Lise Consultation

Description

Get personalized skincare guidance from EniLise, a licensed esthetician with over 10 years of experience. This 30-minute private video consultation is designed to help you better understand your skin concerns, skincare routine, product usage, and treatment options.

Consult via Zoom or WhatsApp, with ongoing support for 3 months.

Skincare Talk with EniLise

Personalized Video Skincare Consultation

Not sure what products your skin needs? Struggling with acne, hyperpigmentation, dark spots, uneven skin tone, dryness, sensitivity, or simply confused about your skincare routine?

Skincare Talk with EniLise is a personalized 30-minute video consultation created to help you better understand your skin and develop a skincare approach that fits your individual concerns and goals.

With over 12 years of experience as a licensed esthetician, EniLise provides personalized guidance based on your skin concerns, current routine, and the products you are using.

Your consultation may include:

Personalized skincare guidance

Skincare routine recommendations

Product-use guidance

Recommendations based on your skin type and concerns

Guidance for acne and breakouts

Hyperpigmentation and dark-spot concerns

Uneven skin tone

Sensitive or problematic skin

Anti-aging skincare concerns

General skincare questions

How It Works

1. Book your consultation
A consultation fee applies when booking.

2. Appointment confirmation
Your appointment will be confirmed based on availability.

3. Choose your video platform
Your consultation can be conducted through Zoom or WhatsApp.

4. Receive personalized guidance
Discuss your skincare concerns directly with EniLise and receive recommendations tailored to your needs.

5. Enjoy 3 months of ongoing support

Following your consultation, you will have access to EniLise for follow-up skincare questions and support for three months via WhatsApp.

Please note: This consultation is focused on skincare education, product guidance, and esthetic skincare recommendations. It is not a medical diagnosis or substitute for medical care.