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The one question that changes the appointment.
Most estheticians were trained to ask “what does this skin need?” You'll learn to add a second question, and why the answer changes what you do next.
Free live training · Oct 8 · 7 PM ET
Discover the Circadian Skin Method for better client results without a complicated 9-step routine, another round of trial and error, or more hours in the chair.
Learn to see what most estheticians miss: how a client's light and sleep show up on her skin, and how to build a premium service around it.
Thursday, October 8 7:00 PM ET Live on Zoom
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What you'll learn
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The two clocks you've been reading without knowing it.
The face in your chair at 9 AM and the same face at 5 PM will read differently. You'll learn to separate the client's baseline from the hour.
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Why the barrier is a result, and what sits upstream of it.
The mechanisms that decide how well the skin can repair overnight, long before any product goes on.
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When to push, and when to hold back.
The skin's current state changes what a peel or an active will do, and how to adjust intensity instead of chasing a result.
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Why a client's routine splits into two jobs across the day.
What belongs in each, and how to explain the split so it lands as care rather than a product push.
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A circadian intake you can run in a few minutes.
How to track wake time, morning light, time spent indoor/outdoors, evening screens, sleep consistency, and more, to personalize treatment plans.
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What a Circadian Skin Mapping session looks like.
From intake to prescription, and how one new line on a menu turns a first visit into a seasonal rhythm.
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What to say when a client says “but my dermatologist told me.”
A calm, two-role answer that respects medical care, stays inside your scope, and keeps the client's trust.
Who is teaching this
Zaid Dahhaj
The Circadian Classroom
Zaid Dahhaj is a circadian biology educator and the founder of The Circadian Classroom.
His father died of heart disease at 51. Trying to understand why pulled Zaid deep into the research, and he became obsessed with understanding how the human body works. That obsession led him to circadian biology, the daily clock that times so much of what the body does, the skin included.
His newsletter has over 300 articles and 11,000+ subscribers, and his Instagram and X accounts have more than 100,000 followers combined, an audience that includes prominent doctors and researchers.
For the last five years he has studied light and sleep, and how both show up in the skin. All of his work starts from first principles and what the published research shows about how the body keeps time.
This is for you if
- You're an esthetician who runs your own room, suite or studio, and you control your own menu.
- You have clients who do everything right and still come back reactive, dry, or with the same stubborn case.
- You're tired of reaching for another product when the last three didn't hold.
- You want a reason behind the routine you prescribe, and a way to explain it to a client in plain language.
- You're a holistic health coach, functional medicine practitioner or other provider who wants to understand how circadian rhythm shapes the skin, and how to talk about it with the people you work with.
Your client's skin is telling two completely different stories at 9am and 5pm. Come learn how to read it.
Thursday, October 8 at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT