1. Drink Staff for Health
These individuals are typically involved in nutrition, hydration, and overall wellness, focusing on beverages that support good health. Their roles may include:

Dietitians or Nutritionists:
Role: Advise on healthy drink choices, ensuring that hydration needs are met while balancing calorie intake, sugar levels, and electrolytes.
Key Responsibilities:
Recommending water, healthy teas, smoothies, and juices.
Educating on the role of hydration in overall health, including skin, kidney, and cardiovascular health.
Ensuring drinks do not contain excessive sugar or artificial additives.
Hydration Specialists:
Role: Focus on promoting optimal hydration for various needs, including sports, general health, and wellness.
Key Responsibilities:
Educating on the importance of water and balanced electrolyte drinks.
Tailoring beverage recommendations to specific conditions, like dehydration, athletic performance, or illness recovery.
Baristas (with Health Focus) or Smoothie Makers:
Role: Serve beverages that are specifically crafted with health benefits, such as antioxidant-rich smoothies or hydrating drinks.
Key Responsibilities:
Preparing drinks that promote health, using natural ingredients, and avoiding additives.
Incorporating ingredients that support various aspects of health (e.g., gut health, energy, immunity).
2. Skin Staff for Health
Skin health professionals focus on skincare, dermatology, and treatments that maintain or improve the health of the skin. Key roles in this field include:

Dermatologists:
Role: Medical professionals who specialize in diagnosing and treating skin conditions.
Key Responsibilities:
Treating skin disorders such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, and skin cancer.
Prescribing medications, therapies, and advanced treatments like laser therapy.
Educating patients about skincare routines and sun protection.