What Steps Do I Need To Take To Rent Out A Roon As An Esthetician

What is most important to you when designing the interior of a room?

The most important for me, in designing a room, is to have done my homework on researching my client first. Otherwise I’m decorating a space, which is another skill all together…..like setting up a model home for the public to see.When I design, it’s because I am infusing a person’s ( or people) ( or a business’ customers) into my senses. Feeling ‘who are they?’ , as if I can’t begin to imagine the materials, direction and process, before I’ve discovered the nuances of their style of living and tastes, even ‘they’ don’t know sometimes. I use lots of methods to do this.Once I gave a Japanese flower arranging book, to a couple I was designing for. I asked them to select the arrangements they liked. The wife picked out fifteen or so arrangements. The husband, one: the last photo in the book. A camellia flower in the snow. Nothing was more revealing of his minimalistic style than this flower. I knew then, how to proceed with understanding him. With her, it was the collection of blossoming branches. She wanted the outdoors inside.Until I’ve done the research on my client’s lifestyle both past and present, I’m only guessing. Once I’ve completed this work, I’m comfortable I can give the project the elements of functionality and esthetics, true to my client’s tastes and needs.

I'm a South Indian who recently moved to Delhi. Winter is coming. What are some steps to take so I can better deal with the cold?

At first I would suggest, please drink ample amount of water. You may not feel thirsty as you feel in summer, but during winter our body demands more water.Now, to battle with winter dryness, GO FOR RAW BUTTERS like Shea Butter or Cocoa Butter or Mango Butter or Kokum Butter. Any one of them works beautifully on dry skin. They not only hydrate but nourish too.Another thing is never forget to follow the CTM routine in the morning and at night. CTM stands for Cleansing (A good Face Wash of your choice), Toning (You can use Kama Ayurveda Rose Water) Moisturising ( Raw butters). It would protect your skin.Now Let me sum up the routine.Starting from morning:Step 1: Follow CTM routine religiouslyStep 2: Drink plenty amount of waterStep 3: If possible, try to avoid oily or junk foods because ultimately it may result in more dryness.Step 4: Never forget to apply sunscreen and that is also of high SPF like SPF 40 or SPF 50. In winter, it becomes a must more than any season. You can Google it to find out the scientific reasons.Step 5: In the night, follow the CTM routine again. And this time I would suggest mix your raw butter with a good serum or night cream. It would work like a magic. In the morning you will find a soft and supple skin :)).For dandruff, I would not suggest any anti dandruff shampoo because I do not know whether they permanently cures the dandruff or not. but instead go for our treasure oil i.e. Mustard oil. I know I know it is sticky and pulls more dirts. But it is the best. Otherwise, You can use Tulsi or Basil leaves juice/ Yogurt/Reetha/Shikakai/Lemon juice. All of these natural methods are quite effective for dandruff :)).But if any of these does not stop the outbreak. I think it would be wiser to go for a dandruff treatment then.For the last question, I think it would be better if you sleep earlier. You will wakeup yourself..:). I mean in my case it has worked.Take care,Best wishes,COSMETICS ARENA

How can I make my bedroom look nice and aesthetically appealing without spending a ton?

“Painted accent wallUsing paint is perhaps one of the most wide-spread techniques to create an accent wall. Any shade can be used, however there are a few rules that you need to observe in order to have the right effect. If you want a touch of drama then you should opt for a dark colour. Vibrant colours as accent reveal your bold personality and a coloured wall in a black-and-white setting definitely draws attention. Blue, grey, black, purple, orange – any nuance is suitable for an accent wall as long as it corresponds well with the rest of the décor.You should also consider chalkboard paint. It has proved its qualities as a kitchen backsplash and is definitely a smart solution for an accent wall, especially in the kids' room. Besides, you can write some inspiring quotes or the daily tasks there and change the decoration, i.e. the drawings, on it as often as you like.Accent wall with wallpaperThe wallpapers are slowly returning back to the fashion scene and they are a perfect solution for an accent wall. They are easy to install and the variety they offer is incredible. You can choose between different patterns and shades. Flower wallpapers are extremely suitable for an accent wall. Geometric patterns are quite popular as well. You can even do a small DIY project and decorate a plain wallpaper by yourself with lines, shapes or other ornaments. For a more sophisticated look you can choose wall murals or photo wallpapers that represent your personal style.Accent wall decorated with artworkUsing artwork as a focal point in a room is quite an old tradition. You can choose whether you want to hang one big piece of art or a collection that you have been gathering. Your family photos or kids' drawings also count…”Taken from: Natural Stone[1]“Why should you choose interior veneers? Price! They’re far less expensive than real brick.Design your interior brick walls with our affordable brick veneers. We’ll always give you the best price, guaranteed.Unique brick look. Each hand-cut brick tile has its own characteristics and worn style, creating a beautiful and unique look. Interior brick walls add magic to any apartment or the house. Interior brick veneers can stand the test of time both in the bedroom and on a brick kitchen backsplash”Taken from: Morton Stones[2]Footnotes[1] 10 Clever Ideas for Accent Walls [2] Interior Brick Walls, The Focal Point Of The Room!

What are the pros and cons of being a dual licensed massage therapist & esthetician?

Well, as I am not an esthetician, I can’t speak from that perspective. As mentioned in another post, dual skills = dual income…..maybe. You should consider this: as either an esthetician or MT, you can build up a good clientele, and acheive a very nice income. But if you split your time between the two, you may find a problem being as available for both services.It is something to consider: when I had two locations, and it was only me, there were a few times when a client did not schedule, either because I was at the “wrong” location, or because I didn’t have a time slot. Let’s not even look at the nightmare of “double-booking” your appointments….So, whilst I definitely agree that there are some very practicle pros to doing both, I would step back, look at the bigger picture, and decide: what do I want to be the priority service/income, and what do I want to do for my “mad money.”