Certificate in Cosmetology — Certification Brochure

LAPT

London Academy of Professional Training

Certificate

Certificate in Cosmetology

REF: BEA-C07 • Beauty Centres • Cosmetology & Beauty Therapy

4Subjects	117Chapters	702Classes	400Total Marks	60%Pass Mark	LifetimeValidity

At a Glance

Reference	BEA-C07
Award	Certificate
Assessment	400 marks — 240 to pass (60%)
Prerequisites	None
Validity	Lifetime
Awarding Body	LAPT — London Academy of Professional Training

Curriculum

Cosmetic Product Science and Ingredients

22 chapters · 124 classes 100 marks

• 1 Understanding Cosmetic Product Categories — 4 classes

› 1.1 Exploring Cosmetic Product Categories: An Overview

› 1.2 Identifying the Functions of Skincare Product Types

› 1.3 Understanding Formulations: Key Ingredients in Cosmetics

› 1.4 Matching Products to Skin Needs: Practical Application

• 2 Active Ingredients in Cosmetics and Their Uses — 4 classes

› 2.1 Understand Key Active Ingredients in Cosmetics

› 2.2 Explore the Functions and Benefits of Common Actives

› 2.3 Compare and Contrast Different Types of Active Ingredients

› 2.4 Evaluate Suitable Actives for Specific Skin Concerns

• 3 Selection and Application Techniques for Cosmetic Products — 4 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Cosmetic Product Categories

› 3.2 Identifying Suitable Products for Different Skin Types

› 3.3 Mastering Application Techniques for Optimal Results

› 3.4 Evaluating Product Performance and User Satisfaction

• 1 Understanding the Basics of Cosmetic Ingredients — 5 classes

› 1.1 Exploring the Role of Ingredients in Cosmetics

› 1.2 Identifying Common Cosmetic Ingredients

› 1.3 Understanding the Functionality of Active Ingredients

› 1.4 Analyzing the Safety and Efficacy of Ingredients

› 1.5 Evaluating Ingredient Labels and Marketable Claims

• 2 Formulation Techniques and Product Stability — 5 classes

› 2.1 Understanding the Basics of Cosmetic Formulation

› 2.2 Identifying Key Ingredients in Cosmetic Products

› 2.3 Analyzing Stability Factors in Cosmetic Formulations

› 2.4 Evaluating Emulsification Techniques for Product Stability

› 2.5 Applying Preservation Methods to Enhance Product Shelf Life

• 3 Safety Assessment and Regulatory Compliance — 5 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Cosmetic Safety Standards

› 3.2 Identifying Potential Hazards in Cosmetics

› 3.3 Exploring Regulatory Bodies and Their Roles

› 3.4 Conducting a Cosmetic Safety Assessment

› 3.5 Implementing Compliance Strategies in Product Development

• 4 Innovation in Cosmetic Science: Trends and Technologies — 5 classes

› 4.1 Understanding the Latest Trends in Cosmetic Science

› 4.2 Exploring Breakthrough Technologies in Skincare

› 4.3 Evaluating the Impact of Innovation on Cosmetic Formulations

› 4.4 Analyzing Sustainability in Cosmetic Product Development

› 4.5 Applying Emerging Technologies to Cosmetic Innovations

• 1 Understanding Active Ingredients in Cosmeceuticals — 6 classes

› 1.1 Exploring the Role of Active Ingredients in Cosmeceuticals

› 1.2 Identifying Key Active Ingredients and Their Functions

› 1.3 Analyzing the Impact of Active Ingredients on Skin Physiology

› 1.4 Comparing Natural vs Synthetic Active Ingredients

› 1.5 Evaluating the Efficacy of Active Ingredients in Cosmeceutical Products

› 1.6 Formulating Safe and Effective Cosmeceuticals Using Active Ingredients

• 2 Delivery Systems for Enhanced Efficacy — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Delivery Systems in Cosmeceuticals

› 2.2 Exploring the Role of Nanotechnology in Skin Penetration

› 2.3 Analyzing Liposomal Delivery Mechanisms

› 2.4 Evaluating Polymer-Based Systems for Ingredient Stability

› 2.5 Applying Microneedle Techniques for Enhanced Efficacy

› 2.6 Assessing Effectiveness of Multi-Layered Delivery Systems

• 3 Antioxidants and Anti-inflammatory Agents — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding the Role of Antioxidants in Skincare

› 3.2 Exploring Common Antioxidants in Cosmeceuticals

› 3.3 Examining Anti-inflammatory Agents and Their Benefits

› 3.4 Identifying Sources of Antioxidants and Anti-inflammatories

› 3.5 Analyzing the Efficacy of Different Antioxidants

› 3.6 Integrating Antioxidants and Anti-inflammatories into Treatments

• 4 Cosmeceutical Formulation and Stability — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding the Basics of Cosmeceutical Formulation

› 4.2 Analyzing Key Cosmeceutical Ingredients

› 4.3 Exploring Stability Factors in Formulations

› 4.4 Identifying Interactions Between Ingredients

› 4.5 Examining Preservation Techniques for Cosmeceuticals

› 4.6 Evaluating Formulation Efficacy and Safety Standards

• 5 Regulatory Considerations and Safety in Cosmeceuticals — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Regulatory Bodies in Cosmeceuticals

› 5.2 Exploring Cosmeceutical Ingredient Safety Standards

› 5.3 Analyzing Labeling Requirements for Cosmeceuticals

› 5.4 Differentiating Between Cosmetic and Pharmaceutic Regulations

› 5.5 Evaluating Risk Assessment in Cosmeceutical Formulations

› 5.6 Applying Good Manufacturing Practices in Cosmeceuticals

• 1 Understanding Core Beauty Product Categories — 5 classes

› 1.1 Explore Skincare Products and Their Functions

› 1.2 Identify Different Types of Haircare Products

› 1.3 Discover the Range of Makeup Products

› 1.4 Understand Body Care Product Varieties

› 1.5 Analyze Specialty Beauty Product Uses

• 2 Analyzing Product Ingredients and Formulations — 5 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Basic Ingredients in Salon Products

› 2.2 Exploring Active and Inactive Ingredients

› 2.3 Assessing the Function and Benefits of Formulations

› 2.4 Identifying Potential Allergens and Sensitizers

› 2.5 Applying Product Knowledge to Retail Recommendations

• 3 Retail Product Selection and Inventory Management — 5 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Retail Product Lines

