Jaime began her career as a Theatrical Makeup Artist, traveling internationally with shows such as "Rent" and working for various Opera Companies including The Connecticut Opera and The Boston Symphony Orchestra. Her interest in food and lifestyle and how we tend to manifest our stresses physically, led her to The Kushi Institute where she began studying macrobiotics.

While working with actors and singers of all ages Jaime began noticing how their individual lifestyles were affecting their skin. She came to realize that, "Our skin is the largest organ of our body. It functions as our first line of defense from our enviroment and often times physical imbalances will show up on our skin as a warning that we need to pay more attention to how we are living our lives and treating ourselves. It is fascinating how resilent yet how delicate our skin actually is and how much our skin can tell us about what is happening inside our bodies."

Jaime's realization that there is a significant connection between our overall health and the look of our skin changed the way she felt about her work. She was determined to help her clients both improve and prevent the conditions she was seeing on their faces, so she began studying esthetics at Atelier Esthetique in New York City and rest is history.

As an esthetician, Jaime aids the skin in its own natural process of detoxification along with providing a nurturing, holistic experience for her clients. Using facials as a tool to address specific concerns, Jaime educates her clients to care for their skin at home, so that their Glow experience continues beyond the time she spends with them. After each treatment, clients leave Glow feeling as though their tensions have melted away.