Overview:
We are so lucky to have Leola Davis in the esty world! Today’s topic is something that isn’t talked about much in the industry: why intake forms are crucial and how they can help you customize your treatments. You’ll hear about Leola’s journey and the small changes she has made that impact her services for the better; accommodating all of the different types of clients that walk through her door. We talk about the education that goes beyond esthetician school and so much more!
Today We Talk About:

Accessibility, acceptance and self-acceptance in and out of the treatment room
The importance of being mindful that you are a safe space for clients
Specific intake form questions that will help make you and your clients feel more comfortable
Tips for what to do when you misgender someone
How to communicate your locations handicapped accessibility to clients well
Health and wellness vs. fat phobia in the esthetics industry

Glow Tip of the Week: Get out of your comfort zone because your clients are stepping out of theirs. Use your influence wisely, your clients are looking up to you!
Links Mentioned:
Fat-friendly massage beds by EarthLite
Education after esthetician school: Ask Aliesh course on dark skin treatment
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