About
Hi, I'm Jessenia.
Silvera Beauty is one person: me, a licensed esthetician, in a private studio in Leominster — and in your living room or your bridal suite when that is where you need me.
I kept the business deliberately small because the part that works is the part nobody can rush: looking at your skin properly, explaining what I see, and giving you a routine short enough that you will keep it. One client at a time, no waiting room, no queue behind you, no upsell at the end of the appointment.
Most of my work is facials — the everyday kind, the clear‑skin kind, and the kind you book because something important is happening. Weddings became a large part of it, which is how the on‑location glow bar started: you cannot ask a bride to drive across town on her wedding morning, so I come to her.
I work in English and Spanish, and I am happy to explain anything twice. There is no such thing as an embarrassing skin question here.
How I work
Consultation first, always
Every appointment opens with a proper look at your skin under good light and a conversation about what has changed since last time. That is included, never an add‑on.
Honest about what will not work
If a treatment is wrong for your skin right now — or if you should see a dermatologist instead — I will tell you and we will book something else, or nothing.
Routines you can keep
You leave knowing exactly what to use, in what order, and what to ignore. Products are a recommendation, not a requirement, and you can buy them anywhere.
Easy to reach
Booking takes a name and a phone number. No account, no app required, no deposit for a studio facial. Pay when you are there if that suits you better.
The studio
A quiet private room in Leominster, MA 01453, with parking at the door and a bathroom beside the treatment room. It is a home‑based studio rather than a salon floor, so the address goes out with your confirmation instead of on the internet, and there are no walk‑ins.
Hours are by appointment, Tuesday through Saturday, with evening slots for people who finish work at five. If you need a time that is not offered, ask — early mornings happen often enough.