facialist

American  

[fey-shuh-list] / ˈfeɪ ʃə lɪst /

noun

1. a person who has special training in administering facials and other skin treatments for the face.

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Etymology

Origin of facialist

facial + -ist

Example Sentences

Facialist Rhian Truman says it's worth thinking about how some dupes can be sold so cheaply.

From BBC

Celebrity facialist Crystal Greene, whose studio is across the street from the Ralph Lauren mansion, appreciates how the area she’s in can feel like Paris.

From The Wall Street Journal

When you become a facialist, the strength you develop in your hands and your wrists and your fingers, it’s wild — it’s just all this hand choreography.

From Los Angeles Times

One way to cope without moving to another town is to think like a facialist and indulge yourself with a skin care routine you’re excited about.

From Los Angeles Times

To develop her formulas, she worked with Joanna Czech, an aesthetician and celebrity facialist who has her own skin care line.

From New York Times