› 3.2 Identifying Key Features and Benefits of Salon Products

› 3.3 Selecting Products to Meet Customer Needs

› 3.4 Managing and Organizing Salon Inventory

› 3.5 Applying Inventory Data for Sales Improvement

• 4 Communicating Product Benefits and Personalizing Sales — 5 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Key Product Benefits

› 4.2 Identifying Customer Needs

› 4.3 Tailoring Product Recommendations

› 4.4 Communicating Effectively to Enhance Sales

› 4.5 Practice Personalizing Sales Interactions

• 1 Understanding Skin Anatomy and Physiology — 4 classes

› 1.1 Exploring the Layers: An Introduction to Skin Anatomy

› 1.2 The Role of Skin: Understanding Its Functions and Importance

› 1.3 Skin Types and Conditions: Identifying and Assessing Variations

› 1.4 The Physiology of Skin Repair: Application of Healing Techniques

• 2 Cosmetic Ingredients and Their Functions — 4 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Active Ingredients: The Science Behind Skin Care

› 2.2 Natural vs. Synthetic: Evaluating Cosmetic Ingredients

› 2.3 Safety and Efficacy: How to Read Ingredient Labels

› 2.4 Formulating with Purpose: Choosing Ingredients for Different Skin Types

• 3 Advanced Skin Treatments and Technologies — 4 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Advanced Skin Treatments: An Overview of Technologies

› 3.2 Analyzing Skin Types for Tailored Treatment Approaches

› 3.3 Hands-On Application: Demonstrating Advanced Treatment Techniques

› 3.4 Evaluating Treatment Outcomes: Measuring Success in Skin Care

• 20 Reading and Interpreting Ingredient Labels — 10 classes

› 20.1 Why Labels Matter to Clients and Therapists

› 20.2 Ingredient Listing Order and Concentration

› 20.3 Common Names Versus Scientific Names

› 20.4 Spotting Known Allergens on a Label

› 20.5 Fragrance, Colour and Preservative Declarations

› 20.6 Claims Versus Evidence on Packaging

› 20.7 Batch Codes and Period After Opening Symbols

› 20.8 Comparing Two Products Side by Side

› 20.9 Explaining a Label to a Client

› 20.10 Label Reading Practice Assessment

• 21 Product Storage, Shelf Life and Spoilage — 10 classes

› 21.1 How Heat, Light and Air Damage Products

› 21.2 Safe Storage in Treatment Rooms and Stock Rooms

› 21.3 Opening Dates and Shelf Life Tracking

› 21.4 Stock Rotation First In First Out

› 21.5 Signs of Contamination and Spoilage

› 21.6 Why Preservatives Are Needed

› 21.7 Dispensing Hygienically With Spatulas and Pumps

› 21.8 Decanting Rules and Labelling Containers

› 21.9 Safe Disposal of Expired Products

› 21.10 Product Stock Check Practice

• 22 Safe Use, Patch Testing and Client Guidance — 10 classes

› 22.1 Allergy and Irritation Basics

› 22.2 Patch Test Method and Timing

› 22.3 Reading and Recording Patch Test Results

› 22.4 Contra-Indications to Product Use

› 22.5 Adverse Reaction Response Steps

› 22.6 Home Care Advice for Different Skin Needs

› 22.7 Cosmetic Claims You May and May Not Make

› 22.8 Recommending Products Honestly

› 22.9 Recording Product Batches Used on Clients

› 22.10 Client Product Advice Role Play

Aesthetics: Dermal Science and Light and Energy Treatments

50 chapters · 300 classes 100 marks

• 1 Chapter 1 — Dermal Anatomy and Physiology — 6 classes

› 1.1 Understanding the Layers of the Skin

› 1.2 Exploring Skin Cell Structures and Functions

› 1.3 Examining the Role of Collagen and Elastin

› 1.4 Analyzing Skin Barrier Function and Protection Mechanisms

› 1.5 Investigating Skin Pigmentation and Melanin Production

› 1.6 Applying Knowledge of Skin Anatomy in Dermal Interventions

• 2 Chapter 2 — Skin Health and Assessment — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Skin Physiology and Structure

› 2.2 Identifying Skin Types and Conditions

› 2.3 Conducting a Comprehensive Skin Assessment

› 2.4 Analyzing Skin Health Indicators

› 2.5 Formulating Personalized Skincare Strategies

› 2.6 Applying Advanced Techniques for Skin Evaluation

• 3 Chapter 3 — Advanced Dermal Treatment Modalities — 6 classes

› 3.1 Exploring Dermal Treatment Modalities

› 3.2 Analyzing Skin Micro-needling Techniques

› 3.3 Understanding Radiofrequency Therapy

› 3.4 Examining Laser Treatment Applications

› 3.5 Mastering Chemical Peel Procedures

› 3.6 Integrating Multi-modal Treatment Approaches

• 4 Chapter 4 — Biochemical Interactions and Skin Reactions — 6 classes

› 4.1 Exploring Skin Biochemistry Basics

› 4.2 Understanding Cell-Signalling Pathways

› 4.3 Identifying Common Dermal Reactions

› 4.4 Analyzing the Role of Enzymes in Skin Health

› 4.5 Recognizing Immune Responses in Dermal Layers

› 4.6 Applying Knowledge to Manage Skin Reactions

• 5 Chapter 5 — Innovations in Dermal Science and Future Trends — 6 classes

› 5.1 Exploring Nanotechnology in Dermal Applications

› 5.2 Understanding Biomimetic Materials in Skincare

› 5.3 Examining the Role of Genomics in Personalized Dermal Treatments

› 5.4 Investigating 3D Bioprinting for Skin Regeneration

› 5.5 Analyzing the Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Dermal Diagnosis

› 5.6 Forecasting Future Trends in Dermal Science

• 1 Understanding Skin Anatomy and Physiology — 6 classes

› 1.1 Exploring the Layers: Understanding the Structure of Skin

› 1.2 Investigating Skin Functions: Protection, Regulation, and Sensation

› 1.3 Analyzing Epidermal Processes: From Cell Renewal to Maturation

› 1.4 Examining Dermal Dynamics: Collagen, Elastin, and Glycosaminoglycans

› 1.5 Understanding Skin Types: Characteristics and Care Considerations

› 1.6 Connecting Anatomy to Practice: Implications for Dermal Enhancement

• 2 Principles of Non-Invasive Aesthetic Procedures — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understanding the Fundamentals of Non-Invasive Aesthetic Procedures

