A Childhood Formed by Service and Grit

In a world that glamorizes the curated and the manufactured, it’s rare to meet someone who is built from the raw material of truth. No filters. No pretending. Just grit, grace, and an unshakeable purpose. That’s who Tramica Thomas is. And that’s the DNA of Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa.

Tramica’s story doesn’t begin in a luxury spa or inside a perfectly lit treatment room.
It begins in Victoria, Texas — early mornings, humble beginnings, and the sound of her mother’s CNA shoes against nursing-home floors.

“I don’t know why I was the only child who went to work with her,” Tramica laughed. “But I’d be up early, helping feed patients and getting linens before school. Serving others wasn’t just taught to me; I lived it.”

At the same time, Tramica’s father was building a business from scratch. She watched him pass out cards, make deals, and take risks without permission.

“Seeing my dad step out on his own told me I could build something, too,” she said. “He wasn’t afraid to create his own lane.”

Those early mornings and late-night business runs not only shaped her, but they also set the template for who she would eventually become: a servant with a vision, and a visionary who never forgot how to serve.

Discipline, Identity, and Navy Years

At 18, Tramica enlisted in the U.S. Navy, a decision she describes as a pivotal moment in her personal and professional development.

“The Navy gave me discipline I didn’t even know I needed,” she said. “Time management, structure, and even how to communicate. You can’t just say whatever you want. You learn to speak with purpose.”

Serving taught Tramica something else, too: the power of purpose on a larger scale. “I already knew how to serve individuals,” she said. “The Navy taught me how to serve a whole country.”

Years later, when she began nursing school, Tramica was formally diagnosed with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) — a revelation that made sense of the challenges and strengths she had carried silently for years. Instead of discouraging her, it reframed her entire sense of capability.

“My advisor once told me, ‘Your mind being everywhere will actually help you handle everything.’ And she was right,” she said. “What some people call a weakness is actually one of my superpowers.”

Tramica’s ADHD didn’t just affect her work; it helped her navigate the complex juggling act of motherhood. While raising young children and managing her studies, she found herself balancing nursing school assignments, family schedules, and household responsibilities all at once.

“I was able to be present for my patients, be a mom, and make sure my husband and I were managing our life together,” she said. “I could keep track of multiple things without feeling like I was going to crash. It wasn’t chaos, it was strategy.”

 From Curiosity to Calling

Tramica didn’t enter aesthetics to keep up with trends. She entered because she saw what was missing. As a young nurse and mother, she began receiving treatment herself and noticed a pattern: the industry often dictated beauty rather than discovered it.

“I saw so many providers pushing what they wanted,” she said. “But beauty is personal. Nobody asked women what their truth was.”

When her sister opened an aesthetics practice, it shifted from curiosity to calling. “Seeing someone close to me do it made the dream real,” Tramica said.

 The Birth of Tru Beaute: Beauty Spelled Differently for a Reason

When Tramica launched Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa, people noticed the spelling first — “Tru” and “Beaute,” both unconventional. It wasn’t an aesthetic choice; it was a philosophical one.

“The spelling represents your truth,” she said. “Beauty isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s your personal truth, your version, your purpose.”

Tramica refuses to impose a standard on anyone. “I want to hear the client first,” she said. “I’ll give my professional advice, but I won’t tell you who you should be. That’s not my job. My job is to enhance your version of beauty, not replace it.”

Tramica’s approach disrupts an industry often shaped by trends, celebrity faces, and copy-and-paste procedures.

 The Hardest Lesson: Trusting Others with Your Vision

For all her confidence, Tramica admits that the hardest part of entrepreneurship wasn’t the business; it was letting people in.

“I’ve always done everything by myself,” she said. “Asking for help felt like burdening people. Trusting others with my vision felt even harder.”

Her husband, Clarence, and mother, Angela, became two of the first people she allowed into the inner circle, and now, they are part of the foundation.

“My mom is my best friend. My husband has known this dream since before it even had a name,” Tramica said. “With them, the trust is natural.”

Family isn’t just present in Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa; it’s embedded in the brand. TB, the initials of Tru Beaute, are also the initials of Thomas Brand, a nod to the family name and legacy.

Adversity: The Making of a Pioneer

If Tramica’s path looks strong today, it’s because it was forged by pressure. “I’ve been the wild card my whole life,”  she admitted. “People didn’t expect anything from me. I wasn’t supposed to be here.”

Pregnant early. Dropped out of high school. Counted out by family members. Told she “wouldn’t live long” if she stayed on her path.

“I remember my dad telling me one day, well, my uncle reached out to my dad saying, ‘Hey, y'all need to get life insurance on her with the route she’s going,’” Tramica said. “So, adversity? It doesn’t scare me. I’ve been fighting from the beginning.”

