What should you consider when adjusting your touch during a treatment?

When adjusting your touch during a treatment, client preference is a critical factor to consider because individual clients have varying levels of sensitivity, comfort, and expectations regarding the pressure and techniques used. Tailoring your approach to align with what the client finds comfortable and relaxing enhances their overall experience and satisfaction. Providing a personalized touch can help foster trust and rapport, making clients more likely to return for future services.

Client preferences might stem from previous experiences or specific needs, such as areas of tension or sensitivity, and being responsive to these desires demonstrates excellent customer service and professionalism. This focus on client-centered care distinguishes a skilled esthetician from others who may not prioritize individual client feedback.

While skin type, time of day, and product type can influence treatment choices and methods, they are secondary to the client’s immediate comfort. Each person may respond differently to the same treatment based on their preferences, making it essential to adapt your technique according to the client's input.