Skin care course

Where do you start to learn the profession of a skin specialist? As elsewhere — you need to undergo specialized training. Just reading detailed literature on the Internet will not be enough.

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£177

course cost

Full-time

training format

Skin care training program

3 ac. hours

Theoretical foundations

You will learn about:

the structure of the skin and its functions,
study the classification of skin types in order;
to correctly diagnose the specific type and choose cosmetics for it.

4 ac. hours

What will you be learn:

the procedures for cleansing and skin maintenance for the face, neck and décolleté;
Comprehensive skin care;
Mechanical cleansing;
Types of surface peelings;
Masks, alginates, plasticizer.

5 ac. hours

Practice

determine the type of skin and conduct marketing consultations;
test the patient’s allergic reaction to drugs;
choose an effective treatment for the gentle elimination of skin defects;
do nursing procedures.

Course importance

Why choose this course

At the l’Ecole de Beauté school, you can master the skills of a beautician at a professional level, and also receive a certificate of completion which will help in finding a job.

For whom

The course is intended for people who want to learn how to understand the structure of the skin in order to choose the right care and not harm their face.

Your future employers

You can work in a clinic as an assistant, or have your own practice in a beauty salon. Sometimes experts conduct internships at home, home visits to the client, or host a reception by equipping a separate room for work.

Lecturer

Lily O’Brien

Cosmetologist-aesthetic over 9 years of experience

Specialization: facial massage, facial treatment, peeling, facial cleansing

Beauty and health are given to us from birth. And it depends only on us whether this gift will remain with us for many years. I don't agree that beauty requires sacrifice. Beauty takes time and attention. To maintain, correct and preserve is the task of modern aesthetic cosmetology.