Estheticians

Estheticians
Estheticians work at salons and day spas. Estheticians specialize in beautifying the skin. They perform cosmetic skin treatments including hair removal (waxing, threading), massage, body wraps, skin care, eyelash and eyebrow tinting, eyelash extensions, aromatherapy, permanent make up, and make-up application.

Estheticians may also specialize with machine treatments such as non surgical "face lifts". The specialist may undergo special training for treatments such as microdermabrasion and MD supervised deep chemical peels. Estheticians must be licensed in the state they are working in.

In order to become one they must complete 260 to 900 hours of training and pass both a written and hands-on exam. Estheticians usually work under an MD's supervision and usually treat mild cases of acne.


WHAT DOES AN ESTHETICIAN DO?
ESTHETICIANS (sometimes spelled AESTHETICIANS) are licensed Skin Care Specialists who treat the facial skin to maintain and improve its appearance. Estheticians work to achieve their customers’ beautifying goals through the following tasks:

* Analyze customer’s skin care needs.
* Discuss treatments and products with clients.
* Use a magnifying lamp or visor.
* Perform facials to cleanse pores and improve skin tone.
* Apply chemical peels to reduce fine lines and age spots.
* Perform simple extractions to remove blackheads.
* Remove unwanted facial hair using depilatory wax.
* Tint eyebrows and lashes.
* Instruct customers on skin care and makeup techniques.
* Sterilize equipment and clean work area.
* Massage the face.
* Select and apply creams and lotions and tonics.






Our Estheticians
Our practice of esthetics has evolved from basic facial treatments and makeup artistry to sophisticated skin care practiced in diverse settings, including advanced esthetics. We promote and we support that growth IN our estheticians through our holistic approach.

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