waxing diploma training in hull accredited by the guild

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  willerby, Hull

• Posted: 31/08/2009 09:09

Waxing is a very popular beauty treatment and is basically a temporary method for hair removal, which takes the hair away at the root to leave the area smooth and hair-free for four to ten weeks.

The most popular areas of the body to have waxed are the legs, arms, underarms, and bikini area, however almost any area of the body can be waxed, including eyebrows, face, back, and feet.

If you book an appointment for a wax at a beauty salon in the UK, the treatment will probably start with the body area being cleaned of products, such as make-up, fake tan, and deodrant. The beautician will then spread a wax combination thinly over the skin and a cloth strip is then pressed on the top of the wax before being ripped off in one quick movement. This removes the wax along with hair and dead skin cells to leave the skin feeling smooth.

There are a number of benefits to waxing, including the fact that new hair growth in waxed areas is soft and fine, and not sharp and coarse like the regrowth from shaved hair. In addition, repeated waxing makes hair regrowth less common and eventually some hair never regrows.

A beautician or therapist who performs waxing treatments must be specially trained in the procedure and in most cases you will be asked to undertake a skin test at least 24 hours before your first wax treatment. This is to ensure your skin will not react adversly to the wax.

It is also important as a therapist to understand the health and hygiene requirements needed when carrying out waxing treatments.

Our two day courses covers everything you need to know to become a confident waxing therapist and includes the following:-

Hygiene, health and safety
Products and equipment required
Consultation procedures
Contraindications to treatment and aftercare for clients
Waxing of legs, underarms, bikini line, eyebrows and face




Why you should learn with Isis Massage & Beauty Training
• All our courses can be studied by students of all ages and academic levels and a qualification in Anatomy & Physiology is not required
• You only need to bring yourself a packed lunch, the rest we provide: chairs, towels, therapy tables, oils, music, course notes, certificate and candles etc
• This course awarded 11 CPD (Continuous Professional Development) points.
• The course fee includes your Fully Accredited Diploma, thorough course notes, insurance details and refreshments throughout the day.
• A small friendly environment where you receive individual attention from your tutor throughout the day


Accreditation: The Guild of Beauty Therapists
Duration: Two Days plus case studies
Cost: £300

www.isistherapytraining.com
www.holistic-ascentuals.co.uk

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