› 2.2 Exploring Skin Anatomy and Physiology for Aesthetic Practice

› 2.3 Identifying and Selecting Suitable Non-Invasive Techniques

› 2.4 Evaluating Patient Needs and Expectations in Aesthetic Treatments

› 2.5 Implementing Safety Protocols and Contraindications

› 2.6 Applying Best Practices for Optimal Non-Invasive Results

• 3 Techniques and Equipment for Non-Invasive Procedures — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Non-Invasive Enhancement Concepts

› 3.2 Exploring Essential Equipment for Procedures

› 3.3 mastering Techniques for Non-Invasive Applications

› 3.4 Identifying Suitable Candidates for Enhancement Protocols

› 3.5 Implementing Safety Measures and Guidelines

› 3.6 Evaluating Outcomes and Making Adjustments

• 4 Client Consultation and Protocol Customization — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Client Needs in Dermal Enhancement

› 4.2 Building Rapport and Trust with Clients

› 4.3 Identifying and Analyzing Skin Types

› 4.4 Customizing Non-Invasive Protocols for Individuals

› 4.5 Communicating Treatment Plans Effectively

› 4.6 Evaluating and Adapting Protocols Post-Treatment

• 5 Safety, Hygiene, and Ethical Considerations in Aesthetic Practices — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Safety Protocols in Dermal Enhancement

› 5.2 Implementing Hygiene Standards in Aesthetic Practices

› 5.3 Identifying and Managing Risks in Non-Invasive Procedures

› 5.4 Recognizing Ethical Challenges in Aesthetic Treatments

› 5.5 Applying Ethical Decision-Making in Client Interactions

› 5.6 Evaluating Practices for Continuous Safety and Ethical Improvement

• 1 Introduction to Light and Energy Treatments — 6 classes

› 1.1 Overview of Light Therapies

› 1.2 Types of Energy-Based Treatments

› 1.3 History of Aesthetic Light Treatments

› 1.4 Understanding Skin Anatomy

› 1.5 Mechanisms of Action

› 1.6 Patient Selection Criteria

• 2 Principles of IPL and Laser Technologies — 6 classes

› 2.1 Fundamentals of IPL Technology

› 2.2 Laser Types and Classifications

› 2.3 Wavelength and Its Effects

› 2.4 Energy Density and Treatment Outcomes

› 2.5 Comparative Analysis of IPL and Laser

› 2.6 Clinical Applications of Laser Technology

• 3 Micropigmentation Techniques and Applications — 6 classes

› 3.1 Basics of Micropigmentation

› 3.2 Color Theory in Micropigmentation

› 3.3 Techniques for Eyebrow Enhancement

› 3.4 Lip Blushing Techniques

› 3.5 Scalp Micropigmentation Methods

› 3.6 Aftercare for Micropigmentation

• 4 Safety Protocols and Regulatory Compliance — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Safety Standards

› 4.2 Infection Control Measures

› 4.3 Emergency Procedures in Aesthetics

› 4.4 Record Keeping and Documentation

› 4.5 Ethical Considerations in Treatments

› 4.6 Regulatory Framework Overview

• 5 Client Consultation and Treatment Planning — 6 classes

› 5.1 Conducting Effective Consultations

› 5.2 Assessing Client Needs and Goals

› 5.3 Creating Customized Treatment Plans

› 5.4 Managing Client Expectations

› 5.5 Follow-Up and Progress Tracking

› 5.6 Handling Client Feedback

• 1 Foundations of Aesthetic Science — 6 classes

› 1.1 Understanding the Basics of Aesthetic Science

› 1.2 Identifying Key Anatomical Structures in Aesthetics

› 1.3 Exploring Skin Physiology and its Aesthetic Applications

› 1.4 Analyzing the Role of Cosmetic Ingredients in Aesthetic Treatments

› 1.5 Evaluating Skin Assessment Techniques for Aesthetic Practice

› 1.6 Integrating Ethical Considerations in Aesthetic Practice

• 2 Advanced Skin Analysis Techniques — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Skin Anatomy and Physiology for Analysis

› 2.2 Identifying Skin Types and Conditions for Effective Sampling

› 2.3 Utilizing Dermatoscopes and Imaging Technology

› 2.4 Conducting Advanced Skin Consultation Assessments

› 2.5 Analyzing Results: From Data Collection to Interpretation

› 2.6 Applying Advanced Analysis in Personalized Skincare Recommendations

• 3 Cutting-Edge Aesthetic Treatments — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Advanced Dermal Fillers

› 3.2 Exploring Laser Skin Resurfacing Techniques

› 3.3 Analyzing the Benefits of Microfocused Ultrasound

› 3.4 Implementing Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy

› 3.5 Assessing the Impact of Radiofrequency Treatments

› 3.6 Evaluating the Efficacy of Cryolipolysis

• 4 Integrative Approaches in Aesthetic Science — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Integrative Aesthetic Science Principles

› 4.2 Exploring the Role of Multidisciplinary Approaches

› 4.3 Analyzing the Impact of Holistic Treatments

› 4.4 Implementing Integrative Techniques in Practice

› 4.5 Evaluating Case Studies of Integrative Aesthetic Applications

› 4.6 Assessing the Outcomes of Integrative Aesthetic Strategies

• 5 Innovations and Future Trends in Aesthetics — 6 classes

› 5.1 Exploring Current Innovations in Aesthetic Science

› 5.2 Understanding Cutting-Edge Technologies in Skincare

› 5.3 Analyzing Breakthroughs in Non-Invasive Procedures

› 5.4 Investigating the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Aesthetics

