Skin Script-first time odering

I am a newly licensed esthetician with the opportunity to work as an independent contractor at a massage studio. I've decided to go with Skin Script based off of price, recommendations, etc..I want to start out small/minimal so that I don't get in over my head. I want to start out offering a basic (1 hour) relaxation/deep cleansing facial, an acne based facial, and a moderate enzyme peel. I eventually want to add services based on clients wants/needs and my comfort level, but for now I want to stick to the basics. Does anyone have any great recommendations? I'm nervous to plunk money into products I've never used and I'm a little unsure of amount of product to start off with. Advice/suggestions appreciated!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Jamie Jacob on February 4, 2015 at 11:58am

I like all of their cleansers. The Retinol scrub is a must for extractions and I am a big fan of the Raspberry enzyme along with the Pomegranate. I don't love the coconut as well.

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Permalink Reply by Miss D on February 11, 2015 at 6:35pm

Jamie,

What do you think about the moisturizers in this line?

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Permalink Reply by coldsalineplexus on February 9, 2015 at 12:57pm

For your acne facial, you will want the Pomegranate enzyme. For the basic, I would use the retinol scrub under steam. For a little stronger enzyme peel, go with either the passionfruit if you think you'll be seeing more wrinkled/sagging skin, or the Lemon Zest if you think you'll be seeing more hyperpigmentation - you should know based on your region. The Strawberry/Spearming, Goji, and Vanilla/Clove masks have all been nice, but I didn't like the Tea Tree one. You will probably also need to find a clay mask from another line for your acne treatments. Let me know what you find - I'm looking for a new one myself!

I would definitely invest in the retinol scrub, both for backbar and retail, as well as the eye creams.

Their SPF is not my favorite unfortunately. I stock COOLA for SPF.

I do LOVE the Ageless Hydrating Serum, but I find some of the moisturizers too waxy for my climate.