It is my pleasure to introduce a talented woman named Alane. She has strong analytical and creative skills plus a passion for color. Alane believes in herself, providing her with the confidence needed for this business. Here is her story... I’m Alane
It is my pleasure to introduce Sarah Frazier. Sarah brings many great attributes to the PCA table. She is a hairstylist, so she can help her clients find the right hair color if that is part of what they are looking for.
As we look forward to meeting and training new students this year, Christine Scaman and I would like to provide a narrative discussing different aspects of the color analysis business for those of you who may be considering becoming analysts.
You may have seen Christine's post at www.12blueprints.com about our recent co-training sessions. I thought I would link here as well. I welcome any comments or questions. http://www.12blueprints.com/joint-training-synopsis/ I've been so busy training the last couple of months that I haven't had much time
As a Mary Kay Beauty Consultant, one of the first things I did when I became a color analyst was sort all the Mary Kay makeup into the 4 seasons back in the '90's. Fast forward to present day, and
If you have been wanting to have an in-person PCA but there isn't an analyst near you, one of my clients gave a great suggestion. Find an analyst who you would like to see; and if you can, plan your vacation near
Well, I've been back in the color business for about a month. So great to be back doing what I love to do! The saying, "Do what you love to do and you won't work another day in your life"
