LeClair Aesthetics

Proof that not every brow lamination needs a tint to look flawless.✨

If your brows already have enough natural depth and color, adding a tint isn’t always necessary. A brow lamination works by lifting and setting the hairs into a fuller, more defined shape, giving the illusion of thicker brows without makeup. Sometimes, less really is more.🤍

Every brow lamination includes:
• Shaping + tinting (when needed)
• Personalized aftercare and instructions to help your results last as long as possible
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Something a little different today. ✨

I get asked all the time what skincare and makeup I use, so here’s a little roundup of what I’ve been loving lately.

As an esthetician, I’ll always believe healthy skin is the foundation of beautiful makeup. The better your skin, the less makeup you need, and the better it looks and wears throughout the day.

For my acne girls, don’t forget to run your skincare and makeup through the ingredient checker at MixiSkincare.com before purchasing.

Skincare 🤍
• Osmosis — Polish Enzyme
• Osmosis — Lift Away Cleansing Balm
• Osmosis — Purify Enzyme Cleanser
• GlyMed Plus Skincare — CBD Skin Mist
• HYDRINITY — Vivid Brightening Serum
• Apoterra — Vitamin C Regenerative Balm
• Osmosis — Correct Retinal Serum
• Domanic Rosso — Eye Renew Complex

Makeup ✨
• Estée Lauder — Double Wear Foundation (full coverage)
• Colorescience — Face Shield Flex SPF 50 (daily wear)
• NARS Cosmetics — Radiant Creamy Concealer
• ICONIC London — Illuminator or Baked Highlighter
• Lancôme Official — Lash Idôle Mascara
• Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez — Warm Wishes Bronzer Stick
• Morphe — Blush
• Colorescience — Color Balm
• NYX Professional Makeup — Slim Lip Pencil + Butter Gloss
• Morphe — Pink Setting Powder

Hope you find a new favorite. 🤍✨
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All things acne scars⬇️👩‍🔬

Most people don’t have just one scar type, which is why treating them all the same often leads to underwhelming results. Ice pick, rolling, boxcar, hyperpigmentation, PIE, and hypertrophic scars all form differently, this is why they respond to different approaches.

Ice pick scars usually form from deep inflammation that damages collagen way down in the skin. When the breakout heals, the skin can’t rebuild that tissue evenly, so it leaves behind those tiny deep “puncture-like” scars. These are super common after cystic acne because the inflammation goes so deep.

Boxcar scars happen when collagen loss occurs in a wider area instead of one narrow point. The skin heals with more defined edges and a broader indented appearance, almost like little dips in the skin. Depending on how much collagen was damaged, they can be more shallow or more deep.

Rolling scars form differently because there’s usually fibrous bands underneath the skin literally pulling the surface downward while collagen loss is happening around it. That’s what creates that soft wave-like texture and shadowing instead of sharp pits. These tend to happen more from long-term inflammation or repeated breakouts in the same areas.

Hypertrophic scars are basically the opposite situation. Instead of losing collagen, the skin produces too much while trying to heal inflammation. That extra collagen buildup creates raised scars that stay within the original breakout area.

PIH (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) isn’t technically a true scar, it’s leftover pigment produced after inflammation triggers melanocytes. The skin makes excess melanin during healing, leaving behind brown marks after breakouts heals.

PIE (post-inflammatory erythema) also isn’t a true scar. It’s more related to vascular damage and lingering inflammation. Tiny blood vessels near the surface stay dilated after the breakout heals, leaving behind pink, red, or purplish marks.

Need help figuring out your next steps? Book a virtual or in-person consultation through the link in bio ✨
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acnespecialist

this brow lami transformation is everything!!💝

Service: Brow Lamination, includes, shaping, tinting, and aftercare.
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A subtle upgrade that changes everything?
Your Brows.✨

My beautiful friend gave herself the gift of fresh skin and softly sculpted brows before her photoshoot and it’s giving pure angel energy.😍🪽
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Not every season is for blooming.

Sometimes it’s for clearing things out,
pulling back, resetting, and being honest about what’s not working anymore.

That might look like letting go of draining people,
breaking habits that keep you stuck,
or finally taking care of your health, sleep, stress, all the little things you’ve been putting off.

It’s not always pretty, and it doesn’t always feel productive, but it matters.

Because you can’t grow in an environment that isn’t supporting you.

When you start watering what actually matters.
Your body, your energy, your routines, your peace, and your relationship with God.

Slowing down, praying, and reconnecting brings a kind of clarity and calm you can’t fake. It truly just hits different.

And honestly, it’s the small things that add up.
Drinking your water, moving your body, taking care of your skin, spending time with those you love, and getting enough rest.

Sometimes it’s even simpler than that.
You might just need some sun, fresh air, and a clean space.

If you’ve been feeling off lately, it doesn’t mean you’re failing. You might just be in a season of resetting.

Keep showing up anyway.
I promise you’ll harvest what you’ve been tending to . 💐🤍
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Now booking June-July 2026🫶
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I don’t stock products just to have options.
I stock what I trust on real skin.
Formulas that correct, support, and simplify your routine without the fluff.

Every line here serves a purpose, whether it’s acne, aging, barrier repair, or pigmentation.

And yes, I’ve got options for my ingredient-conscious girls too.✨

If it’s on my shelf, it passed the test. 🤍
Not sure what your skin actually needs? I’ve got you.
I’m now offering both in-person and virtual consultations, so you can get a routine that’s tailored, not guessed.

Click the link in my bio to get started. 🫶
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