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Things I do to maintain 100+ clients a month as a brow artist:

1. I UNDERSTAND WHAT MY CLIENT WANTS BEFORE I EVER TELL THEM WHAT I THINK THEY NEED

2. I SET REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS

3. I REMEMBER THE LITTLE THINGS

4. I CARE ABOUT HOW THEY FEEL, NOT JUST HOW THEIR BROWS LOOK

5. I THINK BEYOND TODAY’S APPOINTMENT

Let me know in the comments if these tips were helpful and what else you would like to know ✨

A little full-circle moment for my esthetics journey 🫶

The best estheticians don’t just get results. They know how to communicate, build trust, and make their clients feel genuinely cared for. And the more I learn, the more I realize how much client experience and relationships are at the center of a successful esthetics business.

I’ve followed Morgan Morgan Cameron | Sacramento’s Leading Acne Esthetician for almost my entire esthetics career, and her work played a huge role in my interest for corrective skincare and treating acne in the first place.

Thank you Morgan for putting together such an amazing acne education event and for inspiring my journey all these years later. 🤍

The joy of being self-employed: no one tells me what to do
The challenge of being self-employed: no one tells me what to do

if you’re struggling with clients not loving their results, not rebooking, or feeling like you’re doing everything right but something still isn’t clicking, your consultation might be the issue.

Ask more questions. Get specific. Make sure you’re both picturing the same thing BEFORE you ever start the service.

This is the kind of stuff that makes SUCH a difference in client retention, and it’s exactly what I’m sharing inside my community for estheticians & brow artists.

If you want help creating a better client experience and building a clientele that comes back, join the community ✨ Link in bio

If you want to get your skin prepped for the holidays, NOW is the time to start! ✨