beem considering renting and bringing all of my equipment into a more professional setting but I don't know anything about handling my own business ... I am thinking it would be smart to go into business with someone else and split the fees. If anyone is interested in discussing this idea, please contact me

I am in the same process looking for a space to open my own business.If you want you can contact me via e-mail cgmurray58@hotmail.com I am also in Tampa.

SMM in Merritt Island, Florida said: I've been an esthetician for 3 years now, and graduate from one of the best schools in central fl. and I have not been able to be succesful with any day spa jobs, been unemployed for 3 months can;t find a job in esthetics, any where, dermatologist, plastic surgens, spas, cosmetic stores, so is hard everywhere, am thinking of changing careers! how upseting this career has been or maybe is just me who knows!

The lux in life is gone.Only what people need,food,housing ect is what is booming.Take a 2 week course and become a certified nursing ast.They are always hiring.

JennaEliseMakeup in Tampa, Florida said: I'm having the hardest time even finding job openings. No one is hiring. I thought I'd look for a job relating to skin care but even that's getting hard. I tired Sephora, ULTA, and the Nordstrom's and Dillard's makeup counters and none of them are hiring. I also do makeup so I thought I could go more that way until I can find a job in a spa. Any ideas as to what I can do? I feel hopeless.

Yes!! Move out of Knoxville!!

SMM in Merritt Island, Florida said: Sorry to tell you but I don;t believe in Proactive, many clients that I've seen that use it and stop using it got stage II and III acne, due to the benzol porixide... and it happen to me too. so I can't not sell a product I don;t believe in,thanks anyways ;o)

I am almost ready to launch my own skin care line in Stuart, Florida. I started my own natural line due to damage from all these toxic commercialized products. Natural/organic is better! I now use my own products and my skin is healing. Find my info. on facebook~ IZLLA Natural Skin Care

This is a tuff time to find a job alot of places are not hiring and if they are it seems there is a reason for the opening. I had a call back from a place that I applied at over a month ago I figure after two weeks if you dont hear back for an interview the job must be filled. Well this spa off robertson blvd A lister clientele the manager Aida calls me over a month later I was excited to get interview I called back this girl was so rude and was like u dont know who we are every question I asked this girl had such an attitude unbeleivable I couldnt beleive it I never had anyone call me back from a job opening and sound so unprofessional this girl had no personable skills what so ever. I sent my resume out to a few places not just one not only that she left me a messsage and spoke so fast i barely caught her name let alone the name of the spa. I dont get why half these places have such unhappy miserable people working has a manager when they should be working on a farm herding cows. Needless to say I decided not to even go for the interview.

Elena in Los Angeles, California said: This is a tuff time to find a job alot of places are not hiring and if they are it seems there is a reason for the opening. I had a call back from a place that I applied at over a month ago I figure after two weeks if you dont hear back for an interview the job must be filled. Well this spa off robertson blvd A lister clientele the manager Aida calls me over a month later I was excited to get interview I called back this girl was so rude and was like u dont know who we are every question I asked this girl had such an attitude unbeleivable I couldnt beleive it I never had anyone call me back from a job opening and sound so unprofessional this girl had no personable skills what so ever. I sent my resume out to a few places not just one not only that she left me a messsage and spoke so fast i barely caught her name let alone the name of the spa. I dont get why half these places have such unhappy miserable people working has a manager when they should be working on a farm herding cows. Needless to say I decided not to even go for the interview.

Elena,

I understand your frustration, but that was an opportunity in a trying market. Some people have their own issues that make their lives miserable. Don't worry about the people, you go for your opportunities until the right thing comes along. She's rude? So what stand your ground profesionally, and let things move in your favor. If you're doing this because you love it, NOONE can stop or take what is yours....UNLESS you let them, and if all it takes is some rude unprofessional chick...get my point...Next time take it and let them tell you no...She could be removed...anything can happen...ya dig? Im only saying this because it's happended to me before...I've tried both ways, and pushing through the adversity is harder but it has ALWAYS been what is best!
SMOOOOCHEZ!

