TOP 10 SKINCARE COURSES IN GLASGOW, UK - PAGE 2

Dermaplaning is a procedure that exfoliates your skin and gets rid of dirt and vellus hair, better known as peach fuzz. This treatment does NOT cause hair to grow back thicker or darker. Removal of ‘peach fuzz’ allows products to penetrate easier and make up to apply smoother.

A basic facial consists of a double cleanse, exfoliation, facial massage, masque, tone, moisturizer and any specialist serums or products. This is carried out with a full client consultation.

Dermaplaning is an exfoliation treatment that removes the dead skin cells in the upper layer of the skin. It uses a surgical scalpel to lightly 'shave' the skin's surface, removing the fine vellus hair (peach fuzz) from the client's face.

Micro-needling, also known as skin needling or collagen induction therapy, leads the way in skin rejuvenation. Safely delivered, this treatment carries no risk or downtime to the client.

LED light therapy is a new, non-invasive treatment that utilises the power of light to renew, repair and heal the skin without invasive procedures or recovery time.

The complete class that covers all aspects of clinical skincare. Our comprehensive Skincare Specialist class features four classes in one:

We begin with a consultation to determine what your skin needs. Your therapist will take into account factors such as your skin type, concerns (such as dryness, dullness, or blemishes), and any specific preferences or sensitivities you may have.

Chemical Peels course is offered by CM Beauty Training. CM Beauty Training can help you complete your course, get your diploma and get started in the beauty business. All our courses are one price, no hidden extras.

Our Dermaplaning Course teaches our students how to complete a cosmetic procedure that involves using a sharp blade to remove vellus hair, dead skin cells, and other debris from the surface of the skin, can also help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.

A one-day professional training course in dermaroller treatments and skin needling. Using a 1.5mm roller, this treatment creates a multitude of tiny puncture wounds in the skin, which aims to promote new collagen and elastin.