› 5.5 Predicting Future Trends in Aesthetic Treatments

› 5.6 Applying Emerging Technologies to Enhance Client Outcomes

• 1 Fundamentals of Non-Surgical Aesthetic Techniques — 6 classes

› 1.1 Understanding Non-Surgical Aesthetic Innovations

› 1.2 Exploring Skin Anatomy and Its Role in Aesthetics

› 1.3 Identifying Key Techniques in Non-Surgical Aesthetics

› 1.4 Analyzing the Benefits and Limitations of Non-Surgical Procedures

› 1.5 Assessing Client Needs for Personalized Treatment Plans

› 1.6 Implementing Best Practices for Safe Non-Surgical Applications

• 2 Skin Anatomy and Physiology for Aesthetic Applications — 6 classes

› 2.1 Explore: The Structure and Functions of Skin Layers

› 2.2 Analyze: The Role of Skin Cells in Aesthetic Treatments

› 2.3 Understand: Circulatory and Nervous Systems in Skin Physiology

› 2.4 Examine: Skin Receptors and Their Impact on Treatment Efficacy

› 2.5 Evaluate: Skin Types and Conditions for Tailored Therapies

› 2.6 Apply: Integrating Anatomy Knowledge for Effective Procedures

• 3 Chemical Peels and Microdermabrasion Techniques — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Chemical Peel Ingredients and Their Functions

› 3.2 Identifying Skin Types and Conditions for Peeling

› 3.3 Demonstrating Basic Chemical Peel Application Techniques

› 3.4 Exploring Microdermabrasion Equipment and Use

› 3.5 Assessing Contraindications and Precautions in Treatments

› 3.6 Evaluating Post-Treatment Care and Client Follow-up Strategies

• 4 Advanced Injectable Treatments: Fillers and Toxins — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Facial Anatomy for Injectable Treatments

› 4.2 Exploring Types and Properties of Dermal Fillers

› 4.3 Mastering Toxin Mechanisms and Effects

› 4.4 Practicing Advanced Injection Techniques

› 4.5 Analyzing Safety Protocols and Risk Management

› 4.6 Evaluating Outcomes and Patient Satisfaction

• 5 Laser and Light-Based Therapies in Aesthetic Practice — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding the Science of Laser and Light Technologies

› 5.2 Exploring Different Types of Laser and Light Devices

› 5.3 Recognizing Skin Types and Conditions for Laser Treatment

› 5.4 Ensuring Safety and Efficacy in Light-Based Procedures

› 5.5 Identifying Indications and Contraindications for Treatments

› 5.6 Implementing Post-Treatment Care and Follow-Up Protocols

• 1 Emerging Technologies in Aesthetic Treatments — 6 classes

› 1.1 Understanding Emerging Technologies in Aesthetics

› 1.2 Exploring Innovations in Cosmetic Laser Treatments

› 1.3 Evaluating Advances in Non-Invasive Skin Procedures

› 1.4 Analyzing the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Aesthetic Therapies

› 1.5 Investigating Nanotechnology Applications in Skin Care

› 1.6 Applying Virtual Reality for Enhanced Client Consultations

• 2 Formulations and Active Ingredients in Skincare Products — 6 classes

› 2.1 Exploring the Basics of Skincare Formulations

› 2.2 Examining Key Active Ingredients in Skincare

› 2.3 Understanding the Role of Emulsifiers and Preservatives

› 2.4 Analyzing the Efficacy of Natural vs. Synthetic Ingredients

› 2.5 Evaluating Formulation Stability and Shelf Life

› 2.6 Applying Formulation Concepts to Develop Custom Skincare Products

• 3 Non-Invasive Facial and Body Contouring Techniques — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Non-Invasive Techniques for Contouring

› 3.2 Exploring Facial Contouring Technology

› 3.3 Analyzing Body Contouring Equipment and Their Uses

› 3.4 Comparing Innovative Methods for Sculpting Effects

› 3.5 Evaluating Client Suitability and Treatment Outcomes

› 3.6 Implementing Non-Invasive Techniques in Practice

• 4 AI and Digital Tools in Personalized Aesthetic Treatments — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding AI in Aesthetic Treatments

› 4.2 Exploring Digital Tools for Facial Analysis

› 4.3 Implementing Machine Learning for Skin Type Customization

› 4.4 Analyzing Data-Driven Personalized Treatment Plans

› 4.5 Assessing AI Impact on Treatment Outcomes

› 4.6 Integrating AI Tools with Traditional Techniques

• 5 Sustainability and Ethical Innovations in Aesthetic Therapies — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Sustainability in Aesthetic Therapies

› 5.2 Identifying Ethical Considerations in Treatment Development

› 5.3 Exploring Eco-Friendly Ingredients and Materials

› 5.4 Evaluating Sustainable Business Practices in Aesthetics

› 5.5 Integrating Ethical Innovations into Treatment Protocols

› 5.6 Designing Eco-Conscious Client Treatment Plans

• 1 Foundations of Innovative Skin Therapy Techniques — 6 classes

› 1.1 Understanding the Basics of Skin Anatomy

› 1.2 Identifying Different Skin Types and Conditions

› 1.3 Exploring Cutting-edge Skin Therapy Techniques

› 1.4 Assessing the Benefits of Innovative Ingredients

› 1.5 Integrating Technology in Skin Treatment Applications

› 1.6 Evaluating Case Studies: Innovating for Client Needs

• 2 Advanced Ingredients and Their Effects — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understand Key Active Ingredients in Skin Therapy

› 2.2 Analyze the Role of Peptides in Skin Renewal

› 2.3 Examine the Impact of Antioxidants on Skin Health

› 2.4 Investigate the Effects of Retinoids on Aging Skin

› 2.5 Assess Moisturizing Agents for Diverse Skin Types

› 2.6 Explore Innovative Botanical Extracts for Skin Care

• 3 Cutting-Edge Equipment and Technology in Skin Therapy — 6 classes

› 3.1 Exploring Laser Technology in Skin Therapy

› 3.2 Understanding Ultrasound Devices for Skin Treatment

› 3.3 Examining the Role of Microdermabrasion Equipment

› 3.4 Analyzing Phototherapy Tools and Their Applications

› 3.5 Integrating Radiofrequency Machines in Skin Care

› 3.6 Assessing Innovative Combination Therapies

• 4 Customized Skin Therapy Protocols — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Individual Skin Types

› 4.2 Assessing Client Skin Concerns and Needs

› 4.3 Designing Personalized Treatment Plans

› 4.4 Integrating Innovative Modalities into Protocols

› 4.5 Implementing Customized Skincare Regimens

› 4.6 Evaluating Treatment Outcomes and Adjusting Protocols

• 5 Leadership in Innovative Skin Therapy Practices — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Leadership in Skin Therapy Innovation