Thanks for the coment she didnt take anything away from me, Ive worked in situations with people that were that way before ended up unhappy in my job for three years till I just had enough and moved on..... I for one hate settling try to prove yourself to people who are unhappy with in dosent do anything,to me Id rather find something better than to have walk into someone's pathetic mess to be a boss run a spa its fine thanks to that I just knew something better was coming people like that are good why? They teach you not to settle and to listen to that inner voice, something much better did come my way....hugs Elena

Katie in Charlotte, North Carolina said: Hi everyone! It seems that there are several estheticians or soon to be estheticians who have posted on this blog that they are looking for a job and I may be able to help depending on what you are looking for. If you are still looking please contact me if you have an interest in skincare, cosmetics or health and nutrition-or all three! You do not have to be an esthetician to inquire. Although I am from Charlotte, NC, I do know of opportunities across the country. Please contact me at katie_leighmurray@yahoo.com

My email is:crmn07@gmail. Interested in what it is you're offering or talking about.

crmn07 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida said: My email is:crmn07@gmail. Interested in what it is you're offering or talking about.

LET ME GUESS You have a fantastics business opportunity. What is it? MLM's or the acne formulator thing?

DO YOU PAY A SALARY?????????

amymarie2004 in Fort Worth, Texas said: It seems to be like that here in Texas as well. There are a lot of jobs, but several spas have closed down and those estheticians took the better ones. I am a recent graduate, but worked as an esthetician for only a few months and was laid off. I want to work in the industry as well, but very difficult. You may want to look into working for yourself. Renting a room in a busy salon is rather lucrative because the salon will do a lot of free advertising for you. I have some friends that do that and it pays the rent and then some. Well good luck to you! I am in the same boat, but you have 3 more years of experience on your belt.

Hi amy, I am in the same boat myself.. If you want to chat you can email me at Tiffany05bell@yahoo.com

It would be nice to have an esthetician friends, my friends know nothing about it and I am thinking of becoming a laser tech!

Tiffany05bell in Dallas, Texas said: Hi amy, I am in the same boat myself.. If you want to chat you can email me at Tiffany05bell@yahoo.com

It would be nice to have an esthetician friends, my friends know nothing about it and I am thinking of becoming a laser tech!

Staying in contact with others can be difficult and it's always helpful to learn from each other. Some groups in different cities have even started groups (eg. Houston and Dallas). You can also join boards (eg. Aesthetician and Esthetician to Esthetician as well as others) to stay in contact. But having local colleauges help beacuse they usually have a better understanding of the local situations.

That said, If you are in the DFW area, you can also contact me.

aaea@earthlink.net

Jeff

Myranda in Zephyrhills, Florida said: I recently decided i wanted to travel to clients homes to do treatments but when i called the board of cosmetology they said it is only legal for estheticians to practice in a licensed salon in florida. does anyone have any information or advice on this?

You can apply for a mobile license for $105.00 myfloridalicense.com

Jeff in Dallas, Texas said: LET ME GUESS You have a fantastics business opportunity. What is it? MLM's or the acne formulator thing?

DO YOU PAY A SALARY?????????

???????!!!!!!!!

JennaEliseMakeup in Tampa, Florida said: I'm having the hardest time even finding job openings. No one is hiring. I thought I'd look for a job relating to skin care but even that's getting hard. I tired Sephora, ULTA, and the Nordstrom's and Dillard's makeup counters and none of them are hiring. I also do makeup so I thought I could go more that way until I can find a job in a spa. Any ideas as to what I can do? I feel hopeless.

Find event companies and see if they will hold on to your info for makeup artist for weddings and whatnot

I have been a esthetician for two years now, and have not had any sucess in this industry. I have a passion for skincare. I am a hard worker and love educating women on proper skincare. I went to school for this later in my life, because I wanted to put my passion and love for skincare to work, and do something I loved. I am so discouraged. I would freelance or try to find a spot in a salon to rent. I am not in the position to open my own business, but at this stage of my life I would love to do something to work for myself. Any suggestions would be apprecciated. I am in the New Jersey area.

