I am still studying L2 Beauty at college and use dermalogica in my facial lessons, I adore the products and how well they work on my skin but as a student they are a little pricey for me to get hold of at the moment. While I'm saving up to buy the dermalogica good stuff I wanna get my hands on a cheaper alternative. So While I was in the beauty wholesalers I spotted the "strictly professional" range. In waxing, manicure and pedicure we use some of their branded stuff so I was wondering if anyone uses Stictly professional in their facials at college; their salon or just at home? I just want a cleanser, toner, moisturizer and exfoliator for my currently terrible oily skin to use at home. I also suffer from dehydrated skin.
Is the strictly professional skin care range any good? Do you think I was see visible improvement if I used it everyday and exfoliated twice a week?
Hopefully when the Level 3s at my college start taking clients for electrical treatment I am booking in for a galvanic facial![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Also another question a little off topic - do u feel the need to look constantly perfect when having external clients? I get conscious of my skin, I mean I don't have acne but I feel if I am giving advice to someone on how to improve their skin when I can't even get my own skin in a better condition then do I look stupid or like I don't know what I am talking about? It's like going to a hairdresser who has awful hair - you would think twice.
Thanks x
Is the strictly professional skin care range any good? Do you think I was see visible improvement if I used it everyday and exfoliated twice a week?
Hopefully when the Level 3s at my college start taking clients for electrical treatment I am booking in for a galvanic facial
Also another question a little off topic - do u feel the need to look constantly perfect when having external clients? I get conscious of my skin, I mean I don't have acne but I feel if I am giving advice to someone on how to improve their skin when I can't even get my own skin in a better condition then do I look stupid or like I don't know what I am talking about? It's like going to a hairdresser who has awful hair - you would think twice.
Thanks x