› 5.2 Identifying and Cultivating Key Leadership Traits

› 5.3 Exploring Cutting-Edge Skin Therapy Techniques

› 5.4 Integrating Leadership with Client-Centered Approaches

› 5.5 Leading Collaborative Innovation in Skin Therapy

› 5.6 Implementing and Evaluating Innovation Strategies

• 1 History and Evolution of Skin Care Technology — 6 classes

› 1.1 Explore Ancient Skin Care Practices

› 1.2 Identify the Impact of 20th Century Innovations

› 1.3 Analyze the Role of Laser Technology in Skin Care

› 1.4 Understand the Integration of Biotechnology

› 1.5 Examine Digital Transformation in Skin Analysis

› 1.6 Evaluate the Future Trends in Skin Care Technology

• 2 Understanding Skin Physiology and Technological Interactions — 6 classes

› 2.1 Exploring the Structure and Function of Skin Layers

› 2.2 Analyzing the Role of Skin Physiology in Health and Beauty

› 2.3 Understanding the Interaction of Technology with Skin Physiology

› 2.4 Investigating Innovations in Skin Therapy Equipment

› 2.5 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Technological Skin Treatments

› 2.6 Applying Technological Advancements in Personalized Skin Care

• 3 Innovations in Diagnostic Skin Analysis Tools — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Diagnostic Skin Analysis: An Introduction to Technological Innovations

› 3.2 Exploring the Evolution of Skin Analysis Tools: From Manual to Digital

› 3.3 Decoding Imaging Technologies: Enhancing Skin Condition Assessment

› 3.4 Leveraging Spectroscopy in Skin Diagnosis: Techniques and Benefits

› 3.5 Integrating AI in Skin Analysis: Personalizing Skincare Solutions

› 3.6 Evaluating the Future of Diagnostic Tools: Emerging Trends and Innovations

• 4 Advanced Therapeutic Devices and Techniques — 6 classes

› 4.1 Explore the Evolution of Skin Care Technology

› 4.2 Understand the Mechanisms of Advanced Therapeutic Devices

› 4.3 Analyze the Benefits and Limitations of Laser Treatments

› 4.4 Compare Different Radiofrequency Techniques for Skin Rejuvenation

› 4.5 Evaluate the Role of Ultrasound in Skin Care Applications

› 4.6 Implement Best Practices for Safe and Effective Device Use

• 5 Future Trends and Ethical Considerations in Skin Care Technology — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Emerging Skin Care Technologies

› 5.2 Exploring Innovations in Skin Analysis Devices

› 5.3 Evaluating the Impact of AI in Skin Diagnostics

› 5.4 Analyzing Ethical Implications of Skin Care Biotechnology

› 5.5 Investigating Sustainable Practices in Skin Care Technology

› 5.6 Implementing Future-Proof Strategies in Skin Therapy

• 1 Understanding Skin Rejuvenation — 6 classes

› 1.1 Basics of Skin Anatomy

› 1.2 Factors Affecting Skin Aging

› 1.3 Benefits of Rejuvenation Techniques

› 1.4 Client Consultation Essentials

› 1.5 Identifying Skin Types

› 1.6 Setting Realistic Expectations

• 2 Micro Needling Techniques — 6 classes

› 2.1 Introduction to Micro Needling

› 2.2 Equipment and Safety Protocols

› 2.3 Technique Application Methods

› 2.4 Post-Treatment Care

› 2.5 Managing Client Discomfort

› 2.6 Evaluating Treatment Results

• 3 Superficial Skin Peeling Methods — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Chemical Peels

› 3.2 Types of Peels and Their Uses

› 3.3 Application Techniques for Peels

› 3.4 Preparing the Skin for Peeling

› 3.5 Post-Peel Recovery Guidelines

› 3.6 Monitoring Skin Reactions

• 4 Combining Techniques for Best Results — 6 classes

› 4.1 Synergistic Approaches to Rejuvenation

› 4.2 Layering Treatments Effectively

› 4.3 Creating Customized Treatment Plans

› 4.4 Client Education on Combined Techniques

› 4.5 Evaluating Combined Treatment Efficacy

› 4.6 Adjusting Techniques Based on Feedback

• 5 Assessing Client Outcomes — 6 classes

› 5.1 Setting Assessment Criteria

› 5.2 Collecting Client Feedback

› 5.3 Documenting Treatment Results

› 5.4 Identifying Areas for Improvement

› 5.5 Follow-Up Strategies for Clients

› 5.6 Long-Term Skin Health Monitoring

• 1 Identifying Skin Imperfections — 6 classes

› 1.1 Types of Skin Imperfections

› 1.2 Assessment Techniques for Skin Issues

› 1.3 Understanding Skin Conditions

› 1.4 Visual Inspection Methods

› 1.5 Client Consultation for Skin Analysis

› 1.6 Documenting Skin Imperfections

• 2 Electrocuatery Techniques — 6 classes

› 2.1 Principles of Electrocuatery

› 2.2 Equipment and Safety Protocols

› 2.3 Treatment Planning with Electrocuatery

› 2.4 Post-Treatment Care Guidelines

› 2.5 Managing Client Expectations

› 2.6 Troubleshooting Common Issues

• 3 Cryocautery Applications — 6 classes

› 3.1 Introduction to Cryocautery

› 3.2 Cryotherapy Techniques and Benefits

› 3.3 Indications for Cryocautery Use

› 3.4 Client Preparation for Treatment

› 3.5 Monitoring During Cryocautery

› 3.6 Evaluating Treatment Outcomes

• 4 Client Safety and Comfort — 6 classes

› 4.1 Creating a Safe Treatment Environment

› 4.2 Understanding Client Comfort Needs

› 4.3 Emergency Procedures and Protocols

› 4.4 Communicating with Clients Effectively

› 4.5 Managing Anxiety During Treatments

› 4.6 Feedback Collection for Improvement

• 5 Long-Term Management Strategies — 6 classes

› 5.1 Developing a Long-Term Care Plan

› 5.2 Client Education on Skin Care

› 5.3 Follow-Up Protocols for Clients

› 5.4 Adjusting Treatment Plans Over Time

› 5.5 Monitoring Skin Health Progress

› 5.6 Building Client Relationships for Retention

Cosmetology Fundamentals and Beauty Therapy Practice

31 chapters · 158 classes 100 marks

• 1 Understanding Fundamental Beauty Rituals — 4 classes

› 1.1 Exploring the Historical Origins of Beauty Rituals

› 1.2 Identifying Common Ingredients in Beauty Treatments

› 1.3 Demonstrating Basic Skincare Techniques

› 1.4 Evaluating Client Needs for Personalised Beauty Care

• 2 Key Techniques in Skincare and Cosmetics Application — 4 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Skin Types and Conditions

