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Skincare - Theory
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Skincare - Practical
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| Professionalism |
Basic to advanced facials with and without
machines
- Pre-op and post-op theory |
| Sanitation and Sterilization |
Massage Techniques |
| Bacteriology |
Waxing for entire body |
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Anatomy
|
Aromatherapy - history and
benefits |
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Nutrition/Digestion
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Makeup - day and evening |
| Cells |
Reflexology |
| Skin (parts 1 and 2) |
Mask Therapy |
| Bones |
Body Treatments -
massage, wraps, cellulite |
|
Muscles
|
Skin Analyzation and
Treatment - normal, oily, aging,
cuperose, dehydrating |
| Nerves |
Salon/Spa
Management |
|
Blood
|
Client Consultation and
Skin Analysis |
| Skin Diseases and
Disorders |
Patient Psychology |
| Fungus - analyzation
and treatment |
Medical
Terminology |
| Georgia
Rules and Regulations
|
Microdermabrasion |
| State
Board Review and Final Exam |
Light emitting Diodes (LED) |
| AIDS,
HIV, and other communicable diseases |
Introduction
to Microdermabrasion |
| Business
Practices |
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DAY:
1000 hours -40 weeks space
EVENING:
1000 hours -56 weeks
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The
study of skin care, or esthetics, involves the science of skin care, body
care, hair removal and makeup. The International School of Skin &
Nailcare program of study is based on a European approach to skin care.
Our program provides the student with the required 1000 credit hours with
a minimum of 9 months of training in preparation for state board licensing
as an esthetician. An overview of the theory and practical portions of
the training are outlined below.