Accredited Basic Facial Course for Aestheticians
Learn the essential skills and techniques of a facial treatment with our Basic Facial Course. Improve skin appearance, balance problems, and promote relaxation. Suitable for beginners, beauty therapists, aestheticians, and facialists. Follow health and safety procedures for a safe and effective treatment. Start your journey in the beauty industry today.
What you’ll learn
- Health, safety & hygiene
- Consulting techniques
- Contradictions
- Cleansing, exfoliation, massage techniques
- Aftercare
- Products suitable
- Mask application
Basic Facial Course
This Basic facial course covers all the essential learning knowledge to perform a relaxing facial treatment, using appropriate skincare. This course offers students plenty hands-on work experience; students will have the confidence and have a great understanding how to perform a facial treatment.
Course Outline:
1. Introduction
2. Facial Treatment
3. Beauty Industry Codes Of Practice
4. Contradictions
5. Consultation Techniques
6. Preparation Of Work Area
7. Preparation Of Client
8. Connect With Us Online
9. Course Wrap Up
An aesthetician needs to have a thorough knowledge of facial treatments, skincare advice, and products in order for the client to feel confident in the aesthetician’s skills. An aesthetician, therefore, needs to understand the benefits of a general facial treatment which are outlined below.
To improve the appearance of the skin
To balance out problems of the skin
To deep cleanse the skin
To help improve muscle tone
To speed up cell renewal, therefore, helping to slow down the aging process
To keep the skin soft by removing dead skin cells
For relaxing and pampering
To encourage clients to look after their skin at home
You as an aesthetician must:
Follow health and safety procedures that your employer provides you with
Act to protect yourself and others such as clients and work colleagues.
Treat all equipment properly and report any faulty that you notice to your employer.
You should always check electrical equipment before use
Any equipment that is broken or damage should not be used, this includes such as exposed wires and cracked sockets
Sockets should never be overloaded
Place equipment on solid and stable surfaces
No liquids should be near any electrical equipment
Wires should not be dangling
Who this course is for:
- Beginner
- No Experience
- Beauty Therapists
- Beauticians
- Aestheticians
- Facialist
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