KRB AFTER HOURS

In this episode, I’m talking about how I invested in my business when I was first starting out.I didn’t have a loan, a credit card, or extra money to fall back on — so I had to be really intentional with what I spent and when I spent it.I’m sharing what I chose to invest in early on, what I didn’t spend money on, and how I approached growing my business with what I had.This episode is just real insight into what that looked like for me, and hopefully it gives you some clarity if you’re in that beginning stage or trying to figure out your next move.Everyone’s journey looks different, but being intentional with your money can make a huge difference.

In this episode, I’m answering your questions about building a beauty business, pricing your services, handling clients, confidence, and everything in between.These are real questions from my audience, and I’m giving honest, unfiltered advice based on my experience growing my business and brand.If you’ve been feeling stuck, undercharging, or unsure of your next move… this episode will help you get clarity and move differently.Share this episode on your story and tag me if you listen 🤍

In this episode, I’m talking about something every beauty professional eventually experiences — client concerns.Whether it’s a client who isn’t happy with a result, has questions about their service, or needs reassurance, these situations can feel stressful when you’re newer in the industry.I’m sharing how I approach client troubleshooting, how to stay calm and professional, and why communication and education are so important in these moments.We also talk about setting healthy boundaries as a beauty professional — because caring about your clients doesn’t mean sacrificing your confidence or your business.If you’ve ever had a moment where you questioned yourself after a client interaction, just know you’re not alone. Handling these situations professionally is something every artist learns along the way.This episode is all about navigating those moments with confidence and continuing to grow in your craft.

In this episode, I’m sharing a March update — what I’ve been loving, what I’m building, and what’s inspiring me right now.From trainings and speaking opportunities to podcasts that have been fueling my growth, plus the solutions I’ve been reaching for lately — this is a behind-the-scenes look at this current season.DISCOUNT CODES:Nuda sunless - “KLAUDIA10”Glazed sunless - “KRB”Sjolie sunless - “KRBTRAINING”

In this episode, I’m sharing something I don’t talk about often — I failed my first test in beauty school.At the time, it felt embarrassing. It made me question if I was even meant to be in this industry.But that moment taught me more than I realized.Today I’m talking about:• What I actually learned in beauty school• What I wish I knew before starting• The things beauty school doesn’t prepare you for• Why early failure doesn’t define your future in this industryIf you’re in beauty school, recently graduated, or feeling behind in your journey — this episode is for you.Your beginning does not determine your ceiling.Sometimes the girl who struggles in the classroom becomes the woman who builds something bigger than she imagined.

In this episode of After Hours, we’re talking about confidence, pricing, and what it really means to outgrow the version of you that first started your business.The beginner mindset.The fear of charging more.The quiet upgrades behind the scenes.Sometimes growth isn’t loud, it’s a decision to stop playing small.If you know you’ve evolved, but your business hasn’t caught up yet… this one’s for you.

This first episode felt like the right place to start.I'm sharing a little bit about my story, how Klaudia Rayne Beauty came to be, and why I felt called to create this space - not just as a spray tan artist, but as a beauty professional who's building something real, intentional, and aligned.After Hours is where we talk about the behind-the-scenes of beauty, business, growth, and becoming the version of yourself you know you're meant to be, without the pressure to have it all figured out.If you're a beauty pro, an entrepreneur, or someone navigating their own season of growth, I'm really glad you're here.