Esthetician Resources

Training Guide: Basic Shakti Care
Welcome to your resource zone This guide has been designed for you, Shakti aesthetician, as a quick and comprehensive daily reference. Whether you are starting your practice or want to consolidate your knowledge, you will find here everything you need to offer professional, personalized treatments consistent with the brand's values. Protocols, product choices, and practical tips are grouped by skin type so that you can easily navigate, before a treatment, between two clients, or to prepare a training session. Don't forget: your role goes far beyond the treatment itself. You... Read more...
Level 1 Training: Complete Guide to Shakti & Aya Products
Shakti Range: Overview Shakti products are active, corrective, and high-performance skincare, rich in botanical extracts and targeted ingredients. They are designed for customers seeking concrete results: anti-aging, radiance, purification, and firming. CLEANSERS Purifying Foaming Gel A luxurious gel despite its lightness. Its slightly dark color comes from activated maple charcoal powder, which gives it detoxifying properties. Key ingredients: activated charcoal, argan oil, oat extract, bentonite clay, sage, lavender, and rosemary floral waters, rooibos extract Ideal for: normal, oily, and keratinized skin, dull complexion, transitioning from soap cleansing, and skin that... Read more...
In the age of AI, personal connection is becoming more valuable
After years of all-digital growth, a return to personal connection is emerging. Faced with AI-generated content, sometimes overly ambitious promises, and disappointments with online shopping, the trust placed in a... Read more...
Summer exfoliation: the complete routine for an even tan from head to toe
An even tan doesn't just depend on the time spent in the sun. It depends first on the condition of the skin before exposure. Skin that accumulates dead cells retains... Read more...
Efficacy and sensoriality: how Shakti manages to combine the two
A treatment can be effective, but if the sensory experience doesn't match, the customer won't want to use it again. At Shakti, this combination of effectiveness and olfactory pleasure is... Read more...
The manufacturing process of a Shakti skincare product: from idea to finished product
Have you ever thought about the journey a skincare product takes before it reaches your shelves? At Shakti, launching a new product is far from instantaneous. We asked Sonia, co-founder... Read more...
Welcome to the Shakti universe: Start HERE
We are delighted to have you as one of our partners. In this document, you will find everything you need to get started and to refer back to as needed. Read more...
Onco-aesthetics and Shakti: a different approach to care
Onco-aesthetics is a sensitive field where beauty meets illness. How to adapt technical treatments, guide choices at home and, above all, understand what each client needs. Practical guidelines for supporting... Read more...
3 tips for selling products without selling.
Three steps before the facial + one at the end: the method that changes everything Four simple steps, integrated into your protocol, can transform your income, your approach, and your... Read more...
In-office lip exfoliation: the treatment we too often forget
When we think of exfoliation in facial care, we think of the forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin. The lips, however, are often left aside. Yet, they are an integral part... Read more...
Biosolaire: What You Need to Know to Sell It Effectively
There are products that are easy to sell because they appeal at first glance. Biosolaire is a little different... and that is precisely what makes it an excellent professional product... Read more...
Read an INCI like a pro
You're looking at a product's ingredient list and you see this: Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Sodium Hyaluronate, Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil, Tocopherol... And you say to yourself: "What... Read more...
When a cream is no longer enough: smart adjustment with a lipid serum
It is common to observe that a routine that worked very well for a skin type can become slightly insufficient at certain times. Skin is a living organ that continuously... Read more...
When the client asks questions: a new dynamic in the treatment room
Customers are asking more and more questions during treatments: this article explains how to turn these interactions into trust to better support their skin and build loyalty. Read more...
Asset overbidding: when too much becomes counterproductive
Layering multiple active ingredients does not guarantee better results: this article explains why simplifying your routine can help stabilize the skin and improve its tolerance. Read more...
Giving natural cosmetics a strategic place in an already high-performing center
Natural cosmetics can become a strategic asset for beauty salons: this article explains how to incorporate them to support the skin and optimize results. Read more...
Acne flare-up: In-office treatment protocol and personalized advice
Every fall brings a wave of clients who say: “My skin looked better this summer… and now everything is breaking out.” This phenomenon is common. The sun temporarily dries out lesions... Read more...