Join us for our final evening with the estheticians of Blissoma!
These free events will help you keep your skin healthy at home.
Join Julie and the estheticians of Blissoma for a rejuvenating summer series of online home facial events!
Get up close and personal with our skilled professionals as they teach you techniques to keep your skin glowing when you can't make it to the treatment room.
Our final event is July 30th at 7 PM CST.
There is no cost to register, and the treatments that will be shared are low cost, easy, holistic and high impact.
We may be socially distant, but we can still spend quality time together and have healthy fun.
THE ESTHETICIAN EVENINGS LINEUP:
July 30, 2020 at 7 PM CST
Pam Edmondson: Dien Chan Morning Massage for Everybody
Taleaha Von Slaughter : Honey Tapping How To & Herbal Compress
A list of items needed to participate in the activities will be emailed to you with your registration.
July 16, 2020 - Zaydimar Reyes & Joni Kerr
Dien Chan Targets: The Nervous System, Inflammation, Lungs, Heart, Musculoskeletal & Kidneys
Zaydimar Reyes will teach us how to practice Dien Chan, massaging areas of the face that will stimulate the nervous system, anti-inflammatory points, lungs, heart, musculoskeletal system and kidneys to bring them into balance.
Underneath the Mask: Skin Care Challenges While Wearing a Mask
Joni Kerr will teach us how to manage skin care challenges while wearing a Mask. We all have unique needs with our complexion whether it be acne, oily skin, rosacea, and eczema as examples. Wearing a mask daily can make these issues harder to manage, as well as new problems like friction on the nose and chin, rashes and clogged pores from daily heat and sweat build up under the mask.
Bring a pad and pencil and be prepared to make some notes. We will go over some basic tips to boost your skin health. You will learn about protecting your skin and treating irritation and acne. A few things can be found in your kitchen! Learn a few ingredients to look for and which to avoid. Mask up with confidence!
Zaydimar Reyes
Zaydimar Reyes, owner of Hygge Holistisk, is a holistic esthetician living in Orlando Florida. She finds her passion in making others feel comfortable and loved by sharing her practice and experience of loving yourself and your body as a healing path.
Joni Kerr
Joni (pronounced Johnny) Kerr is a Portland native as well as owner and Esthetician at Silkface Skin and Body in the Hawthorne District of beautiful Portland, Oregon. Joni is known to her longtime clients as the Skin Care Goddess and Wax Whisperer.
July 23, 2020 - Sandra Hicks, Raena Tripp-Mason & Amanda Wettstein
Gua Sha for Everyone
Sandra Hicks will teach us the art of Gua Sha with simple DIY tips. You can effectively use what you already have in your home as a tool.
Acupressure for Headache and Sinus Relief
Raena Tripp-Mason teaches us how acupressure is one way to help relieve sinus pressure and other symptoms. This traditional treatment is based on the same methods as acupuncture in Traditional Chinese Medicine — it even uses the same points. But instead of needles, pressure is placed at certain points on your face and body using your hands and fingers. Acupressure simply works on the basis of different meridians present in our body. Meridians are the energy lines (chi) present in various parts of our body. Stimulating these points or energy lines and clearing up blockages in the meridians can help in internal healing as these energy lines are connected to various organs. The skills you will learn during this presentation are life-long and can be used to help many conditions such as sinus and air flow problems, headaches, nose bleeds, eye strain. It helps overall improvement of muscle toning, facial contour and stimulation of circulation and nutrient flow to facial skin.
Learn about the gut-skin relationship!
Amanda Wettstein will talk about how taking care of your gut can lead to beautiful, radiant skin. Additionally, we teach us how to make a DIY mask with probiotic ingredients to nourish our skin from the outside as well. Here are the ingredients you will need for the DIY probiotic mask: - jojoba oil - raw honey - 2 capsules of a good quality probiotic - teaspoon - small bowl - spoon - clean brush for face (could be a makeup brush) - something to pull hair back with.
Sandra Hicks
Sandra Hicks, owner of Solitude beauty & Wellness in Dallas, GA, has been practicing esthetics for 9 years with a focus on holistic lifestyle & skincare practices. She is fascinated by the human mind and body connection with its relationship to skincare. She is a wife and mother of two and believes life should be lived through beautiful experiences!
Raena Tripp-Mason
Raena is a licensed holistic esthetician with 13 years experience. She specializes in Oncology Esthetics, Gua Sha (TCM facial massage), Dr. Vodder’s Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Acupressure, and other advanced services at her studio Sanara Natural Beauty. She is also involved with non-profit organizations and engaged in ongoing studies of skin, nutrition and whole body health.
Amanda Wettstein
Amanda Wettstein holds an AA degree with a background in health & medical science, & has earned a license in Esthetics & Microderma-brasion. She is passionate about working with people to attain healthy skin at any stage of life, educating in skin-care routines that work best for them at Statera Integrated. Amanda incorporates guidance in mind, body, spirit wellness for ultimate skin health.
July 30, 2020 - Pam Edmondson & Taleaha Von Slaughter
Dien Chan Morning Massage for Everybody
Pam Edmondson will introduce 12 morning facial massages of Dien Chan Multireflexology that anyone can perform to help their body find strength for natural auto-regulation and improved wellness. "Dien Chan" is a form of reflexology. Reflexology implies the principle that by stimulating one part of the body, another part of the body is rebalanced. You don’t need any special tools or training. She will show us, how with just a few minutes each day and our own two hands, we can maintain health, prevent illness, enhance youthfulness and increase tonicity. Plus they feel great!
Honey Tapping: Facial & Massage
Taleaha Von Slaughter will teach you all about a sweet holistic facial technique called honey tapping. Honey tapping uses the sticky quality of honey to gently encourage lymph and blood circulation. Honey is a wonder substance that has antimicrobial, antioxidant, enzymatic, hydrating, and gentle exfoliating properties. Your skin is going to love this easy stimulation technique. Make sure you have raw honey on hand, as raw is the only kind with all the great benefits we're going for.After honey tapping we'll use an herbal compress to remove our sweet treatment, so have a few Tablespoons of a loose herb like chamomile, green tea, calendula, rose petals, or plantain to use plus a French press or heat proof glass measuring cup and strainer, plus a washcloth and towel.
Pam Edmondson
Pam became a licensed esthetician in 2005 and was certified in holistic health coaching in 2012 by the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. In 2020 Pam studied Dien Chan Zone Face Reflexology with Helen Black’s Mirror Medicine and is currently working on her certification as a Nutritional Aesthetics Provider with the Nutritional Aesthetics Alliance. Drawing from her decades-long journey from problem skin to clear skin and her passion for uniting skincare with nutrition, Pam has carefully chosen professional holistic skin treatments at Skin Essentials Wichita, a selection of innovative home care products for the skin, supplements to support a healthy glow and specializes in conditions like persistent acne and sensitized skin.
Taleaha Von Slaughter
Taleaha Von Slaughter has been in the wellness industry for over ten years. She started out as a massage therapist and then found her passion for holistic esthetics 6 years ago. She owns Sacred Skin Therapy, a little skin studio in Phoenix, Arizona and also teaches esthetics privately and for Southwest Institute of Natural Aesthetics. She specializes in facial gua sha, herbal poultice, lymphatic massage, energy healing, herbalism, as well as other holistic skincare modalities. Her mission is to heal and nurture the skin with a gentle, slow and natural approach and to remind clients they are already enough, already sacred and have the power to heal themselves with the right tools.