› 2.2 Mastering Basic Skincare Techniques

› 2.3 Exploring Cosmetic Ingredients and Their Benefits

› 2.4 Perfecting Cosmetics Application for Different Face Shapes

• 3 Creating Customised Beauty Rituals for Diverse Client Needs — 4 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Client Skin Types and Concerns

› 3.2 Identifying Key Ingredients for Tailored Beauty Solutions

› 3.3 Designing Personalized Beauty Rituals to Meet Diverse Needs

› 3.4 Demonstrating Effective Client Consultation Techniques

• 1 Fundamentals of Cosmetology Principles — 4 classes

› 1.1 Understanding the Basics of Skin Types and Conditions

› 1.2 Exploring Essential Beauty Tools and Their Uses

› 1.3 Mastering the Fundamentals of Client Consultations

› 1.4 Implementing Effective Client Care Strategies

• 2 Skin Analysis and Basic Client Care — 4 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Skin Types and Conditions

› 2.2 Mastering Skin Analysis Techniques

› 2.3 Implementing Effective Client Communication

› 2.4 Applying Customized Skincare Recommendations

• 3 Introductory Techniques in Beauty Treatments — 4 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Basic Skin Types and Conditions

› 3.2 Demonstrating Effective Cleansing Techniques

› 3.3 Selecting Suitable Products for Skin Care

› 3.4 Practicing Client Consultation and Care

• 1 Foundations of Practical Cosmetology Techniques — 4 classes

› 1.1 Understanding Core Cosmetology Tools and Their Uses

› 1.2 Mastering Basic Skin Care Techniques

› 1.3 Practicing Essential Hair Styling Methods

› 1.4 Applying Makeup Fundamentals for Different Skin Types

• 2 Enhanced Techniques for Skincare and Makeup Application — 4 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Skin Types for Customized Care

› 2.2 Mastering Advanced Skincare Application Techniques

› 2.3 Exploring Makeup Products and Their Applications

› 2.4 Harmonizing Skincare and Makeup for a Flawless Finish

• 3 Client Engagement and Professional Services Delivery — 4 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Client Needs: Conducting Effective Consultations

› 3.2 Building Rapport: Techniques for Creating Trust and Comfort

› 3.3 Customizing Beauty Rituals: Tailoring Services to Client Preferences

› 3.4 Ensuring Client Satisfaction: Delivering Exceptional Aftercare and Feedback

• 1 Understanding Professional Standards in Beauty Therapy — 4 classes

› 1.1 Exploring Core Principles of Professionalism in Beauty Therapy

› 1.2 Identifying and Maintaining Hygiene Standards in Beauty Services

› 1.3 Implementing Effective Client Communication Strategies

› 1.4 Applying Ethical Guidelines to Enhance Client Care

• 2 Effective Communication and Client Management — 4 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Client Needs: Building Rapport and Trust

› 2.2 Active Listening Techniques: Enhancing Client Interaction

› 2.3 Empathy in Action: Responding to Client Feedback

› 2.4 Managing Client Expectations: Setting Clear Communication Goals

• 3 Maintaining Personal and Salon Hygiene — 4 classes

› 3.1 Understanding the Importance of Hygiene in Beauty Therapy

› 3.2 Identifying Key Practices for Personal Hygiene

› 3.3 Implementing Effective Salon Hygiene Protocols

› 3.4 Evaluating Hygiene Standards for Client Safety

• 1 Understanding the Basics of Beauty Therapy — 5 classes

› 1.1 Discovering the Role of a Beauty Therapist

› 1.2 Exploring Key Tools and Equipment in Beauty Therapy

› 1.3 Understanding Essential Hygiene and Safety Practices

› 1.4 Learning Basic Skin Care Techniques

› 1.5 Applying Fundamental Client Consultation Skills

• 2 Skin Analysis and Care Techniques — 5 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Skin Types and Functions

› 2.2 Identifying Common Skin Conditions

› 2.3 Conducting a Basic Skin Analysis

› 2.4 Applying Daily Skin Care Practices

› 2.5 Selecting Products Based on Skin Needs

• 3 Introduction to Beauty Treatments and Protocols — 5 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Basic Beauty Treatments

› 3.2 Exploring Tools and Equipment in Beauty Therapy

› 3.3 Demonstrating Proper Hygiene and Safety Protocols

› 3.4 Identifying Client Needs and Treatment Selection

› 3.5 Practicing Basic Techniques in Beauty Treatments

• 4 Client Consultation and Communication Skills — 5 classes

› 4.1 Understanding the Importance of Client Consultation

› 4.2 Building Effective Communication Skills in Beauty Therapy

› 4.3 Identifying and Addressing Client Needs and Preferences

› 4.4 Practicing Active Listening and Questioning Techniques

› 4.5 Applying Consultation Skills in Real-World Scenarios

• 1 Skin Analysis and Advanced Facial Techniques — 6 classes

› 1.1 Understanding Skin Types and Conditions

› 1.2 Mastering the Skin Analysis Process

› 1.3 Identifying Common Skin Concerns

› 1.4 Advanced Facial Techniques for Diverse Skin Types

› 1.5 Implementing Customised Skincare Solutions

› 1.6 Evaluating Facial Techniques through Client Feedback

• 2 Innovative Haircare and Styling Methods — 6 classes

› 2.1 Discovering Cutting-Edge Haircare Products

› 2.2 Mastering Personalized Hair Treatment Techniques

› 2.3 Exploring Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Haircare Practices

› 2.4 Innovating with Advanced Hair Coloring Methods

› 2.5 Enhancing Styling Skills Using Precision Tools

› 2.6 Applying Technology in Haircare Solutions

• 3 Advanced Cosmetic Chemistry for Product Formulation — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understand the Role of Cosmetic Chemistry in Product Formulation

› 3.2 Explore Key Chemical Ingredients and Their Functions

› 3.3 Analyze the Importance of pH Balance in Cosmetic Products

› 3.4 Investigate Emulsifiers and Their Impact on Product Stability

› 3.5 Examine the Role of Preservatives in Extending Shelf Life

› 3.6 Apply Advanced Chemistry Principles to Formulate a Custom Product

• 4 Expert Makeup Artistry and Application Skills — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Facial Structures for Custom Makeup Design

