Beauty Therapy and Makeup Courses

Nail Technicians provide manicures, pedicures, and nail enhancements, creating art designs, selling products, and maintaining equipment in salons.

Beauticians enhance clients' appearance through treatments like facials, massages, and makeup, with diverse career paths available.

Eyelash and Eyebrow Technicians offer services like extensions, tinting, shaping, and threading, while managing salon tasks and maintaining equipment hygiene.

Waxing Therapists remove body hair with hot and strip wax, providing aftercare while working in salons, spas, or mobile services.

Spa Therapists provide body and relaxation treatments in various wellness settings, focusing on client indulgence and maintaining a serene environment.

Laser Therapists use non-ionising radiation for skin treatments, tattoo removal, and hair removal, consulting clients to tailor effective laser programs.

Dermal Therapists carry out laser treatments, chemical resurfacing, and skin therapies, collaborating with medical professionals in clinics and spas.

A Beauty Therapist provides beauty treatments, assesses client needs, and offers product advice, requiring strong communication skills.

Cosmetic Nurses perform beauty treatments, provide client assessments and advice, requiring strong communication, customer service, and time management skills.

Makeup Artists enhance beauty using cosmetics for various events, create special effects for film and theatre, and design prosthetic masks.

A Special Effects Makeup Artist creates unique looks for film, TV, or stage by applying makeup for effects like injuries or character transformations.

A Hair and Makeup Artist creates specific looks for performers in film, TV, and theatre, adapting techniques for various productions.

A Dermal Clinician performs non-surgical cosmetic skin treatments, including laser procedures, to address various patient concerns.

An IPL and Laser Technician performs cosmetic skin treatments using light and laser therapies to address various patient concerns.

An Electrologist uses electrical currents for hair removal, conducting consultations and ensuring high hygiene standards in beauty clinics.

A Skin Therapist assesses skin conditions and provides treatments like facials and chemical peels to enhance clients' skin health.

A Clinical Aesthetician provides specialised skin treatments, using advanced techniques to enhance clients' appearance and address skin concerns.