And still Tramica rose. Even while raising a family, Tramica managed to turn obstacles into valuable lessons. Balancing parenthood, business, and personal growth became an art.

Tramica also pointed out that many of her peers had closed their med spas, while hers is thriving. “When things go wrong, I don’t panic,” she said. “I pivot.”

Furthermore, Tramica welcomes constructive feedback — in fact, she loves it. “If you tell me something needs improving, I don’t get offended,” she said. “I’ve been through too much to fear honesty. Truth makes me better.”

Her Philosophy on Clients: Integrity Before Income

In an era where aesthetics often blur into selling, Tramica draws a clear line.

“If a provider gives you everything you ask for, that’s not a provider, that’s a salesman,” she said. “I’m not here to say ‘yes’ to every request. I’m here to protect your health.”

Tramica’s stance is rooted in education, ethics, and safety above all else.

“I see providers out here repeating misinformation,” she said. “People deserve honest, researched guidance. Not shortcuts. Not trends. Not dangerous advice.”

Because of that, Tramica is already laying the groundwork for structured education — seminars, in-office conversations, myth-busting content, and patient-centered learning tools that make wellness understandable instead of intimidating.

“Whether it’s glutathione, peptides, or injectables, I want people to know the truth,” she said. “Not Google’s truth. Not TikTok’s truth. The truth.”

She also urges clients to look beyond credentials alone. “Someone can have an NPI and still be irresponsible,” Tramica said. “Find someone who tells you ‘no’ when needed.”

 The Future: Men, Expansion, and Continuing Her Own Wellness Journey

Tramica’s next major move is already taking shape: a full-scale expansion into men’s wellness and aesthetics, something she says the industry has overlooked for far too long.

“Men want to feel good, too,” she said. “They want to age well, look healthy, stay active, but most of them have never been given permission to care for themselves without judgment.”

She noted that many male clients arrive misinformed, hesitant, or ashamed of needing help. “That’s why I’m creating a lane specifically for them,” Tramica said. “Somebody has to educate them the right way, with no stigma.”

But men’s services are only one prong of Tramica’s future vision. What she wants goes deeper: a way to elevate wellness, education, and aesthetic safety across entire communities.

Looking ahead, Tramica plans to expand to two additional locations. “I want each location to feel like a continuation of who I am,” she said. “No rushing. No sloppy growth. Just excellence with structure.”

Alongside this, she is committed to her own personal evolution physically, mentally, and spiritually, believing that her growth directly impacts her family and clients.

“I’m becoming the best version of me,” Tramica said. “As I grow, my business grows. My clients grow. My children grow. My purpose grows.”

Tramica is someone who knows she’s building more than a brand; she’s building a legacy powered by clarity, discipline, and truth.

“My future is simple,” she said. “I want to expand. I want to educate. And I want to keep pushing forward, but only with integrity. That’s the only way I operate.”

 The Lesson at the Center of it All

Throughout every chapter of her life, from early mornings in Victoria to late nights building Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa, Tramica Thomas has held onto one guiding principle: never change who you are.

“Just like we enhance someone’s beauty, we don’t change it,” she said. “We enhance it. You can enhance who you are and grow, but never change yourself for anything. Be you.”

This philosophy extends beyond aesthetics. Tramica is a mom, a wife, a daughter, a nurse, and an entrepreneur all at once. She knows the pressure to conform and fit into what the industry expects. But for her, authenticity isn’t optional; it’s essential.

“No matter what I do with Tru Beaute, no matter how big we grow, it’s still going to be me,” she said. “I continue to educate myself, to train, to enhance beauty internally and externally, but it will never change the foundation of who I am,” she continued. “If you’re a mom, you’re still a mom. If you’re a wife, you’re still a wife. Be that provider, be that injector, be that professional, but be who you are.”

Tramica’s commitment to authenticity is also the heartbeat of Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa. Her team educates clients on wellness, longevity, and safe aesthetic practices, ensuring every service enhances rather than replaces, and supports rather than pressures.

 Take the Next Step in Your Tru Beaute Journey

Tramica and her team at Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa are ready to meet you where you are, honor your truth, and help you become the best version of yourself. Booking a consultation is simple: visit trubeaute.glossgenius.com or text/call 832-849-7870 to schedule your appointment.

Located in Clear Lake, Texas, at 2045 Space Park Dr, STE. 110, Houston, TX 77058, Tru Beaute Aesthetics & Wellness Med Spa, is a place where beauty isn’t about changing who you are; it’s about enhancing it from the inside out.

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