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Function and comfort come above style, and this is crucial both inside and outside the treatment room. In this episode, we share our take on the importance of function over fashion and give you our tried and tested checklist for new and old estheticians alike.ResourcesEnjoy 10% off your first month on BetterHelp through this link.Get $80 off your first month, including free shipping, on your first box from HelloFresh when you shop through this link.Get 50% off your first Care/of order through this link.Take Care/of’s five-minute online quiz to tailor your supplements to your wellness goals.Sign up and save on ASCP insurance + get free resources!Skin CeuticalsSkin ScriptWubbies® Embossed Disposable TowelsWe’re giving away FREE FUN STICKERS! Give us a review on iTunes, screenshot it, and email us at beautybizbffs@gmail.com.Episode HighlightsLooking into Function & Choosing Quality over QuantitySome furniture may be cute for Instagram, but not comfortableInvest in things that can last a long time.Determine your non-negotiables.We all have that one thing we splurge on. Own that part of you, but also be aware of it.It’s better to pay the price for quality than buy multiple things you won’t end up loving.Tips When Starting as an EstheticianFocus on the tools you need for your services.Figure out contracts, and don’t forget about insurance.A Checklist of Basic ToolsGet a massage bed and a good stool.Gloves are very essential, as well as a disinfectant and a disinfectant tray.For lash artists: a good pair of tweezers, adhesives, and a supply of good quality lashes.Things to Remember When Dealing with ClientsDo not be afraid to communicate with them.Guide them into the treatment room every step of the way.More Noteworthy TipsUse professional-grade skincare in your back bar.Find a supplier you believe in.Always have back up supplies.Keep your lash cart neat.Support the ShowSign up for our FREE weekly workbooks.Check out the Beauty Biz BFFs podcast show notes.Support the show (http://beautybizbffs.com)