Thank you!! 🤓🙏🏽

@@ArielleAnne You're welcome.

Thank you love! 🙏🏽✨

Thank you! 🙏🏽✨

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My schedule changed throughout years but I did do 4 days at one point.

Merci girly!! Love you! 💝✨

Thank you! 💕

Don’t be scared girl! Have faith and trust in yourself. As long as you put in the work and passion, you’ll be just fine. I was scared as well. You got this! ✨

Medical aestheticians work in a medical setting and under a doctor.

Got it at a beauty pop up convention event years ago so unfortunately, I don’t have a link for it.

Thank you! Success with your journey love. 🙏🏽✨

You’re welcome & thank you so much! 🥰

Awn, thank you! 🙏🏽✨ I really appreciate it a lot! I’m an indepedent self-employed esthetician as we speak. I do and offer a little bit of everything when it comes to services.

I’m glad it helped out. Thank you! ✨

My pleasure!

Thank you! Wishing you the best on your journey. You got this. 💪🏽

You become a medical once you are working under a licensed doctor and in medical settings. You would need to get your esthetician license first. The program is usually in between a few months to a year depending on the school.

@@ArielleAnne oh okay thank you so much, there’s a program called evit and I could take esthetician school there my senior year in high school so I think that’s what I will do

@@karymemeza3239 Sounds good. Wishing you the best with your journey ✨.

@@ArielleAnne thank you so much!✨

You definitely can. It might not be included in your school program though so check it out before enrolling.

Depends on the school, the teacher and chapter that you're covering but yes. I had to cut my nails short and wear clear/light pink for a while. This mostly happens when you're covering the skincare chapters for hygiene purposes since you are touching people's faces and overall skin. Dirt and products can accumulate and stay stuck under your nails & you can hurt/scratch the person that you're working on as well.

@@ArielleAnne Thank you for answering! I really love doing my nails and paint them creatively, so to me it would be too sad to leave that behind 😢 I saw some estheticians with painted nails though.

@@annastarichenkova2101 I completely understand but if that happens, it would be for a short period until you’re done with your chapters. You’re free to do whatever you want with your nails after those. Ask the school before enrolling if anything. They might not even require that.

Thanks to you 🙏🏽 . I hope that you will enjoy it as much as I do!

Nikki Magnetic Lashes Thank you love! I appreciate it. 🙏🏽

Chasity Coffee Yes, you can but it may vary depending on the position that you are trying to fulfill. Most likely, you can become an assistant or even work at the reception, something that doesn’t require a specific license.

I am Shay Destin Thank you love! ✨

I am Shay Destin Yes! 🇨🇦 Thank you so much!

Charles Wilson Thank you for the offer. I am sorry that I am seeing this too late. For any further request, please email me at [email protected] 📧 .

Lexlo Got it at a beauty convention event in Montreal years ago. We do learn about nail care [ from taking care of the natural nails to gel polish techniques ] in school in Canada but yes, unfortunately, it’s not part of the program in the US. 😔 & Thank you! 😊

Paola Sotelo 😅 Currently editing the video. It’s coming this week! Welcome to the family! 💕

sheyenne means Thank you! ☺️

Tara Sapp Thank you! Wishing you the best with your journey! ✨

Tianna Kay Thank you so much! 💖

Kathryn Blair Thank you! From Toronto.

Paris Smith Look for a job where they focus on waxing such as a wax bar for example or a place where they are looking to hire a wax specialist. There’s quite a few if you look into it. If you get an interview in a place where they have other services that you’re really not interested in doing, just be vocal & honest about it from the start. They’ll either appreciate you for your honesty and hire you for what you truly want to do or you move on to the next opportunity. You’ll find a place to work for sure!

JCG Tv I have my aesthetician, hairstylist licences & laser/electrolysis certificate. I did them separately. Cosmetology will give you knowledge on a wider range of services at once but you can definitely also get your certificates separately. (Skin, hair but also nails)

Arielle Anne thank you soo much I was a bit confused

JCG Tv No problem. You can also look into becoming a Full specialist. Check what would be best for you.

Thank you. I hope that you do it! Wishing you all the best with your projects 😘 .

Oretha Ateboh Thank you! ✨

Mélisandre Kette Merci bella! Tu passeras me voir 😘 .

Neha Chhabra Thanks to you for watching and sharing this with me! ✨

@@ArielleAnne 😍😘🙏

Shaina Alexa Côté Thank you girl! 💙 J’apprécie et j’ai hâte que tu viennes me voir aussi! 😘

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Nursing With Key Thanks love! Love you! 💙

Arielle Anne 💕❤️❤️ love you too

Anna Savage Thank you mama, love you! 💜

Arielle Anne love you too💕💕

Kerrissa Smith Love you sis! 💖✨

The Luxe Lady Thank you. :) Actually, I’m also a makeup artist and personally, it’s kind of rare that I go with a natural makeup for myself but I can make a video on a look eventually.

shutupppppp lmao

Having good skin makes makeup look even better 😉 her makeup looks great

@@cloverluvvv yeah, never said it didn't. thanks.

@@TheLuxeLady you’re still commenting on the amount she should be wearing lol. You’re comment was irrelevant

Yasmin Iman Thank you! I hope that you do. I’m sure that you’ll love it if you have a passion for skin and beauty already! 😉

Sharon Larimore Thanks to you! 😘

Briana Leverett I’m glad that it helped you out! 🙏🏽 I personally don’t think they are necessarily better because it’s longer. It really depends on how fast you’ll learn and get to cover all the different services & theory. I will definitely say that the longer the program, the more time you get to practise services and get to experience different things with someone supervising you, guiding you, correcting you and answering your questions on site. You can practise basically everyday so more prep for the real world.

69bluts There’s no specific license for you to become a medical esthetician. Both have the same esthetician license but what makes them a medical esthetician is the fact that they work in a medical setting/environment and under a licensed doctor.

Arielle Anne ok thank you !

69bluts You’re welcome!