Thursday Mar 11, 2021

Dayle Breault The Goddess of Skin

Dayle Breault is Founder of the Goddess of Skin skincare line.

All of her products are free of damaging chemicals and designed with wellness and healing body, mind and spirit in mind.

Bio ---> Dayle Breault is an internationally recognized Holistic Esthetician for the last 33 years. She has trained around the world with the industry's top educators. Because of her relationship with her celebrity clientele, Dayle has worked in the desert of Siwa, Egypt, the Fashion Capital of Paris, and every metropolitan city of the US. Having this exposure to every type of climate, she is well versed in all forms of skincare. ]Her work has been featured in such top beauty magazines as Vogue, In Style, Allure, Glamour, Shape, Nylon, LA Confidential and many more. She has been recognized by Goop as one of the Top Facialists for the last 5 years. In 2004, Dayle began formulating what is now one of the most coveted skin care brands on the market. Her passion in skin care is vast. And creating a more holistic approach has enabled her to take her work from cosmetic to a more internal emotional support.

On LIFE ON EARTH Podcast ---> Dayle joins us today to discuss her background as a holistic esthetician, creating feel good natural products, and integrating energy healing and moon cycles into her practice.

Goddess of Skin began in 2004, and Dayle soon realized that making her products incorporate mantras made them much more effective for her clients.

Everything Dayle makes is small batch and made with intention.

When the pandemic came, Dayle felt like she had lost her business and her identity. She realized she could take the time in lockdown to look inward and work on personal development. She gained her fourth attunement in Reiki, learned about breathwork, and worked on what she could do for her clients outside of the physical body.

To end the episode, Dayle and Nathalie take us through the Goddess of Skincare product line and how to use it to maximize the benefits you can receive.

They also discuss the historic stigma against men using skincare and how it is changing.