JennaEliseMakeup in Tampa, Florida said: I'm having the hardest time even finding job openings. No one is hiring. I thought I'd look for a job relating to skin care but even that's getting hard. I tired Sephora, ULTA, and the Nordstrom's and Dillard's makeup counters and none of them are hiring. I also do makeup so I thought I could go more that way until I can find a job in a spa. Any ideas as to what I can do? I feel hopeless.

While in the process of placing ads, I came across a talk forum for estheticians under INDEED, where I saw your message. I am taking the liberty to contact you regarding what we are doing, just in case you, or some one you know might be interested. In brief, we are a world renown scientific formulation lab with an extensive background in the skin care and supplement industry. We have been developing successful product lines for others for years. Like the architect that finally decides to build the ultimate house for himself, we have created the ultimate high performance line of anti-aging products for ourselves without compromise, STRONGER and MORE EFFECTIVE than anything else on the market today. Our line is designed to meet the high standards of physicians and spas, allowing them to brand their own name with no investment costs, which is an attractive marketing advantage. Our clients are Plastic Surgeons, Dermatologists, Optometrists, Chiropractors, Estheticians, Doctors, Salons and Spas. This line is in its infancy and growing rapidly domestically and internationally. This is not MLM. You would be working directly with the manufacturer. This truly is a revolutionary product line and a wonderful time to get involved. If you know of anyone who might be a good candidate, please have them contact us for further information about our company and products. They can send their resume or bio with contact information to naturallyperfectskin@gmail. Best Wishes

linlin12 in East Orange, New Jersey said: I have been a esthetician for two years now, and have not had any sucess in this industry. I have a passion for skincare. I am a hard worker and love educating women on proper skincare. I went to school for this later in my life, because I wanted to put my passion and love for skincare to work, and do something I loved. I am so discouraged. I would freelance or try to find a spot in a salon to rent. I am not in the position to open my own business, but at this stage of my life I would love to do something to work for myself. Any suggestions would be apprecciated. I am in the New Jersey area.

Why not advertise your services in local papers as well as on Facebook or your own website, then seek a job work with a spa or salon on a commission basis, connect with event planners (e.g. wedding or party planners) who would need skin and make-up applications.......hope this hel

I am a male esthetician. I recently licensed on 3.16.11 and the next day I had two interviews, one for a local spa and one for a hotel.
between the two places, I went to 7 interviews/mtg. My experiences with the two places I applied seem to welcome a male. Needless to say I was pretty proactive with my career search close to the time I was to graduate; and I had less than a week between graduation & State boards.
Other than the two places I interviewed, no other bites to date. I guess it also helps to network. I have a friend who works at the hotel, so that was a shoe-in. Needless to say, I wowed them over fresh out of school at a luxury hotel Spa.

In reference to going back to school for more education... I happened to meet a licensed esthetician who went to a tech school in Orlando, FL who paid some ridiculous price of under $800 for min. 300 hours. I was in an esthetics advanced skin care course 600 hours learning all the latest equipment, etc. It was great but, I paid $11K for the same license. My teacher said it doesn't matter how many hours you put in or what you paid, The state issues you the same license and no one asks out there, how many hours did you do or where did you get your training from. I am upset at myself for not checking out more than 3 schools. I should've waited until it was more affordable. I didn't qualify for any grants, so I have to get a job to pay my loans. Unfortunately, there aren't alot of jobs out there. I think the idea of renting a small space with another esthetician and splitting the expenses is great as well as the party idea. You have to create your own opportunity. Anyone in the Ocala area? Good luck everyone.

The market is difficult at the present time for experienced or inexperienced Estheticians without a job. Splitting expenses on space is a great idea and can work well with the right partner. We have several Estheticians who run their practice for two weeks sharing facilities and work as a sales representative for our skin care manufacturer during the other two weeks. If you are passionate about skin care and think you might enjoy visiting professional clinicians (plastic surgeons, dermatologists, medical spas, hotel spas, etc.) representing a high quality skin care line, this might be a consideration for you. If you are interested further, please contact me at naturallyperfectskin@gmail.com. I would be happy to send you more information. We have just started hiring in Florida. Best of Luck to you.

