Esthetics

In this time of cameras on phones and social media, appearance and skincare become very high priorities. Studies have shown that image management and confidence in your appearance help with career success. This new reality is driving the esthetics and skin care industries with new products, equipment, procedures, and spas.

But estheticians are not only in demand at spas. They also have private practices, are product demonstrators and educators. An esthetician license is an important credential that will build your future career.

• History of skin care and the use of cosmetics
• Cosmetic chemistry ingredients and product knowledge
• Massage techniques & mask therapy in facial treatments
• Skin treatments without the use of machines and skin treatment with the use of machines
• Superfluous hair removal
• Makeup techniques
• Application of makeup and sales product knowledge
• Business management
• Psychology and human relations
• Electricity and aesthetics equipment
• Depilation and waxing; eyebrow
• Anatomy & Physiology
• Diseases and disorders of the skin
• Sterilization, sanitation, and bacteriology
• Management, laws, communication & ethics
• Clinical practice, record keeping, and treatment procedures
• Testing and evaluation
• Laws and regulations
• Cleansing the skin and client preparation
• Electricity, machines and other apparatus