TOP 10 BEAUTICIAN AND COSMETOLOGY COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 2

Commonwealth College’s Hairstyling Diploma Program in Winnipeg provides students with a broad scope of knowledge and skills which will enable them to excel in the delivery of hairstyling services to clients.

The Esthetics Diploma Program provides hands-on training to become an expert in the Beauty & Wellness Sector. Students will gain the skills and training they need to start their successful career in under a year.

Due to what’s been going on in the world, after over 19 years of offering classes in person, the same experience is now available online. Paramita’s curriculum was created by Jessica Simmonds, who became a makeup artist in London, England in 1999.

From hairstyling and makeup application for film, television & fashion, to creating and executing unique SFX and character design. CMU’s Complete Makeup Artist Program provides comprehensive instruction in the skills you’ll need to launch your career in makeup artistry.

The Microblading and Microshading Instructor Certificate course provide the student guidance and expertise to teach others in the art of Microblading and Microshading.

Dedicated for more than 25 years to the beauty industry, our Director and Instructor CARMEN DE DEA, proved that hard work, inspiration, and dedication can lead to reaching the desired dreams. She is a licensed esthetician and also a licensed technician in HDI Microblading.

Hair Extension Course is offered by Royal Beauty European School. Curriculum  -Client consultation and Form of agreement -Color matching -Application and demonstration of all techniques. -Hair texture and quality.

The Hybrid Lash Extension course is a combination of the Classic and Volume lash extension.

Also known as 3D/6D Brows, feathering, micro stroking, etc, the technique is an advanced brow embroidery technique whereby a superfine row of needles is used to create thin, hair-like marks on the skin.

Microneedling is a procedure that uses extremely small needles to cause ‘micro-injuries to the skin (epidermis and dermis) without causing open wounds or ablative damage.