Hey Myriam!  First of all, CONGRATS on getting your esthetics license.  Its an exciting time to be in the industry for sure! Lots going on!

In regards to H&S, I'm gonna be honest & shoot straight from the hip if that's Ok.  I was an original hire when H&S in my area 1st started to do aesthetics. OMG! Brutal!!!  I had only been in the industry less than a year.  And H&S knew next to nothing about esthetics, they actually considered facials to be like doing a massage on the face.  I say that to say, a lot is going to depend on the management, & how much they really know about our industry.  Regardless, you are going to have to be willing to do some "hard time".  What I mean by that is it takes awhile to build your books no matter where you are.  I had the luxury of not having to depend on my income to make it.  Which meant I could ride out the "skinny times" til things got more reliable.  If you are not in that position then I would say get an additional job that provides a more reliable income whatever that may be.  Its very difficult to break into this industry so you are fortunate to have this opportunity, its just  a matter of can you ride it out til it's a win/win. If it's anything like my situation, you have just entered into esty boot camp & it will not be time wasted. The networking with other esty's & LMT's is priceless, & the continuing education & the experience is well worth it.  If you can make it at H&S, & do that for at least a year, you will be able to get a job anywhere. I'm gonna close for now but there is sooooo much more.  May I say there is a vast difference between the pie in the sky BS that we get in school & reality.  It's a tough pill to swallow but eventually you need to.  It does not just rain down $$$ on us because we graduated, there is a brutal learning curve for most of us. Don't be discouraged.  Work your shift & give it your all.  It will pay off, it just takes time.