Skincare specialist
Gives skincare treatments to the face and body to improve how people look, including hair removal by electrolysis or laser.
Will AI replace skincare specialist jobs?
AI changes jobs more often than it replaces them. How much AI can help with this work: Low. More AI overlap than 27 in 100 jobs. AI touches a small part of this work. Most of the job happens with your hands, your body or in person. 0% of this job’s working time is already spent on tasks people bring to AI at work (Anthropic Economic Index). Based on Microsoft research on real AI use at work, matched to the tasks of each job in O*NET.
What AI already helps with
- Keep records of client needs, preferences, and services given
- Keep up with new trends, products, research, and treatments
- Decide which products or colors will improve clients' skin and looks
What stays human
- Sterilize equipment and clean work areas
- Cleanse clients' skin with water, creams, or lotions
- Show clients how to care for their skin and suggest skincare routines
10-year outlook · USA
Expected change in the number of these jobs by 2035: +8.8%. Typical pay: $45,330 a year. US Bureau of Labor Statistics. German figures differ, but the direction is usually similar.
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