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Hello, and thank you so much for joining me for the Love and Light Live podcast, brought to you by

Love and Light School.com. I'm your host, Ashley Levy, and this podcast is the number one place

for all things crystals. In today's show, we'll be discussing sacred geometry, the basis for creating your very own crystal grids.

But before we get started, I'd like to answer a listener question. Remember, you can submit your

own question anytime at love and light school.com forward slash ask for the chance to have your question answered right here on the show.

Today's question comes from Kim Kay. And Kim says, hi, I'm an esthetician and I'm one who does

gentle skin care and love the pampering part of doing facials more than anything. I feel very strongly about helping

my clients feel better once they've received their service and walk through my door with a whole

new outlook. My question is, I definitely want to start incorporating crystals into my pampering and

healing facials. I basically need to use the same crystals on each of my clients,

so I would like to know which ones you think are a good start to use generally on everyone for

love, healing, combing, etc. Thank you so much for your time. Kim, this is an excellent question,

and this is a practice that I see a lot more aestheticians starting to do. I think it's a great way to help you sort of stand out and offer something really special to your clients. The work that you do is already so healing for people, I'm sure, and getting to add in a layer of crystal energy to what

you're doing will really make it a special experience for people. So a couple things to consider

when you're choosing some crystals for skin care. And this goes for if you're using them

professionally, personally, anything like that. You want to make sure that you are choosing crystals that are non-porous.

So make sure that they are not porous at all because porous stones of any kind can absorb

any product that might be on the skin, can absorb body oils, and can absorb

bacteria, fungi, that sort of thing, which we don't want. So working with non-porous minerals,

things like quartz, rose quartz, amethyst, smoky quartz, all those nice things in the quartz family of stones

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