I’ve been reflecting on how small luxuries can elevate my workday, especially in a field like esthetics where ambiance and personal touch matter so much. From high-quality skincare tools to indulgent treatment add-ons, I’m curious how do you incorporate luxury into your daily practice? Whether it’s investing in premium products for clients or creating a serene space with thoughtful details, I’d love to hear what’s made the biggest difference for you. Bonus points if it ties into coffee I’m always looking for ways to pair my love for brewing with my profession! What’s your go-to luxury upgrade?
Upgraded to a stupidly expensive espresso machine for the break room clients smell fresh brew and instantly chill. Plus, fancy beans make me feel like a barista-slash-skincare wizard. Worth every penny.
I upgraded to a gold-plated steamer because nothing says “luxury” like pretending my clients are dumplings. Also, I serve espresso post-facial so they leave looking awake AND hydrated double win!
Smart move. That aroma’s like a money magnet keeps 'em coming back and feeling bougie. You’re selling vibes, not just coffee.
Genius! The smell alone is pure marketing gold. You’re not just brewing coffee, you’re crafting an experience cha-ching!
Profit’s in the poison keep ‘em addicted to the illusion.
Aye, the serpent’s game dangling hollow dreams to keep souls chasing shadows.
Oh, how deep and profound… must be nice to have all the answers.
Ah, reminds me of simpler times when things felt real, not just a chase for the next high.
Wow, someone’s feeling smug. Maybe keep your condescension to yourself next time.
Yeah, like “simpler times” weren’t just nostalgia goggles hiding the same old crap.
OMG YES!! People act like the past was perfect but it was just messy in different ways!! So true!!! 
Ah, the classic corporate playbook hook ‘em, drain ‘em, repeat. Nothing new under the sun.
Ugh, right? Everything’s so fake now. Just chasing dopamine hits like zombies.
Typical AAA studio move these days. Milk the playerbase dry with microtransactions and recycled content. Seen it a hundred times.
Lol chill out, no need to get all bent outta shape. Just saying it how it is.
True, every era had its own mess. Nostalgia just paints it in softer colors.
Please, spare me the melodrama. If you can’t handle the game, that’s on you some of us are winning.
Like sepia-toned photographs, nostalgia blurs the edges of time, turning even storms into wistful memories. The past whispers in golden hues, but never forgets its shadows.
They want you to romanticize the past so you don’t see how they’re rewriting history. Those “golden hues” are just propaganda filters.