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Entrepreneur and nurse Judith Mohammad trains new gen of beauty specialists. Handout

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Josh Mercado

Although many believe that the beauty craze, which includes facial and body treatments, mainly affects Metro Manila residents, many outside the capital also feel the need to address insecurities.With the rise of beauty clinics in the provinces, there is increased pressure on beauty entrepreneurs to improve their services, with some even studying abroad to bring the glow to their hometowns.<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/1775000599615image8.jpeg" style="width:655px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" width="655"/>Judith Mohammad brings beauty mastery to Zamboanga and Caticlan. Handout </div>Meet Judith &quot;Pao&quot; Mohammad, the owner of Beauty Lair &amp; Aesthetic Training Center, a 9-year-old brand that provides not only beauty and wellness treatments, but also masterclasses on ethical practice and the use of advanced technologies in beauty.Located in Zamboanga and Caticlan, Mohammad&#x27;s clinic also focuses on tailored approaches to natural beauty and confidence while adhering to clinical safety standards.“We can&#x27;t dispute that there are numerous beauty clinics, but as a nurse, I&#x27;ve set a norm for myself to always emphasize integrity over image. As a nurse, you must always provide the finest care possible to your patients while also establishing a rapport with them,” Mohammad told ABS-CBN News.“And, as a nurse, you must understand that everyone has distinct concerns. In our beauty clinic, for example, you cannot prescribe an acne-causing treatment to someone who has oily acne skin. It&#x27;s not always about the money, but about the confidence you instill in them,” she added.<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/1775000632030image4.jpeg" style="width:655px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" width="655"/>Entrepreneur and nurse Judith Mohammad trains new gen of beauty specialists. Handout </div>Mohammad mentioned that beauty lasers still work marvels, emphasizing their longevity. &quot;Lasers are going to stay. They are not outdated. They treat pigmentation, acne scars, sun spots, deep wrinkles, and enhance skin texture. The role of technology in beauty and its benefits should be highlighted more,” she said.Asked about the most rewarding aspect of running her business, she said: “When they feel radiantly empowered, that’s how you know you did good.”For the past five years, she has taught master instructors and innumerable students, as well as attended over 100 trainings and masterclasses on SPMU, skincare, and lasers from around the world.The Pinay entrepreneur modestly revealed that she spent six figures to study in London, Malaysia, Paris, South Korea, the United States, Spain, and the United Kingdom, which is why it is critical for her to train the next generation of beauty specialists.“I believe that what I do as an entrepreneur is extremely empowering for young women who attend my masterclasses. We must hone their skills while simultaneously promoting proper education. In this way, young women may create a future for themselves, whether it&#x27;s a beauty business or something related to wellness,” she shared with ABS-CBN News.<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/1775000677336image7.jpeg" style="width:655px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" width="655"/>Judith Mohammad with husband Jerry Jan Jesus Seguis. Handout </div>When asked if women today are rushing to follow beauty trends, she said, “From a business standpoint, new face treatments and other cosmetic trends indicate that the beauty industry as a whole is doing well. This means that many women and men are now aware of the ways in which science might help them overcome their insecurity. That is perfectly okay. Do we pursue beauty? We just understand the impact that being attractive, whichever you define it, may have on our self-esteem.”“Huwag mahihiyang mag-flex lalo na kung pinaghirapan mo,” she addedHighlighting her important message, she continued, “However, there is a significant but: we are not striving for perfection.”Mohammad teaches people about the science of light, which demystifies wavelengths and skin types; complication prevention, which emphasizes safety; hair removal and skin rejuvenation, which focuses on results-driven procedures; and hands-on training.

Meet Judith "Pao" Mohammad, the owner of Beauty Lair &amp; Aesthetic Training Center, a 9-year-old brand that provides not only beauty and wellness treatments, but also masterclasses on the use of advanced technologies in beauty.

Meet Judith "Pao" Mohammad, the owner of Beauty Lair & Aesthetic Training Center, a 9-year-old brand that provides not only beauty and wellness treatments, but also masterclasses on the use of advanced technologies in beauty.

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‘Lasers are not over’: Nurse turned entrepreneur speaks on role of technology in beauty

Josh Mercado

Published April 04, 2026 10:00 AM PHT

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