Get Your Skin Together — Without Leaving Your Couch
Look, I know the skincare struggle. One minute you’re minding your business, and the next minute TikTok’s telling you to slather your skin in snail mucin. Meanwhile, some influencer with glass skin swears they “only drink water” and follow a 15-step routine that costs more than your car note.
It’s too much.
Here’s the truth: healthy skin isn’t about hopping on trends — it’s about figuring out what your skin actually needs. And that’s where I come in.
At The Parlor of Esthetics, my virtual skincare consultations are all about skipping the nonsense and giving you a plan that makes sense for your skin, your life, and your budget.
Why Book a Virtual Skincare Consultation?
Because standing in the skincare aisle looking confused is not a personality trait. Here’s what you’ll get:
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1. A Real Talk Skin Assessment
Your skin tells a story — and im here to listen. It has been through it — and I get it. It’s complicated. It’s not just “oily” or “dry.” Sometimes it’s both… on the same day… in the same hour.
During your consultation, we’ll talk about your skin type, your lifestyle, and what’s been stressing your skin out (because let’s be honest — life is life-ing). I’ll figure out what your skin’s been trying to tell you so you can finally stop guessing.
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2. A Routine That Doesn’t Feel Like Homework
Nobody wants a routine that feels like filing taxes. Whether you’re a “splash my face and I’m out” type or someone who lives for a self-care Sunday lineup, I’ll build you a plan that makes sense.
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3. Product Recommendations
The beauty aisle can feel like a toxic relationship — too many promises and too much disappointment. During your consultation, I’ll recommend products that actually make sense for your skin — and your wallet.
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Let’s Get It Together
Skincare isn’t about being perfect — it’s about feeling good. Taking a few intentional moments each day to care for your skin is a form of self-love, and you deserve to show up for yourself like that.
So if you’re tired of guessing, hoping, praying and wasting money on products that end up in your “I’ll try this later” counter, let’s fix that.