The Master Esthetic Program includes theory and practical applications related to applying make-up, skincare, or beautifying the face or neck by use of cosmetic preparations, antiseptics, tonics, lotions, or creams. Advanced facials, manual and mechanical. Advanced chemical exfoliation, including pre and post exfoliation consultations and treatments. Advanced pedicures and aromatherapy.

Services include applying eyelashes or removing facial hair by tweezing, depilatories or waxing, and advanced waxing. The actual day-to-day job tasks of an esthetician can vary greatly. Some specialize in one or two cutting-edge treatments in a luxury spa, others perform a variety of services in smaller spas. In department stores, estheticians are often hired to push one particular brand of product or do a quick makeover on a prospective customer. Master estheticians can also be working in medical settings such as assisting a medical dermatologist in the clinics.

However, all estheticians share a few tasks. Most importantly, they must make sure that clients are comfortable and pleased with their treatments. They must remain friendly, sympathetic, and accommodating regardless of the circumstances. They must also act as salespeople, promoting their treatments and the sale of the products they use.

Master Esthetics Course Outline

Course Description

The program includes theory and practical applications related to all aspects of facial care (cleansing, masking, therapy, nutrition, and hair removal). Classes are presented by means of lecture, hands-on demonstration, audio/video, and professional guest presentations.

Course Goals

After completion of the course, graduates will be prepared to pass the state board exams. This course prepares the student for employment in the cosmetology industry as an esthetician, salon/spa owner and/or manager, or as a technician or product representative in the beauty industry.

Course Format / Instructional Methods

Instructors use many different techniques to teach the course including, lectures, class discussions, student projects, demonstrations, quizzes, tests, and hands-on practical experience. Audiovisual aids and guest speakers are also implemented.

Barbering Course Curriculum

8 sections , 50 leactures