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Exploring Life & Business with Crystal Garcia of Skinn Haus

Today we’d like to introduce you to Crystal Garcia.

Hi Crystal , so excited to have you with us today. What can you tell us about your story?
I was in healthcare for almost 20 years as a Phlebotomist or lab tech assistant but my real passion was skin. I grew up watching my mom, sister, Dad and family be into skincare and an aunt that got me started on my very first skincare routine from Mary Kay. That’s when I was so intrigued about skin. It was always just a hobby but my interest kept growing until eventually I made the decision to go for it. So at 36 years old I went back to school to persue my passion. I wanted to do something that truly made me happy and I wanted to show my son that it’s never too late to follow your dreams.
So I would go to work to my regular 9-5 then rush to school and get home very late. I did that for a while until I was able to graduate from my class and be a Licensed Esthetician. Now I serve all types of clients from acne clients to anti aging regiments to creating all new skincare routines. I absolutely love it.

Alright, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome?
It was not a smooth road.
I was having a very hard time at my 9-5 being sabotaged by a coworker.
She complained to my supervisor that I was going to school and would not pick up overtime anymore and she tried to get them to refuse me from going to school. Which they did. They had me jump thru hoops “proving” to them that i was unable to get my money back for my class and that I would have to start all over of they didn’t allow me to go back for my second semester. I almost lost the chance to go all because that one co worker didn’t want me leave work on time and wanted to me continue to work overtime to help her. It was an extremely stressful time. That caused so much stress on me that I actually started to loose my hair and my health took a turn for the worse during that time.

Thanks for sharing that. So, maybe next you can tell us a bit more about your business?
I am an esthetician based in Hollister California. I do custom facials that focuses on corrective treatments.
I work with acne clients and get them on a plan to correct their acne.
I work with aging skin and get them
On a plan to get their skin back on track.
I work with pigmentation, dehydration or just maintaining healthy skin. I help create a very custom skincare routine just for you. So I offer HydraFacials, facials, peels, Dermaplane, nano channeling and custom skincare routines. I work with some of the most innovative and science based products.

How do you think about happiness?
Seeing my clients smile and be so happy when they see their skin getting better. It makes me incredibly happy to see that I helped in their journey to healthy skin. And to see my son be so proud of me. I would not have been able to do this without him. He helped me so much along the way being my handyman and biggest fan.

Contact Info:

Brown card with white text reading 'Your collection of SKY GARE' and smaller text 'SEIN HAUS'.

Person holding a white shopping bag with black handles in a room with curtains and a bed.

Wall-mounted shelves with skincare products, a mirror, and promotional materials in a store, with a wooden floor.

Indoor scene with a tall plant, a TV, and a small table with bottles and a tissue box, illuminated softly.

Logo with stylized 'S' and 'H' inside a circle, and the text 'SKINN HAUS' below, on a white background.

A woman sitting in a medical or clinical setting, holding a glass, with curtains and medical equipment in the background.

A woman in a medical setting with curtains and equipment, looking at her phone, viewed from the foot of a bed.

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