› 4.2 Mastering Foundation Application Techniques

› 4.3 Elevating Eye Makeup with Advanced Techniques

› 4.4 Perfecting Lip Artistry for Diverse Looks

› 4.5 Highlighting and Contouring for Professional Results

› 4.6 Incorporating Current Trends into Makeup Artistry

• 5 Cosmetology Business Leadership and Innovation — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Business Models in Cosmetology

› 5.2 Exploring Innovation in Beauty Services

› 5.3 Strategies for Effective Team Leadership

› 5.4 Leveraging Technology for Business Growth

› 5.5 Enhancing Client Experience through Innovation

› 5.6 Building a Competitive Brand in the Beauty Industry

• 1 Understanding Leadership in Beauty Therapy — 6 classes

› 1.1 Exploring Leadership Styles in Beauty Therapy

› 1.2 Analyzing the Role of Communication in Beauty Leadership

› 1.3 Identifying Key Leadership Qualities for Beauty Professionals

› 1.4 Adapting Leadership Approaches for Diverse Client Needs

› 1.5 Building and Leading Effective Beauty Therapy Teams

› 1.6 Applying Conflict Resolution Strategies in Beauty Settings

• 2 Developing Communication and Interpersonal Skills — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understanding the Basics of Effective Communication

› 2.2 Exploring Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication Techniques

› 2.3 Building Active Listening Skills in Beauty Therapy

› 2.4 Enhancing Empathy and Emotional Intelligence

› 2.5 Navigating Difficult Conversations with Clients

› 2.6 Applying Interpersonal Skills for Team Leadership

• 3 Team Building and Motivation Strategies — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Team Dynamics in Beauty Therapy

› 3.2 Identifying and Maximizing Individual Strengths

› 3.3 Creating a Collaborative Salon Environment

› 3.4 Motivating Diverse Beauty Teams Effectively

› 3.5 Implementing Strategies for Conflict Resolution

› 3.6 Evaluating Team Performance and Progress

• 4 Operational Management in Beauty Therapy — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understand the Principles of Operational Management in Beauty Therapy

› 4.2 Identify Key Elements of Beauty Therapy Operations

› 4.3 Explore Staffing and Scheduling for Optimal Service Delivery

› 4.4 Develop Inventory Management Strategies for Beauty Therapists

› 4.5 Examine Financial Controls and Budgeting in Beauty Operations

› 4.6 Implement Quality Assurance and Client Feedback Mechanisms

• 5 Strategic Leadership and Innovation — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding Strategic Leadership in Beauty Therapy

› 5.2 Analyzing Current Trends and Innovations

› 5.3 Developing Visionary Goals for Your Beauty Business

› 5.4 Cultivating an Innovation-Driven Culture

› 5.5 Implementing Change and Overcoming Resistance

› 5.6 Evaluating the Impact of Strategic Initiatives

• 1 Understanding the Beauty Industry Market Trends — 6 classes

› 1.1 Recognize Global Beauty Industry Trends

› 1.2 Analyze Consumer Behavior in Beauty Markets

› 1.3 Identify Key Competitors and Market Leaders

› 1.4 Explore Technological Innovations in Cosmetology

› 1.5 Evaluate Economic Factors Influencing Beauty Markets

› 1.6 Develop Strategies to Leverage Market Opportunities

• 2 Developing a Cosmetology Business Plan — 6 classes

› 2.1 Understanding the Purpose of a Business Plan

› 2.2 Identifying Target Market and Customer Needs

› 2.3 Conducting SWOT Analysis for Your Cosmetology Business

› 2.4 Defining Unique Selling Proposition in Cosmetology

› 2.5 Outlining Financial Projections and Budgeting

› 2.6 Formulating Marketing and Sales Strategies

• 3 Legal and Regulatory Compliance for Cosmetology Startups — 6 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Legal Structures in Cosmetology

› 3.2 Navigating Business Licenses and Permits

› 3.3 Complying with Health and Safety Regulations

› 3.4 Exploring Intellectual Property in Cosmetology

› 3.5 Managing Data Protection and Privacy Laws

› 3.6 Conducting a Legal Compliance Audit for Startups

• 4 Financial Management and Risk Assessment in Beauty Businesses — 6 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Financial Principles in Beauty Businesses

