After poking around a little bit, you’re probably wondering who this Ms. Esthetician is and what the heck makes her so qualified. Well considering the fact that we could be establishing a pretty personal relationship sometime in the near future, let’s start off with an introduction.

I am Tiffany Taylor, and I honestly love what I do.

As for my professional credentials – I completed my esthetician training at David Pressley (Royal Oak Campus), and went on to graduate from Origin Institute with a diploma in Massage Therapy. I am also a Dale Carnegie graduate with certification in Human Relations and Communications. As a licensed esthetician and massage therapist, I am a member of Associated Skin Care Professionals and Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals. To sum it up…I am a qualified professional.

But I have to admit, even though all of that information makes me legit, what’s more important to me is the passion I bring into the industry. I have a God-given talent and come from a long line of beauty industry professionals. My grandmother, Ella Frances Pigue, was an award-winning beautician/beauty shop owner (that’s what stylist and salons were called in those days), as well as an accomplished seamstress. A truly gifted woman, she has left a legacy that still exists 32 years after her death. People are still talking about my grandmother, and that makes me proud.

So, naturally it was expected that someone would carry on her torch, and when it was my turn at bat, I choked! After several folks left the salon with wet backs (didn’t cut it as a shampoo girl), I came to the realization that no matter how hard I tried to emulate my grandmother, I was never going to be a great hairdresser. It just wasn’t my bailiwick, but I loved makeup and skincare. And so, my desire to be an accomplished esthetician was born.

For over 16 years I have been fully immersed in the beauty industry, and causing quite a stir along the way. I have come a long way from my glittered eyebrows and money green nails, but self-expression and humor are still the driving force behind everything that I do. The looks that I get when I say I do male brazilian bikini waxes for a living…well, it’s priceless.

I have always been an advocate of beauty being done the right way and have made it my goal to educate clients on the potential dangers that exist within the industry. From double-dipping, to waxing at nail salons (not a good idea), I have a laundry list full of pointers to help keep you safe. If you look hard enough, you might just find me helping other professionals with their wax techniques too because I want to clean both you and the industry up.

So here we are. You know a little bit about me, and I’m eager to get to know you. What’s left? click below, and book your appointment today.

Tiffany

“Passionate About Waxing It”™