ORGANIC DIY SUGAR SCRUB By Heidi Nymark
A sugar scrub can help your client have beautiful hydrated lips the day of treatment (and any day after!) MEI-CHA artist Heidi Nymark shares her si...
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Staying True to Yourself in Business by Natalie Sweet
How do you stay true to yourself amidst constant changes? MEI-CHA artist Natalie Sweet shares with the community some concrete ways to stay laser-f...
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Finding the Correct Pressure by Marian Rahl
Wondering how to determine the correct pressure when working on different skin types? MEI-CHA artist Marian Rahl explains shares her method.
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Delegating Tasks and Improving Work/Life Balance by Colleen Rogenmuser
MEI-CHA artist Colleen Rogenmuser shares tips on delegating tasks, working with professionals, and focusing your energy on doing your best permanen...
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Touchups and Healed Results by Emilie Tobias
Expect, don't fear pigment loss. Permanent makeup artist Emilie Tobias shares tips on touchups and healed results.
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Intro to Permanent Makeup by Danielle Burke
Curious about PMU? MEI-CHA artist Danielle Burke explains what permanent makeup is, what it does for clients, and how long it lasts.
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Tips On Organizing And Learning From Procedures
If you don’t know where your weaknesses are then how can you fix it? Steph McFadden talks about the importance of documenting your every permanent...
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Having the Courage to Start with Thuy of Brownude
Summoning the courage to start is something that no training can give you, but a trainer can definitely inspire you. Thuy of Brownude in Edmonton, ...
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Using Social Media To Grow Your Business
Social Media is one of the most effective and free ways to grow your business. What message are you trying to send to your audience? -Written by C...
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Tinel Carapia on Positioning Your Studio in the Market
The owner of The Highbrow in Newport Beach, CA shared with us how she positioned her studio in a highly competitive market. Read on to find ways to...
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Michal Cohen on Content Creation
"It’s okay to have imperfections; that makes people feel it’s more relatable."
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