Esthetics
Self-Care Education
Esthetics
Self-Care Education
FLSE's Esthetics Program is led by an Illinois-Licensed esthetician trained at Dudley Beauty College Systems in Chicago, the Black Skin Institute, and the Sephora Beauty Scholar Program.
The goal of FLSE’s Self-Care Program is to provide wellness-focused, self-care services that assist clients with achieving improved skin care, stress reduction, and somatic grounding.
FLSE's complexion correcting esthetics services are both relaxing and good for your health. Services include facials and body treatments.
FLSE esthetics services are rendered utilizing sliding-scale pricing and donations.
FLSE operates under the strict guidelines of the Barber, Cosmetology, Esthetics, Hair Braiding, and Nail Technology Act of 1985.
Esthetics at FLSE is practiced for beautifying purposes, not for the treatment of medical disorders.
CURRENT: The Family Life Science Education "Improving Self-Care & Esthetics Services Study" is microstudy to help this non-profit design its self-care & esthetics services program.
Participants will receive a free facial service for their support.
What’s in this for you:
•A free 45-minute Aura Glow facial
What’s needed from you:
•A 15-minute discussion about further developing and sustaining the non-profit self-care industry
Date and Location of Service:
•Saturday, 10/17/26
•Appointments available between 10A-2P
•Tone & Texture Aesthetics and Wellness Center
o3622 S Morgan Street, Suite LS5, Chicago
To participate contact Sol:
•Please send a text to 773-236-1820, or send an email to programs@familylifescience.org
•Reservation is required, deadline: 10/14/26
Work completed by:
•Sol Ennis, EdD doctoral candidate
•Illinois-licensed esthetician
•Certified Family Life Educator
Click here to access program flyer.
UPCOMING/TBA: The Family Life Science Education “Reducing Stress and Improving Self-Care” project is a microstudy that provides free counseling and facials. The purpose of the study is two-fold; 1) for the participant to discuss and examine stressors experienced as a consumer of esthetic services, specifically wellness care; 2) to collect information about improving business practices and pricing in the beauty industry that will increase access to appearance and wellness care by better understanding consumer expectations.
Voluntary participation requirements include:
Completing a mandatory information session, screening, and signing the informed consent/agreement to services document.
Attending four free virtual, 30-minute stress management counseling sessions (via HIPAA-compliant Google Meet).
Attending two sliding-scale fee facials. (Services are rendered in Chicago at an aesthetic and wellness medspa).
Facials are performed by an Illinois-licensed esthetician.
Research is conducted by EdD doctoral student Sol Ennis (a NCFR-certified Family Life Educator, and NAMA-certified anger management specialist).
Please click this link for the registration form.