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Rachael and Tara were thrilled to have Jackie on the show to discuss a topic that affects so many of us – balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship. Join us on the podcast as we delve into the complexities of balancing parenting with running your skincare business, and learn from Jackie’s experiences.
In European countries, it’s common for teens to receive regular preventative skincare treatments. Upon further investigation, I learned that Illinois, like many other states, did not have an official “Esthetics License” and required 1,500 hours of cosmetology training, mainly for hairdressers, not estheticians.
Esthetician training programs are unlike cosmetology programs. The cosmetology student’s day to day training program mostly focuses on a hair professionals career. While an esthetician student focuses only on the skin using professional skincare. At NASI, you’ll find an inclusive, universal spa training academy.
Basically, different licenses train for different skills. Sometimes, these licenses are used interchangeably in error, but they are quite different in regard to the focus of schooling and practical training. With comprehensive training in hair, skin, and nails, cosmetologists have a wide array of services at their fingertips.
This marks a significant shift towards enhancing career flexibility and innovation for facialists and other skincare specialists, waxing specialist, nail techs, makeup artists, hairdressers, hair stylists, and many more industry professionals. Can I start my own beauty or wellness business after working for another employer?
The path of entrepreneurship is inherently filled with twists and turns. Now, here’s where my unique training comes into play. As a Gallup-trained strengths coach, I don’t just guide estheticians on how to manage; I empower them to lead with distinction. That’s where the balance comes in.
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