Happy Monday🥳 What's your #1 focus for this week? And what could STOP you from achieving it?

Just a quick note to wish you all a very Merry Christmas I hope tomorrow is exactly what you need it to be. Whether that’s time with family. Time with friends. Or a quiet moment to yourself. Have a fab time whatever you’re doing. Kim x

Hey all, A couple of days ago I asked if you wanted to see how I batch all my content when I’m going away and here it is! This is quick workshop to show you exactly what I’m doing to stay visible while I’m offline in Mexico for the next two weeks 🏖️ You can also do the same for your holiday period so you don't have to worry about content while you're enjoying family time. The real key here? Custom GPT. Honestly, it’s been a game-changer for me. When I'm short on time (like I was this week) It helps me write emails, captions, even brainstorm content ideas in half the time, all in my brand voice. If you want a training on how to set up your own custom GPT to write like you and save you hours of time each week… drop "GPT ME" in the comments.If there’s enough interest, I’ll deliver something for you in the new year 🎁 Kim x

This is my client from this morning, a lady in her 80's. Image one was her healed result after 3 years using an inorganic. As you can see it's had a nice fade out, the warm pigment still remains which is to be expected with inorganics. Today I opted for Amiea Evo2 Hybrid Blonde for a more ashy heal. Working on very mature skin like this can for sure be challenging, but I used a Mag 7 which made the job a bit easier. How about you, do you accept ladies into their 80's? How do you find working on this skin type?

Been playing around with some different needle configurations lately and wanted to share something that’s been working well for me especially on mature or sensitive skin. As we know, this skin type can be a bit tricky… it gets irritated easily, bleeds more, and sometimes just doesn’t hold pigment the way we want. I’ve been trying out flats and mags, specifically the 7 mag and 5 flat and I’m loving how they feel. With more needles hitting the skin at once (like 4 from a 7 mag), I can implant pigment quicker, which means less trauma overall. Because of the increased surface area, the needles don’t go as deep, way better for delicate skin. And it’s easier to see if your angle is right, which helps keep the strokes fine and crisp. So I’m still getting beautiful, thin lines just in a gentler, more efficient way. How about you, have you tired flats or mags for strokes? Let me know you're experience of them in comments. Kim