Tiffany once had an eye-opening encounter with a great esthetician who understood her skin type. Like anyone would, Tiffany returned a month later to book a second appointment. But on returning to book a new appointment, the esthetician was gone. Untraceable—nobody knew her whereabouts.
After years of skin breakouts, Tiffany needed another esthetician who understood her skin type. This time around, she wanted not only a great esthetician but also one that would be easily accessible. She created SpaSho, an esthetician directive where people of color can connect with estheticians with similar skin types that live close to them. As SpaSho celebrates the upcoming National Black Esthetician’s week, Tiffany discloses speakers from skincare companies and magazines, including Skinscript and Dermascope, amongst other esthetician insurance companies that will be supporting and speaking about skincare awareness and education among the black community.
About Tiffany
Tiffany Medois is a licensed Esthetician and the Founder of SpaSho, a directory where clients can find licensed Black Estheticians in their area.
She is also a senior level Copywriter with more than 10 years of writing/editing experience, producing compelling copy for high-profile brands and companies, such as: Mattel, Hot Topic, and ABC.
When working for ABC’s The View, Tiffany was asked by the show’s makeup artist, Eve Pearl, to write a piece about lipstick for her book, Plastic Surgery Without the Surgery: The Miracle of Makeup Techniques. Tiffany was even featured in the book and, if you squint hard enough, you can see two tiny photos of her on its cover.
Tiffany is passionate about skin care and the esthetics community.
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