Lana in San Antonio, Texas said: Have you thought to start your own business in a busy salon? It will be hard in the beginning but then you will be happy to be your own boss. I have my business for almost 8 years and I would never go and work for anybody else. If you have any questions about it , don't hesitate e-mail me: merted@yahoo.com

I just sent you an email. :)

cbarreto in Ocala, Florida said: In reference to going back to school for more education... I happened to meet a licensed esthetician who went to a tech school in Orlando, FL who paid some ridiculous price of under $800 for min. 300 hours. I was in an esthetics advanced skin care course 600 hours learning all the latest equipment, etc. It was great but, I paid $11K for the same license. My teacher said it doesn't matter how many hours you put in or what you paid, The state issues you the same license and no one asks out there, how many hours did you do or where did you get your training from. I am upset at myself for not checking out more than 3 schools. I should've waited until it was more affordable.

I would like to talk to you and the tech school attendee so that I can research the differences in the degree and quality of education. Could you email me privately? aaea@earthlink.net

cbarreto in Ocala, Florida said: In reference to going back to school for more education... I happened to meet a licensed esthetician who went to a tech school in Orlando, FL who paid some ridiculous price of under $800 for min. 300 hours. I was in an esthetics advanced skin care course 600 hours learning all the latest equipment, etc. It was great but, I paid $11K for the same license. My teacher said it doesn't matter how many hours you put in or what you paid, The state issues you the same license and no one asks out there, how many hours did you do or where did you get your training from. I am upset at myself for not checking out more than 3 schools. I should've waited until it was more affordable. I didn't qualify for any grants, so I have to get a job to pay my loans. Unfortunately, there aren't alot of jobs out there. I think the idea of renting a small space with another esthetician and splitting the expenses is great as well as the party idea. You have to create your own opportunity. Anyone in the Ocala area? Good luck everyone.

Hi! I am currently enrolled in a cosmotology school in Clearwater that is outragiously expensive. I have been attending for about 9 months and finally have gotton into the skincare portion and absolutely love it! The problem is I am really not intereststed in the rest of the services that a Cosmotologist can do. I have tried to find out if I am only interested in getting a license as an Esthetician do I need to complete the full Cosmo program or should I maybe look into transfering my credits to a more "affordable" school where they focus on actually training you for the career and not just take your time and money to help you pass a test? Please if anyone knows what is actually required in the state of Florida please let me know I really dont want to waste any more time or money!

SMM in Merritt Island, Florida said: I've been an esthetician for 3 years now, and graduate from one of the best schools in central fl. and I have not been able to be succesful with any day spa jobs, been unemployed for 3 months can;t find a job in esthetics, any where, dermatologist, plastic surgens, spas, cosmetic stores, so is hard everywhere, am thinking of changing careers! how upseting this career has been or maybe is just me who knows!

If you are looking for a way to supplement your income please contace me at Nicki@NewFacePlace.com. With our company Licensed skin care professionals are earning hundreds of dollars a month. There is NO cost to get started. Please email me your resume and license number and I will provide more information. Thank you, Nicki

Lana in San Antonio, Texas said: I don't know your opportunities, but I think the best way is to start your own business. It will be hard in the beginning but then you will make good money and be your own boss,. You need to spend quit bit money and find nice room for rent in a busy salon in a good location. I have my own business for almost 8 years and I will never go and work for any salon or spa, where they make you work 24/7 and pay nothing. If you need my advise or help just let me know.

