Upon completion of this course, the learner should be able to:
- Understand the concept of skin care and the history of esthetics.
- Describe the physical properties of the skin, muscles, nerves, and bones of the head, face, and neck.
- Practice proper sanitation and disinfection procedures.
- Describe the various equipment, tools, and supplies used in the skin care salon.
- Describe various room setup procedures and equipment maintenance steps.
- Analyze a client's skin type and identify various skin conditions, as well as the proper techniques for screening and analysis.
- Perform basic facial skills, including those involved in men's facials.
- Display an understanding of the basic chemistry of skin care products and pharmacology.
- Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the analysis and treatment of aging and sun-damaged skin.
- Describe the various step-by-step treatments for sensitive, damaged, ethnic, acne-prone, and aging skin.
- Describe the various hair-removal techniques, and demonstrate a thorough understanding of FDA regulations.
- Demonstrate the principles of color, face shapes, and makeup tools and products, as well as step-by-step makeup application techniques.
- Describe the various career opportunities available in clinical skin care.
- Understand the concepts of surgical treatments, pre- and postoperative patient care, and camouflage therapy.
- Communicate effectively with clients in order to determine their needs before proceeding with any service.
- Demonstrate a professional attitude with clients, coworkers, and employers.
- Incorporate retailing and marketing skills into aesthetics services.
- Practice healthful work habits, correct posture, and proper grooming
Online Quizzes —Classes have a quiz at the end of each lesson, which provides you with instant feedback on what you’ve learned. |
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| Message Boards—Each week’s lesson includes interaction between students and their instructors on our message boards. This provides the chance to expand your learning through discussions or get advice from a instructor or class peers. |
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| Web Field Trips—Students conduct research by touring spas in there area and are asked to take notes in their online learning journals for discussion later. |
Aesthetic Training Course Texts


Sample Chapter: CLICK HERE
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: Your Personal Image
Chapter 2: Bacteria and Other Infectious Agents
Chapter 3: Sanitation and Disinfection
Chapter 4: Safety In the Salon
Chapter 5: Nail Product Chemistry Simplified
Chapter 6: Anatomy and Physiology
Chapter 7: The Nail and Its Disorders
Chapter 8: The Skin and Its Disorders
Chapter 9: Client Consultation
Chapter 10: Manicuring
Chapter 11: Pedicuring
Chapter 12: Electric Filing
Chapter 13: Aromatherapy
Chapter 14: Nail Tips
Chapter 15: Nail Wraps
Chapter 16: Acrylic Nails
Chapter 17: Gels
Chapter 18: The Creative Touch
Chapter 19: Salon Business
Chapter 20: Selling Nail Products and Services