KAYLA WIEBE
​Kayla has been an aesthetician since graduating in 2020 from Aveda Institute Tucson, but her love of skincare started when she was a girl with type 3 acne. At Aveda, I was taught so much about skin and aesthetics. I was so uncomfortable in my own skin because I felt like people only ever saw my acne, and through my work and my passion for healing the skin, I’ve become my own case study. 

La belleza es sufrida. Beauty is pain. I grew up sitting between my mother's legs while she combed and fixed my hair into intricate hairstyles. She would pull my hair back so tightly that I had a facelift at age 6. But she always held my hand and told me, “La belleza es sufrida.” Later, in my teen years, I had horrible cystic acne, and every painful dermatologist appointment, she held my hand and told me “La belleza es sufrida.” I want to take what my mother told me from an early age and change it. A reversal of the idea that pain is beauty. I want people to experience effortless and comforting beauty. I believe that a calming, soothing beauty routine can exist. That’s what I want to help you accomplish, so you can experience your skin like never before.