I just opened my own facial room in Orlando. Would love to speak to you or communicate via e-mail.

greetings,

I just started my own "home business" "Beaute'Facials" in Richmond, VA. I have a nice space in my house for my spa, but how do I advertise? Should I put in ad in the local newspaper, or Craig's List? I need to make at least $100.00 a day. What advise can you give me?

linda

I have had a hard time finding a job too, but I recently partnered with a great skin care/cosmetic team and they are looking to expand! You work as much or as little as you want and the products are awesome. I just gave my husband a facial and he was saying he could feel and see a difference in his skin. If your interested and would like more info please feel free to contact me: Rcshan10@aol.com

Lana in San Antonio, Texas said: I don't know your opportunities, but I think the best way is to start your own business. It will be hard in the beginning but then you will make good money and be your own boss,. You need to spend quit bit money and find nice room for rent in a busy salon in a good location. I have my own business for almost 8 years and I will never go and work for any salon or spa, where they make you work 24/7 and pay nothing. If you need my advise or help just let me know.

Hi lana yr information was very helpful. I am interested in opening up a moble spa partime i would like to host mini facial partys would that be possible? and if yes would you be able to direct me to some one that sells a moble esthetician sink?

ylow37 - California State Board does not permit mobile services ... there's a few exceptions, but probably not for what you want to do. You should check the rules and regs.

EE

Hi

Is anyone familiar with AZ laws? Is it required for an esthetician to
have a sink in the room itself? I was looking at renting a room
in a gym, but there is no sink in the room but their is one close by
in the gym itself.

Thank you for your help

wendy Patton in Nashville, Tennessee said: Contact me. I am currently recruiting for my team. I have partnered with the Dr.'s that created Proactiv. They have 4 new skin care lines available and a unique business opportunity.

wendy.myrandf.com

Hi Wendy,
I am interested in getting more information from you on their new lines.
I live in Phoenix, AZ. My email is tlsonka@yahoo.com.
Thank you for your time, Terri

JennaEliseMakeup in Tampa, Florida said: I'm having the hardest time even finding job openings. No one is hiring. I thought I'd look for a job relating to skin care but even that's getting hard. I tired Sephora, ULTA, and the Nordstrom's and Dillard's makeup counters and none of them are hiring. I also do makeup so I thought I could go more that way until I can find a job in a spa. Any ideas as to what I can do? I feel hopeless.

If you have something like Massage Envy or Facelogics in your area, you may want to try that. Or a Hotel/Resort. Don't give up..

MASSAGE ENVY IS ONLY FOR MASSAGE THERAPISTS:)( I AM ALSO LOOKING FOR A SKIN CARE JOB. IT'S REDICULOUS. I WOULD LIKE TO OWN MY OWN BUSINESS BUT DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START.

SMM in Merritt Island, Florida said: I've been an esthetician for 3 years now, and graduate from one of the best schools in central fl. and I have not been able to be succesful with any day spa jobs, been unemployed for 3 months can;t find a job in esthetics, any where, dermatologist, plastic surgens, spas, cosmetic stores, so is hard everywhere, am thinking of changing careers! how upseting this career has been or maybe is just me who knows!

WOW!! I'M SO GLAD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN'T FIND A JOB IN ESTHETICS!! I GRADUATED 4 YEARS AGO! NO ONE WILL HIRE ME BECAUSE I HAVE NO EXPERIENCE BUT HOW DO I GET EXPERIENCE IF NO ONE WILL HIRE ME!! I'VE BEEN TO DERMATOLOGISTS, PLASTIC SURGEONS, DAY SPA'S ECT... I JUST RETIRED MY MASSAGE LICENSE BECAUSE EVERYITME I TRIED TO WORK AS AN ESTHETICIAN, THEY WANTED ME TO DO MASSAGES INSTEAD:( THIS HAS BEEN VERY DISSAPOINTING.

Massage Envy is now offering Skin Care (Facials) Using Murad Skin Care Products.

I just graduated and I have an interview with Massage Envy next week. Their reviews have been less than stellar. It's hard when you know that your class of 20 estheticians are going to be looking for the same 2 jobs you are.

