In an innovative twist to traditional beauty and medical aesthetics services, Pelo Beauty Collective and Golden Aesthetic Atelier redefine client experience in Lexington. Co-owned by Jordyn Bush and Kaitlyn Hubert, these sister businesses combine professional beauty services with a relaxed, urban chic atmosphere, distinguishing themselves from conventional aesthetics clinics and salons.
Bringing a Unique Vibe to Medical Aesthetics
Jordyn Bush, a certified nurse practitioner with a focus on dermatology and skincare, and Kaitlyn Hubert, with 15 years of experience in cosmetology and entrepreneurship, have joined forces to create a unique space that deviates from the norm. Located at the corner of Ashland and Euclid avenues, their businesses offer a range of services from hair care to advanced medical aesthetics treatments like Botox, dermal fillers, and laser therapy. Their approach is to provide a more inviting and less intimidating environment for clients seeking aesthetic treatments, making the experience as comfortable as getting a facial.
Educating and Giving Back to the Community
Education on products and services tailored to individual needs is at the heart of their philosophy. By fostering relationships within the community, Hubert and Bush not only aim to grow their businesses but also to contribute positively to the surrounding area. Through events like Galentine’s Day and “Pay What You Can” initiatives, they have supported local charities such as The Nest and the Humane Society, demonstrating their commitment to the community beyond the beauty and medical aesthetics services.
A Fusion of Beauty and Medical Aesthetics
The collaboration between Pelo Beauty Collective and Golden Aesthetic Atelier has resulted in a one-stop shop for beauty and wellness. Their offerings range from hair services to facials, waxing, and advanced aesthetic treatments, catering to a diverse clientele. The success of this partnership reflects a growing trend in the beauty industry to support and uplift communities, as seen in broader initiatives like Pull Up for Change and the 15 Percent Pledge, aimed at enhancing diversity and representation within the industry. Bush and Hubert’s innovative approach not only brings a fresh perspective to local medical aesthetics but also aligns with broader movements for change in the beauty industry.
