She couldn't give facials in person, so she began teaching a face massage technique over Zoom and FaceTime. Though she's making a lot less money, she feels like she's helping people self-care — a hot commodity right now.
Like many people whose jobs involve personal interaction — jobs you can't simply move to the Internet — Stephenson had to get creative to keep making money while social distancing in a pandemic. She began offering video classes, teaching a face massage technique that comes from Chinese medicine, calledSmiling over FaceTime or Zoom, she shows how to glide a special flat, curvy jade stone over the face and neck, using oils people might buy from her website.
Stephenson is not making a lot of money —"not much more than zero," she says with a laugh — charging a lot less than her normal price for the luxurious treatment of a facial. But she feels like she's helping people
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