I was also used and abused by spa owners for years. Now I lease space part time and run my own business. I answer to no one but myself. Of course I can't blame anyone else if I don't make it. Quit whining. Take control of your own life. There are plenty of small business resources out there to help you.

larich in Los Angeles, California said: I'm just wondering if it's legal to work in my own house in the state of California

It depends on your city. In the cities that do allow it, one must have a separate entrance, private room and bathroom. One must follow all, city and state licensures and requirements.

Kelly Thompson in Waxhaw, North Carolina said: I just graduated from school in Charlotte, NC. for Esthetics and have been everywhere applying, it is very frustrating when you hear nothing back from anyone and you have been pounding the pavement! Katie, please contact me if you hear of anything in our area. Thanks!!!!

Kelly, which school did you go to? I'm trying to decide which one to attend. Thank you in advance!

I am a sahm mother of three and my husband works ALOT! I am concidering going into Esthetics! However i am not sure if this is an industry that will allow me or be worth finding help for my 3 children. As most mothers know, working can turn out to be more expensive if you are not making enough money to justify childcare. Especially for three children. I have no family and no help as of now. I am also interested in laser school to remove tattoos. I feel like i am interested in a industry that may not pay off in this economy. Do people frequently get tattoos removed? Please help- i have never cut hair or done nails and the instructors at the college told me why dont you get your cosmetology license? There is one person going through the esthetics course- and MANY in the cosmetology and message therapy courses. Is this a sign? Im almost 40 and have yet to pursue a career. I want to pursue my passions but not at the expense of my 3 children 6-12 in age. i need guidance!!

I am a sahm mother of three and my husband works ALOT! I am concidering going into Esthetics! However i am not sure if this is an industry that will allow me or be worth finding help for my 3 children. As most mothers know, working can turn out to be more expensive if you are not making enough money to justify childcare. Especially for three children. I have no family and no help as of now. I am also interested in laser school to remove tattoos. I feel like i am interested in a industry that may not pay off in this economy. Do people frequently get tattoos removed? Please help- i have never cut hair or done nails and the instructors at the college told me why dont you get your cosmetology license? There is one person going through the esthetics course- and MANY in the cosmetology and message therapy courses. Is this a sign? Im almost 40 and have yet to pursue a career. I want to pursue my passions but not at the expense of my 3 children 6-12 in age. i need guidance!!

my3kidsok in Arlington, Texas said: I am a sahm mother of three and my husband works ALOT! I am concidering going into Esthetics! However i am not sure if this is an industry that will allow me or be worth finding help for my 3 children. As most mothers know, working can turn out to be more expensive if you are not making enough money to justify childcare. Especially for three children. I have no family and no help as of now. I am also interested in laser school to remove tattoos. I feel like i am interested in a industry that may not pay off in this economy. Do people frequently get tattoos removed? Please help- i have never cut hair or done nails and the instructors at the college told me why dont you get your cosmetology license? There is one person going through the esthetics course- and MANY in the cosmetology and message therapy courses. Is this a sign? Im almost 40 and have yet to pursue a career. I want to pursue my passions but not at the expense of my 3 children 6-12 in age. i need guidance!!

If your interest is in esthetics the best place to get answers is to attend the International Congress of Esthetics in Arlington May 6 & 7 and talk to estys and companys. Check it out:

dallas.skincareshows.com/

Norma Garcia in West Covina, California said: It depends on your city. In the cities that do allow it, one must have a separate entrance, private room and bathroom. One must follow all, city and state licensures and requirements.

Norma, where and how can I find information on this topic? I live in Highland Park, CA and plan to work in my home. Thanks

Hi,First check with Highland Park city hall or maybe your are considered a part of the City of Los Angeles or maybe even the County portion of L.A.
Contact the Business Section of your city or county and ask them to email the rules and regulations in regard to having a facial room in your home. If you are allowed to have one according to your city's rules/regs, you will still be required to have any required city or county business licenses and follow the CA State Board Rules/Regs.
Have you considered working in Pasadena or Arcadia? Maybe renting a facial room near your home?
Let me know how it works out. My personal email is
normaginger8@gmail.com
Best wishes
Norma