Beauty

Home Makeup Artist

Travelling to do make-up means giving up your studio, your lighting and your set-up — and arriving at the tensest moment of someone's day. The whole craft consists in making sure none of that shows.

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Barber Shop

A barber shop is not a hair salon for men. It is a trade with its own gestures, its own rhythm, its own relationship to the face — and a place people return to as much for the moment as for the cut.

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Beauty Institute

A beauty institute does not sell technical gestures à la carte. It sells time, a cosmetic assessment, a progression — and the ability to say when a request falls outside the trade.

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Hair Salon

More happens behind the chair than a haircut. A hair salon is at once a place of relationships, a technical workshop and a very small business — and the hairdresser runs all three at the same time.

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Home Barber

Take the shop out of a shop-based trade and almost everything changes: the equipment, the hygiene, the light, the use of time, even the way a price is set. The home barber practises the same craft under entirely different conditions.

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Home Hair Braider

Few beauty services last four, six or eight hours. Braiding does. That exceptional duration shapes the entire trade: the technique, the relationship, the organisation and even the way a price is set.

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Home Nail Technician

Doing nails in someone's home means recreating at every appointment what a salon owns permanently: a table at the right height, good light, fresh air and clean tools. That is where professionalism is decided.

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Nail Salon

A nail set looks like a cosmetic gesture. It is in fact millimetre-precise work, carried out with reactive products, across a long appointment — three constraints that define the whole trade.

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Makeup Artist

The same face, made up for a wedding, a photo studio, a stage or a film set, gives four different results. Knowing which one to produce, and why, is precisely what defines the profession.

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Spa

What a client remembers from a spa is almost never a technique. It is a sequence: the welcome, the quiet, the warmth, the treatment, the way back. Holding that sequence together is the real work.

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