Saguaro Blossom Beauty

Last year, your generosity helped make the holidays brighter for a local family in need.
This year, we’re doing it again, and I’d love to have you be part of it.
Whether your heart leads you to support these medically complex children or another cause, I encourage you to give in whatever way you can. Make a difference. Bring a smile. Spread a little light.

Let’s Go!!! 🎉 Message me to purchase or if you have questions. It's alot of info I know. Review all slides for all the savings. Haha!!

Share this with your lovers and friends so they know exactly what to gift you this holiday season. There’s savings for just about every budget!

I only have two big sales a year. This is my way of saying thank you for being here and supporting Saguaro Blossom Beauty.

I know facials aren’t always in everyone’s budget, and this sale is my way of making my services more accessible while showing my gratitude for your continued support.

People always ask me what it’s like doing Brazilians and Brozilians (yep—men like to be silky smooth too!). Most people can not imagine looking at others' private parts. Honestly, it comes down to two things:

First, I hate causing pain, but I know my clients love the results. A few seconds of sting for weeks of smooth, happy skin? Worth it.

Second, at thos point in the game, I'm so unfazed by naked body parts. After doing the first two or three Brazilians, it’s just another lovely human on my table with a hairless goal 😄. We’ve all got the same parts. Sure, they look a little different, but who cares? You're here to feel sexier, or cleaner, or maybe to finally get those stubborn ingrowns under control. I’m just glad I get to help.

I pride myself on making people feel comfortable and confident. Our bodies are beautiful, even if you don’t always feel that way. So don’t be too shy or embarrassed to give it a try. I’ve got you. And I'm pretty sure you will never want to stop.

1st pic is a candid. Laughter is the bestest medicine everest!!!!!!

Homecare is where it's at!!! Getting facials is amazing. We can do extractions, do advanced services, use stronger ingredients, and help you relax and regulate your nervous system. But homecare is a must if you want to see long-lasting changes.

Healing is a journey—and your esti is right there with you.

I always tell my clients: it takes time and effort to get your skin where you want it to be. And guess what? I had to remind myself of that very same advice.

At the beginning of last year, I was all in—LED, peels, masks, gua sha, amazing serums. I was consistent and determined to see how flawless( doesn't exist) I could get my skin… all within my scope.

Then life happened. It all started from an unknown sinus infection and then almost weekly for months more was piled on. Ugh!!!!

🌵Was it the antibiotics I took without pairing with a probiotic?
🌵Was it the B12 and Vitamin D supplements? I'm extremely low always and was receiving weekly shots and taking weekly pills per dr's orders, but these supplements are known acne triggers for some.
🌵Was it stress? My life got completely turned upside down and inside out for about 9 months.
🌵Was it hormones? I tried Phentermine for the first time—not a hormonal drug - but it caused a 14lb drop. Fyi. Gained most of it back. Haha!!!
🌵Was it my diet and lack of water? Duhhhhh, silly Toya

The truth? It was probably all of it. It literally all was happening at the same time and out of nowhere. Triggers can be easy to find. I ask lots of questions, but in some cases, when there is lots of new triggers occurring. We have to examine each thing and go from there. That's where patience kicks in.

My skin barrier was wrecked. It was painful. It was embarrassing. But here we are—a year later—and your esti is still healing. No longer embarrassed or in pain. I'm just taking it day by day.

Thankfully, I’m back to my “normal” breakouts ( they are minimal), and I’m focusing on the hyperpigmentation that was left behind. My last flare-up was back in October, and I really started focusing on pigmentation in November—but didn’t go hard until January.

My goal? Little to no hyperpigmentation by the end of the year.

Here’s your reminder: Healing takes time.
We find your triggers.
We make a plan.
Then YOU put in the work.

It’s not easy.
But I know it’s worth it.