About Janae Wesby, Aesthetician Specialist
Skincare first; make-up second, the philosophy of Janae Wesby. Hard to believe that this youthful looking woman has been in the business of beauty and esthetics for over 20 years. As a Make-up artist, beauty expert and the founder of Changing Faces, Inc., Janae has perfected the art of change as a leading expert in consumer beauty goods. She has earned the respect of her clients, emerging artists and peers. As a veteran in the field of cosmetics, skincare and beauty, Janae serves as an educator, speaker, brand advocate and influencer. A self-proclaimed product junkie, Janae is one of the most sought after product testers and consultant. If Janae is talking about it, you should buy it! Her hands have graced the faces of countless celebrities including the hosts and guests of Chicago’s very own Windy City Live Show in her hometown of Chicago. Creating her own lane in this industry did not come easy and her hard-work has brought her well-deserved recognition with features and awards including, Image Skincare Awards-Esthetician of the Year Award (2017). Also known as the Brow Whisperer, Janae has mastered the art of perfecting a balanced shape for each client. Her in-depth understanding and knowledge of the 3 phases of hair growth have given her the blueprint to restore over-serviced and damaged brows. She has worked with the most prestigious brow brands – from Benefit and Senna Cosmetics to Anastasia Beverly Hills to having a one on one experience with famed brow stylist Kelly Baker Brows – as well as a long list of celebrity clientele. She has taken all of her wonderful years of experience to craft her very own brow shaping style. With an intense background in skincare therapy, Janae not only practices her philosophy, skincare first; make up second with her clientele but she lives by it. It has been proven that the better your skincare regime, the more flawless the application. Janae continues her service in this industry as the resident esthetician at Lakeview Dermatology.
