Interview with esthetician planning

 First thing before we start the interview with the esthetician, which also happens to be my mother I have to plan some questions. I need three general questions, three winter skincare questions and three summer questions. I looked up some questions on Google for some ideas I can ask.

I'm not doing all of these questions just a few maybe one for each section. These are what I came up with:

General Questions:

  1. How does your skincare routine change between winter and summer?

  2. What are some common skincare mistakes girls make when switching up their routine for different seasons?

  3. Do your skin's needs change with the seasons, and if so, how?

Winter Skincare Questions:

  1. Winter air can be super drying. What are some easy ways to keep skin moisturized during the colder months?

  2. If skin gets flaky or red in the winter, what products or ingredients should you use to fix it?

  3. What is the best skincare treatment that you would recommend during the winter months?

Summer Skincare Questions:

  1. In the summer, what should be the main focus of your skincare routine to stay fresh and healthy?

  2. Sunscreen is super important in the summer. What are some things girls might not know about using sunscreen?

  3. What are some good ways to stay fresh and control sweat or oil on your skin without over-cleansing in the summer heat?

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