Hi, guys. I have such a special guest today. I am so excited. I can't believe that this is my very first time having her on the podcast, but it is the LA facialist, my great friend, Candace Marino. Welcome.

I cannot believe we haven't done this yet. I know.

Kind of rude. I know. But, you know, it's time. Our schedules are so insane. Like,

she is one of the people in my life that like understands like go, go, go. Like so many people are

like, oh, I'm busy. I have this. I have that. Like our level of busy

supersedes everyone else is busy. It's like a new definition of busy. Except I will say she's

on a plane way more than I am. I got miles, girl. I'm rocking up the miles. She's in the sky.

If you don't know where Candace is, she's probably on an airplane. I just got off an airplane

and I stood in a customs line for two hours, which has never happened in my life. It was miserable

with no air conditioning. So I'm a little on edge. I'm not going to lie, I'm having a little

drink. So, cheers. Cheers. We love that. Okay. So for the people that don't know you, which everyone probably does, Candace is honestly a superstar in our industry. She is someone that I've looked up to for years and now I get to call a great friend of mine. She does everything. Celebrity facials. She is the queen of the facial massage. She is a face of so many different

brands. She's accomplished just pretty much everything you can't accomplish in this industry

in her career. And you've been in the industry for what, 20 years? Girl, 20 years. When I say that,

I'm like, I'm old because I don't feel old. I actually feel younger than I've ever felt in my life. But when I say that, I'm like, holy shit. Like, I'm an adult. Yeah. But yeah, 20 years, it's been I got my license when I was 18 and I've been working in aesthetics since then from every arena, dermatology, day spas, med spas, you name it, plastic surgery.

And it's just finally evolved into the business that I have now.

I love that.

Yeah.

She is someone that I love and look up to so much because she is so who she is.

And that's how I am.

And I think in our industry, there can be a lot of catiness, a lot of

copying, a lot of people just that don't have their own vision for what they want. And Candice and I

really, I feel like are some of the people in the industry that just do our own thing, stay in our

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