If a skin care professional enjoys working with clients one-on-one but feels the unsettled desire to reach more people or wants to provide their field of expertise to many people at a time, it may be time to embrace their critical thinking skills and start articulating their ideas in front of a room of aesthetic professionals or soon-to-be professionals. Perhaps it is time to spread their wings and work towards becoming an aesthetic instructor or brand educator.

Cathy Wainwright’s lifelong endeavor has been skin care and aesthetic balance. She has been tweezing eyebrows and teaching makeup and product application since her formative school years. As a versatile professional, Wainwright has been enmeshed in the study of skin, aesthetics, business building and cosmetic chemistry. She has owned a skin care studio and day spa and has worked alongside plastic surgeons, dermatologists, aesthetic nurses, and a host of top aestheticians for over 40 years. She believes in digging deep, past the superficial layer to ask what if.