If you could sit across from some of the most influential people in professional esthetics and ask them anything about their career, what would you want to know?

Would you ask how they found their niche?

How they built a recognizable brand?

How they handled failure?

How they knew when it was time to take a risk?

Or maybe you would ask the question many estheticians eventually find themselves wondering:

What’s next for me?

These are the kinds of conversations we want to have at Esthetician Edit LIVE, an exclusive after-hours event taking place during ICES Ft. Lauderdale this October.

Beyond the Success Story

We often meet successful people after they have already become successful.

We see the thriving business, the following, the product line, the booked-out schedule, the speaking engagements, or the brand recognition.

What we don’t always see are the years that came before it.

The uncertainty.

The ideas that didn’t work.

The pivots.

The risks.

The moments when they weren’t sure whether they were heading in the right direction at all.

Those are often the parts of someone’s story that I find the most interesting.

As the host of Esthetician Edit, I don’t just want to know what someone has accomplished. I want to understand how they got there.

And that is exactly what we will explore at Esthetician Edit LIVE.

Live Conversations With Industry Icons

This October, we’re bringing together an incredible group of voices from professional esthetics, including Renée Rouleau, Jadé Marie Chapman, Aya Abramov, Morgan Cameron, René de la Garza, and other industry experts.

Each has created a different lane within the beauty and esthetics industry.

And that’s important.

There isn’t one formula for building a successful career in esthetics anymore.

An esthetician’s career can lead to the treatment room, education, entrepreneurship, content creation, product development, speaking, writing, brand partnerships, leadership, or something that hasn’t even been created yet.

That’s why I want these conversations to go deeper than technique.

I want to talk about career, business, identity, longevity, opportunity, and the future of our industry.

The Questions I Want to Ask

What would you tell the esthetician who feels like everyone around her is growing faster than she is?

What was the biggest turning point in your career?

What mistake taught you the most?

How did you know which opportunities to say yes to and which ones to walk away from?

How important has personal branding been to your success?

What do you think estheticians are focusing too much on right now?

Where do you see the biggest opportunities for estheticians over the next five years?

If you were graduating esthetics school today, what would you do first?

Those are the conversations I want to hear.

But I don’t want to be the only one asking the questions.

Now It’s Your Turn

One of the most exciting parts of Esthetician Edit LIVE will be our audience Q&A.

If you’ve ever listened to a podcast episode and wished you could jump into the conversation, this is your opportunity.

You won’t just be watching these conversations online later.

You’ll be sitting in the room.

And there is something incredibly valuable about that.

You get to hear the answer firsthand, meet the people behind the businesses and brands you know, and connect with other professionals who are asking many of the same questions about their own careers.

Join Us at Esthetician Edit LIVE

Esthetician Edit LIVE takes place Saturday, October 17 at 7:00 PM  as part of the ICES Ft. Lauderdale weekend.

The VIP experience includes two-day admission to ICES, access to Esthetician Edit LIVE, our live industry icon panel and Q&A, cocktails, networking with the professional esthetics community, and $200+ worth of professional skincare products.

Space for the evening event is limited.

Register for ICES Ft. Lauderdale + Esthetician Edit LIVE

And start thinking about your question now.

If you had the microphone, what would you ask?