Healthy skin depends on communication—between cells, tissues, and systems—and that communication improves when the body is calm and circulation is supported.
In my experience, skin responds best when the nervous system is settled and the tissues are given space to move and receive nourishment. That is why my work emphasizes hands-on techniques that support circulation, lymph flow, and tissue responsiveness rather than stimulation or force.
Alongside this approach, I work with carefully selected skin formulations that contain naturally occurring signaling molecules such as peptides, amino acids, and cell-derived factors. These ingredients are used to support the skin’s internal communication—not to override it.
This philosophy closely mirrors what I teach in The Three Layer Skin Solution: when circulation, fascia, and tissue health are supported consistently, the skin’s surface begins to reflect that internal balance.
The goal is not correction.
It is function.
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I am a licensed holistic aesthetician, educator, and skin health advocate with decades of hands-on experience working with skin at every stage of life.
My work is informed by advanced training in skin analysis, fascia-focused techniques, lymphatic work, microcurrent, and cosmetic chemistry. Over time, my clinical experience has made one thing clear: skin does not respond well to force. It responds best when it is supported.
Rather than relying on aggressive treatments or trend-driven protocols, I focus on circulation, tissue vitality, and consistency. When the skin’s underlying systems are supported—blood flow, lymph movement, fascia, and barrier function—the surface begins to change naturally. #moreflowmoreglow
This approach is calm, intentional, and sustainable. It prioritizes long-term skin health over short-term correction and respects both the biology of the skin and the nervous system that regulates it.
Today, my work centers on education through The Three Layer Skin Solution, an online course designed to teach foundational skin care and simple self-massage practices that support healthy circulation and tissue function. I also maintain a very limited private facial practice by referral only.
My role is not to promise perfection, but to teach skin to function well—now and over time.
Products are a support tool—not the strategy. Products are selected for compatibility with sensitive, mature, and compromised skin and are used to complement circulation-focused work rather than replace it.
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Some skin care ingredients work by exfoliating or stimulating the surface. Others work more quietly.
Peptides, amino acids, and certain cell-derived ingredients act as signals. They help skin cells communicate more effectively, especially when the skin is under stress or aging.
Rather than forcing rapid change, these ingredients are used to support the skin’s natural renewal rhythms. When paired with circulation-focused, hands-on work, they can help the skin respond more efficiently—without irritation or overwhelm.
These ingredients are supportive tools, not shortcuts. Their effectiveness depends on context, application, and the overall health of the skin.
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