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esthetician

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es·the·ti·cian  (sth-tshn)
n.
Variant of aesthetician.
aesthetician, esthetician
1. a specialist in aesthetics.
2. a proponent of aestheticism.
See also: Beauty
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Noun1.esthetician - a worker skilled in giving beauty treatments (manicures and facials etc.)
aesthetician
skilled worker, skilled workman, trained worker - a worker who has acquired special skills
2.esthetician - a philosopher who specializes in the nature of beauty
aesthetician
philosopher - a specialist in philosophy
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Everyone employed within your facility, particularly estheticians, should have valid licenses and permits from the state massage and/or cosmetology board.
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Esthetician Shannon Burdette said soft pink tips sprinkled with gold or silver glitter are popular, along with snowflake decals.
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So in order to receive the many benefits related to your health, be sure to find an Esthetician who incorporates these holistic and healing techniques.
A facial: it's more--than meets the eye by Pagano, Julie / New Life Journal
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