Skin Care
Why Should a Makeup Artist Consider Esthetician School?
Esthetician Schools focus on the training of skin care professionals. But in order for a Makeup Artist to be licensed, they must have an Esthetics or Cosmetology license. Many major retailers are now only hiring Makeup Artists who are licensed. Our Master Pro Program includes the skin care training for our students to be licensed.
As the job market becomes more competitive, having a license is more important than ever! To have a thorough understanding of skin conditions can only enhance your abilities as a Makeup Artist.
Makeup Artists who sell retail products drastically increase their income when they add skin care to their product line. Skin care is highly consumable. Clients may keep a blush for over a year, but a cleanser or moisturizer needs replacing every month or two. Your clients will also be grateful when their skin glows and their makeup lasts longer as well.
Students are trained to provide a variety of services that include skin analysis, facial massage and treatments, peels, waxing, and basic makeup artistry. Training focuses on hands-on, clinical experience and business development. Students are trained with Dermalogica Skin Care Professional Products. Graduates will be ready for licensure with the Florida Board of Cosmetology at the successful completion of this program.
This program consists of 5 courses:
- S1 Sanitation & HIV/AIDS 14 hrs
- S2 Skin Sciences 85 hrs
- S3 Facial Procedures & Makeup Application 162 hrs
- S4 Hair Removal 32 hrs
- S5 FL Law & Business Development 7 hrs
Students also receive several certifications:
Barbicide Certification
Barbicide Covid-19 Certification
BE Healthy Initative- Community Health Ambassador Certificate
2 Dermalogica D.N.A Certifications
Course Descriptions
Sanitation & HIV/AIDS
14 clock hours
This course covers the principles and practice of infection control. Students learn the guidelines for healthcare professionals that cover the safe handling of materials, instruments and equipment. They learn classifications and growth of bacteria, various types of infections, and the principles of prevention. They learn product knowledge on antiseptics, disinfectants, and how to use them, as well as the different equipment used to sterilize facial tools. This course covers the differences between HIV and AIDS and the transmission and prevention of the viruses. It covers United States statistical data and resources. Students learn the sanitary procedures and precautions necessary when working with the public.
Skin Sciences
85 clock hours
This course begins with an introduction to the field of esthetics acquainting students with skin care and facial techniques. Students then begin to study general sciences: pathology of the skin – recognizing skin diseases and disorders, general anatomy and physiology, histology of the skin, chemistry, electricity, and disorders and diseases of the skin. Students then learn about skin analysis, skin types and products.
Facial Procedures & Makeup Application
162 clock hours
This course focuses on actual practices performed by the esthetician. Students begin by learning how to set up a treatment room, select and operate facial equipment, learn about electricity, product knowledge, and how to disinfect and sanitize implements and equipment. Students also learn an array of different facial treatments, facial massage techniques, and begin developing their skills through hands-on training. Advanced procedures (i.e. peels, laser technology, light therapy, lymphatic drainage, body treatments, and surgical procedures) are introduced. Students are introduced to basic makeup techniques including facial geometry, color theory, and principles of corrective techniques.
Hair Removal
32 clock hours
This course provides training in the different techniques of hair removal including waxing, sugaring, threading and tweezing. Students study the morphology of the hair, hair growth cycles, methods of hair removal both permanent and temporary, and product knowl-edge on a variety of hot and soft waxes, body sugaring pastes, and other products. Students practice waxing all areas of the face and body. This includes legs, bikini, underarms, facial hair and eyebrows, back and chest.
FL Law & Business Development
7 clock hours
This course covers the Florida Statues that govern makeup artists, facial specialists, and cosmetologists. Students review the rules and laws set by the State of Florida. Students learn practical knowledge on business management. The course covers resume writing, interviewing skills, responsibilities of employment, client retention, retail strategies, incentives, goal setting, designing successful marketing strategies, listening and communicating, and day to day salon operations.
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Fort Lauderdale
May 29, 2024
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