Esthetics

Program Overview

This comprehensive esthetics program provides a solid foundation in the beauty industry, covering essential career skills, business basics, skin care, anatomy, and various treatment techniques. Students develop professional skills, learn about skin physiology and client care, and explore advanced treatments and the role of estheticians in the medical field. The program also ensures compliance with Kentucky laws and regulations.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Career Essentials (11 hours): Introduces students to the basics of the beauty industry, including career planning, customer service, and ethics.
• Professional Development (12 hours): Focuses on developing students' professional skills, including communication, teamwork, and time management.
• Business Basics (16 hours): Covers the basics of business management, including marketing, finance, and operations.
• Skin Care Center Ecology (14 hours): Teaches students about the different types of skin care products and treatments, as well as how to create a safe and sanitary work environment.
• Anatomy (23 hours): Provides students with a basic understanding of human anatomy, including the structure and function of the skin.
• Electricity and Electrical Equipment (31 hours): Covers the basics of electricity and electrical equipment, including how to safely use and maintain electrical equipment.
• Chemistry (15 hours): Introduces students to the basic principles of chemistry, including the structure and properties of matter.
• Skin Physiology (18 hours): Teaches students about the structure and function of the skin, as well as the different factors that can affect skin health.
• Client Care (12 hours): Focuses on developing students' client care skills, including how to consult with clients, provide treatments, and maintain client relationships.
• Facials (16 hours): Covers the different types of facials, as well as how to perform a basic facial.
• Hair Removal (31 hours): Teaches students the different methods of hair removal, including waxing, sugaring, and electrolysis.
• Makeup (36 hours): Covers the basics of makeup application, including how to apply different types of makeup and create different looks.
• Advance Treatments (16 hours): Introduces students to advanced esthetic treatments, such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and laser hair removal.