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 "Skin care must be personalized, attainable, consistent, and effective. To achieve this mission, education is at the heart of evey treatmnet.“

Grace Poole, Master Estheticain and Owner

ABOUT GRACE

 

With so much skincare information coming from influencers and large companies looking to sell you the newest trend, I created Seven Azaleas to offer a simpler, personalized approach that is backed by science for clientele with a variety of needs. 

I'm Grace Poole, a Virginia master esthetician with experience in both medical and luxury spa environments. My background includes advanced treatments such as light and laser therapies, microneedling, and custom facial treatments. Over the years, I've learned that there is no single routine, product, or treatment that works for everyone. Skin is personal and the approach to caring for it should be too. 

MY STORY

I was not born with good skin. I struggled for years with acne, leading to acne scars and eventually developing severe melasma. I began my search in the skincare world by receiving facial treatments locally in Fredericksburg and overseas, including Asia and South America.

 

I became a mother, pursued my education, worked in several different aesthetic environments, including medical, and continued learning about the science behind healthy skin. Through all of those experiences, one philosophy continued to become clearer: Skincare should be personalized, attainable, consistent and effective.

WHY I CREATED SEVEN AZALEAS

I created Seven Azaleas because I believe skincare should feel less overwhelming and more empowering.

My goal isn't to sell you the newest product or convince you that you need another upgrade. My goal is to understand your skin, identify what it actually needs and create a thoughtful plan that makes sense for your skin, lifestyle and budget. 

Education is at the heart of Seven Azaleas. I want my clients to understand why I recommend a particular ingredient, treatment or routine.

Healthy skin doesn't need to be complicated. It needs to be personal. 



 

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