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Alicia L.

Jul 21, 2013

Alicia L.

I'm thinking of going to school for esthetics and I've done tons of googling but I would just like to know what it's all about and how you like it from somebody who has actually gone through it. any suggestions or comments from licensed estheticians?

Amira A.

Jul 21, 2013

Amira A.

I loved it and if I could go again just for fun I would. There were parts I didnt enjoy though but once its over its over. Best decision I've ever made.

Sylvie V.

Jul 21, 2013

Sylvie V.

The things ull learn to do is giving a massage, facial, doing makeup, twizzing, pedis n manis among others n you have to b creative. Being friendly n having a great attitude. I think an important thing you have to know is looking for clients coz in the school I went to, the supervisors were always telling us to go look for clients and perform certain treatments in a specific period of time. You think that was the most challenging part. Nway, good luck with your studies. :)

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