Level 2 Waxing Diploma

Description

• The introduction deals with what hair actually is, the causes of unwanted hair and the pros and cons of waxing.
• Next, get to grips with types of hair, the anatomy of hair, purposes of having hair and what stimulates and kills hair.
• Find out about different hair removal methods and the benefits and disadvantages of each method, including which methods are best for different areas of the body.
• Master the skills you will need to complete a proper client consultation and find out why ailments could cause a contraindication.
• Learn about the crucial area of health, hygiene and safety legislation, including how to identify risks and hazards, before moving on to professional ethics and how to keep accurate client records.
• Get to grips with the all-important area of your professional image.
• Find out how to prepare your products, equipment and the client.
• Get an insight into materials required including the different types of waxes.
• Gain confidence with the safety precautions essential when using wax.
• Learn about the function of the skin and different skin conditions.
• Find out why sanitation and sanitisation are crucial.
• Learn about preparing the equipment for application, the application process, techniques and how to wax successfully.
• Learn how to wax the face, above the lip, chin, eyebrows, underarms, arms, chest, upper and lower legs, back and the bikini area.
• Move on to the aftercare procedure.
• Finally, find out about dos and don’ts and how to cope when things don’t go to plan.

• Study at a time and place that suits you, on all your devices.
• Once you sign up, you can enjoy 12 months access to the course, meaning it’s easy to revisit your learning whenever you need to.
• While gaining practical experience is also advisable, this course gives a great grounding in the subject of waxing.
• Take the exam included in the course and print out your course completion certificate to prove your new-found waxing skills.
• Enjoy technical support if you run into any problems.
• Become confident and competent in this much in-demand skill that you can put into practise either as an employee in a beauty salon or as head of your own small business.

• Introduction to Waxing and Hair Removal
• Anatomy and Physiology relating to this treatment
• Hair Removal Methods
• Completing Client Consultation
• Health, Hygiene, and Safety Legislation
• Professional Ethics & Client Records
• Professional Image
• Preparation of Products, Equipment, and the Client
• Materials Required
• Safety Precautions Relating to Wax
• Function of the Skin
• Sanitation and Sanitization
• Preparing for Application and Removal
• Face
• Above the Lip
• The Chin
• Eyebrows
• Underarms
• Arms
• Chest
• Legs (Upper and Lower)
• Back
• Bikini Area
• Aftercare
• Dos and Don’ts and What to do When Things Don’t go to Plan