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Beauty Therapist
Beauty therapists apply face and body treatments, and
advise on skin care.
Beauty therapists may perform the following tasks:
- carry out skin analysis and give advice about skin and
body care
- perform facial or body massage and figure analysis and
advise on exercise programs and nutrition
- use a variety of treatments and electrical equipment to
treat the individual skin and body conditions
- remove facial and body hair by electrolysis or waxing
- provide advice and support to clients following cosmetic
surgery
- recognise problems and refer clients to medical
practitioners such as dermatologists, plastic surgeons,
endocrinologists, podiatrists, chiropractors and
physiotherapists
- provide aromatherapy treatment
- apply make-up
- perform manicures, pedicures, nail extensions and
eyelash and eyebrow tinting
- perform reception duties, e.g. receive bookings and
arrange appointments
- maintain client records
- provide advice on and sell cosmetic products and related
beauty equipment.
Beauty therapists may specialise as a:
Beauty Consultant (sometimes known as a Cosmetic
Consultant) who is a trained senior sales assistant who
promotes one or more brands of cosmetic products in department
stores and pharmacies by providing advice on the purchase and
application of cosmetics. Consultants need strong selling
skills.
Beautician who does facial treatments, waxing,
manicure, pedicure, eyelash and brow tinting and make-up
application.
Required Skills - Beauty Therapist
- well-groomed at all times
- good health
- pleasant and tactful
- have a genuine interest in people
- good hand-eye coordination
- sensitivity when treating clients for body and facial
treatments
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