› 4.2 Analyzing Profit and Loss Statements in Cosmetology

› 4.3 Managing Cash Flow for Salon Sustainability

› 4.4 Identifying and Assessing Financial Risks

› 4.5 Developing Risk Mitigation Strategies for Salons

› 4.6 Applying Financial Management Tools to Real-life Scenarios

• 5 Marketing and Brand Development in Cosmetology — 6 classes

› 5.1 Understanding the Cosmetology Market Landscape

› 5.2 Identifying Your Target Audience in Cosmetology

› 5.3 Crafting a Unique Brand Identity

› 5.4 Developing Effective Marketing Strategies

› 5.5 Leveraging Social Media for Brand Growth

› 5.6 Measuring Marketing Success and Adjusting Tactics

Hair Removal, Body and Beauty Therapy Treatments

14 chapters · 120 classes 100 marks

• 1 Understanding Hair Growth and Types — 5 classes

› 1.1 Exploring the Phases of Hair Growth

› 1.2 Identifying Different Hair Types

› 1.3 Analyzing Factors Affecting Hair Growth

› 1.4 Comparing Hair Growth Patterns Across Body Areas

› 1.5 Assessing Suitability of Hair Removal Techniques for Various Hair Types

• 2 Manual Hair Removal Techniques — 5 classes

› 2.1 Understanding Manual Hair Removal Techniques

› 2.2 Preparing the Skin for Hair Removal

› 2.3 Mastering Techniques: Tweezing and Threading

› 2.4 Exploring Waxing Methods: Strip and Hot Wax

› 2.5 Applying Aftercare for Optimal Results

• 3 Chemical and Heat-Based Hair Removal Methods — 5 classes

› 3.1 Understanding Chemical Hair Removal: Mechanisms and Safety

› 3.2 Exploring Heat-Based Hair Removal: Tools and Techniques

› 3.3 Comparing Chemical and Heat-Based Methods: Benefits and Limitations

› 3.4 Practicing Chemical Hair Removal: Step-by-Step Application

› 3.5 Mastering Heat-Based Hair Removal: Techniques for Different Body Areas

• 4 Aftercare and Skin Health Post-Hair Removal — 5 classes

› 4.1 Understanding Skin Reactions Post-Hair Removal

› 4.2 Identifying Common Complications and Management

› 4.3 Implementing Effective Aftercare Procedures

› 4.4 Exploring Products for Skin Health Support

› 4.5 Evaluating Long-term Skin Care Strategies

• 5 Waxing Consultation, Preparation and Contra-Indications — 10 classes

› 5.1 Hair Removal Consultation and Record Card

› 5.2 Contra-Indications That Prevent Waxing

› 5.3 Medications That Thin or Sensitise Skin

› 5.4 Patch Testing Wax and Skin Reaction

› 5.5 Choosing Wax Type for Hair and Skin

› 5.6 Setting Up the Waxing Area Hygienically

› 5.7 Wax Heater Safety and Temperature Checks

› 5.8 Preparing Skin Before Waxing

› 5.9 Client Positioning and Draping

› 5.10 Consultation and Preparation Practical

• 6 Strip Waxing for Face and Body — 10 classes

› 6.1 Soft Wax and Strip Waxing Principles

› 6.2 Applying Wax With the Correct Angle

› 6.3 Fixing and Removing Strips Properly

› 6.4 Upper Lip and Chin Waxing

› 6.5 Eyebrow and Cheek Waxing

› 6.6 Lower Leg Waxing

› 6.7 Full Leg and Thigh Waxing

› 6.8 Underarm Waxing Technique and Comfort

› 6.9 Arm and Back Waxing

› 6.10 Strip Waxing Practical Assessment

• 7 Hot Wax and Non-Strip Waxing for Sensitive Areas — 10 classes

› 7.1 Hot and Hard Wax Properties

› 7.2 Safe Wax Temperature Testing

› 7.3 Applying Hot Wax Without Strips

› 7.4 Nostril Hair Waxing Safely

› 7.5 Ear Hair Waxing Safely

› 7.6 Eyebrow Hot Wax Technique

› 7.7 Treating Fine and Brittle Hair

› 7.8 Dealing With Broken Hair and Tender Skin

› 7.9 Cleaning Wax Residue Properly

› 7.10 Hot Wax Practical Assessment

• 8 Intimate Waxing Services — 10 classes

› 8.1 Professional Approach to Intimate Waxing

› 8.2 Client Comfort, Modesty and Consent

› 8.3 Contra-Indications Specific to Intimate Areas

› 8.4 Bikini Line Waxing

› 8.5 Extended Bikini and Brazilian Waxing

› 8.6 Hollywood Style Waxing Procedure

› 8.7 Male Intimate Waxing Services

› 8.8 Managing Pain and Skin Reactions

› 8.9 Hygiene, Disposable Items and Wax Disposal

› 8.10 Intimate Waxing Practical Assessment

• 9 Threading Treatments for Face and Brows — 10 classes

› 9.1 Threading Principles and Hair Growth

› 9.2 Thread Choice and Hand Positioning

› 9.3 Threading the Upper Lip

› 9.4 Threading Chin and Cheeks

› 9.5 Eyebrow Shaping With Thread

› 9.6 Threading Facial Hair on Men

› 9.7 Reducing Skin Irritation

› 9.8 Hygiene Rules for Threading

› 9.9 Recording Treatments and Aftercare

› 9.10 Threading Practical Assessment

• 10 Sugaring and Alternative Hair Removal Methods — 10 classes

› 10.1 Sugaring Paste Ingredients and Safety

› 10.2 Preparing and Warming Sugar Paste

› 10.3 Sugaring Technique and Direction of Pull

› 10.4 Sugaring Face and Body Areas

› 10.5 Epilator and Cream Method Differences

› 10.6 Shaving, Trimming and Their Effects

› 10.7 Comparing Methods by Skin Type

› 10.8 Treating Ingrown Hairs

› 10.9 Client Home Care After Each Method

› 10.10 Alternative Methods Practical Assessment

• 11 Electrical Epilation Principles and Practice — 10 classes

› 11.1 How Electrical Epilation Works

› 11.2 Short Wave Diathermy and Galvanic Principles

› 11.3 Blend Method Overview

› 11.4 Needle Selection and Sterile Handling

› 11.5 Contra-Indications for Epilation

› 11.6 Probe Insertion Angle and Depth

› 11.7 Setting Intensity and Treatment Time

› 11.8 Treating the Face and Body

› 11.9 Aftercare and Treatment Course Planning

› 11.10 Epilation Practical Assessment

• 12 Laser and Light Hair Growth Reduction — 10 classes

› 12.1 Laser and Light Hair Reduction Principles

› 12.2 Hair Growth Cycle and Treatment Timing

› 12.3 Skin Type Classification and Suitability

› 12.4 Consultation, Consent and Patch Test

› 12.5 Eye Protection and Treatment Room Safety

› 12.6 Selecting Settings for Skin and Hair Colour

› 12.7 Treating Legs, Underarms and Face

› 12.8 Dealing With Burns and Adverse Reactions

› 12.9 Aftercare and Sun Avoidance Advice

› 12.10 Light Hair Reduction Practical Assessment

• 13 Self-Tanning, Spray Tanning and UV Tanning Services — 10 classes

› 13.1 Tanning Methods and Colour Development

› 13.2 Skin Preparation Before Tanning

› 13.3 Contra-Indications for Tanning

› 13.4 Hand Applied Self-Tan Technique

› 13.5 Spray Booth and Gun Application

› 13.6 Avoiding Streaks and Uneven Colour

› 13.7 Protecting Eyes, Hair and Lips During Spray

› 13.8 UV Tanning Risks and Exposure Limits

› 13.9 Tanning Aftercare and Maintenance

› 13.10 Tanning Practical Assessment

• 14 Body Wraps and Body Polishing Treatments — 10 classes

› 14.1 Purpose and Types of Body Wraps

› 14.2 Contra-Indications for Wraps and Polishes

› 14.3 Preparing the Treatment Room and Couch

› 14.4 Skin Exfoliation and Body Polishing

› 14.5 Mud, Seaweed and Clay Wrap Application

› 14.6 Thermal Wrapping and Client Safety Monitoring

› 14.7 Removing Wraps and Cleaning the Skin

› 14.8 Applying Moisturiser After Treatment

› 14.9 Realistic Claims for Body Wraps

› 14.10 Body Wrap Practical Assessment

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