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ESTHETICS TRAINING
PROGRAM OUTLINE
April 2010
This publication may be obtained from the
Estheticians and Spa Therapists Association (E-SPA)
Online: www.e-spabc.com
Developed By
Sage Transitions
Esthetics Training Program Outline • April 2010
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 – Occupational Analysis
1
Occupational Analysis Chart
2
Section 2 – Program Outline
8
Suggested Schedule of Time Allotment
9
Program Outline
15
Core Competencies
16
Level 1
66
Level 2
119
Section 3 – Training Provider Standards
189
Recommended Reference Textbooks
190
Websites
191
Training Provider Standards for Instructors
192
Tools and Equipment
193
Section 4 - Appendices
202
Appendix A: Science of esthetics cross-reference list
203
Appendix B: Molecule size chart for nail enhancements
204
Esthetics Training Training Provider Standards • April 2010
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FOREWORD
This program outline is for use in the esthetician training program and will be used as a
guide for instructors in the classroom portions of this training.
The esthetician program is delivered in a format which combines in-school-theory,
practical and work-based training, all designed to meet the competency standards and
profile defined by the industry.
Practical demonstration and student participation should always be integrated with
classroom sessions.
Safe working practices, though not always specified in each of the competencies and
learning tasks, are an implied part of the program and should be stressed throughout
the training.
This program outline includes a list of recommended reference resources that are
available to support the learning objectives and the minimum practical requirements
needed to support instruction.
The esthetician program is designed to be modularized to allow students to take any
combination of modules, or the full program and to allow schools to provide any
combination of modules. There is some overlap between certain modules, so
examinations should be provided in a way that tests all necessary skills with minimal
overlap.
Finally, this program requires knowledge about various branches of science for
estheticians. Each module details science components integrated into the learning
outcomes and objectives. Appendix A provides an outline of which specific science
topics are necessary for the relevant modules.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Program Outline was launched under the direction of Personal Services Industry
Human Resources Committee (PSI-HR) with funding from the The Province of British
Columbia via the Cosmetology Industry Association of British Columbia, and prepared
by Sage Transitions with the assistance of the industry participants listed below.
Industry Participants
Paul Bousaleh – Suki’s
Martin Constable – London School of Hairdressing
Ruth Coogan – Hair Bin
Louise Dannhauer – Spa Time
Susan Belton Erkau
Laura Gobbo – Fruition Day Spa
Allison Hegedus – Vida Wellness
Madeleine Jones – Madeleine’s
Dee Lewis – Deeco
Ida Marie Huska – Root’s
Nanci Spencer – The Nail Scene
Debra Tarvin
Working group
A working group contributed many hours to meetings and on-line review developing a
program model and supporting the completion of the full program outline.
Louise Dannhauer - Spa Time
Laura Gobbo - Fruition Day Spa
Dee Lewis - Deeco
Debbie Nickel - Blanche MacDonald
Nanci Spencer - The Nail Scene
Debra Tarvin
Industry Observers
Cindy Bubb – Private Career Training Institutions Agency of BC (PCTIA)
Kim Savage – Chair
Neil Floyd – Service Canada
Tom Newall – Industry Training Authority (ITA)
Sage Transitions would like to acknowledge the dedication and hard work of the
industry representatives appointed to identify the training requirements of the esthetics
trade.
Facilitators
Heather Stewart – Project Manager, Sage Transitions
Ian MacRae – Technical Writer & Research Consultant, Sage Transitions
Lucy Griffith - Subject Matter Expert & Technical Writer
SAFETY ADVISORY
Please note that it is always the responsibility of any person using these materials to
inform him/herself about the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations pertaining to
his/her work. The references to the WorkSafeBC of British Columbia safety regulations
contained within these materials do not/may not reflect the most recent Occupational
Health and Safety Regulations.
The current Standards and Regulations in BC can be obtained on the following website:
http://www.worksafebc.com
JOB DESCRIPTION
ESTHETICIAN
Workers in this unit group provide facial and body treatments designed to enhance an
individual's physical appearance. They are employed in beauty spas/salons, electrolysis
studios, scalp treatment and hair replacement clinics and other similar establishments
and in cosmetic departments of retail establishments such as pharmacies and
department stores, or they may be self-employed.
The following is a summary of main duties for some occupations in this unit group:
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Estheticians give facial and other body treatments using specialized products
and techniques.
Cosmeticians advise customers on the use of make-up and other beauty
products and apply make-up to customers; may specialize in applying makeup to
models or other individuals for special occasions.
Electrologists remove unwanted hair permanently from client's face or body using
needle method only, specialized hair removal equipment, producing the art and
science of electrolysis, thermolysis and blend methods
Nail technicians clean, shape and apply lacquer to fingernails and toenails and
provide related treatments.
SECTION 1
OCCUPATIONAL ANALYSIS
1
ESTHETICS
Technical Training
Core Competencies
Describe safe
beauty
practices
Describe safe and
hygienic work
environment
Describe infection
control
Describe
sanitation,
cleaning and
disinfection
Describe glass
and metal
implements
Describe
bacteriology
Describe diseases
and disorders of
the skin
A
A-1
A-2
A-3
A-4
A-5
A-6
Introduction to
esthetics
Describe ethetics
and its
relationship to
healthcare
Describe history
of skin care and
its development
Describe industry
trends and
statistics
Describe career
and business
opportunities for
esthetics
Describe
professional spa/
salon conduct
with co-workers
and clients
Describe
professional
ethics for
esthetician
B
B-1
B-2
B-3
B-4
B-5
Describe tools
and equipment
Describe singleuse tools and
accessories
Describe multiuse tools and
accessories
Describe basic
electrical theory
and processes
Describe
knowledge of
electrical esthetics
therapy
equipment
Describe disposal
of single-use
equipment
C
C-1
C-2
C-3
C-4
C-5
Describe
consultation
with client
Describe
processes,
systems and
procedures to
meet client needs
Describe client
service skills
Describe effective
communication
methods with
coworkers and
clients
Describe problem
solving processes
and tasks
Describe ability to
establish rapport
with clients
Describe special
needs and
identifies related
precautions and
procedures
D
D-1
D-2
D-3
D-4
D-5
D-6
Describe
science of
esthetics
Describe
knowledge of
physiology and
related processes
Describe
knowledge of the
systems of the
body
Describe
knowledge of
chemistry and its
branches as
related to
cosmetics
Describe
knowledge of
nutrition and its
importance to
skin
E
E-1
E-2
E-3
E-4
Describe
routine tasks
Describe
preparing client
for services
Describe draping
client for services
Describe client’s
jewellery and
piercing(s) are
removed as
required
Describe
processes to
record and
maintain product
inventory
F
F-1
F-2
F-3
F-4
B-6
2
Describe
promoting
additional
products and
services
Describe the
importance of
sales
Describe positive
promotions
Describe
techniques of
prescription retail
Describe
customers rights
Describe
Consumer
Protection Act
G
G-1
G-2
G-3
G-4
G-5
Describe spa/
salon reception
duties
Describe
reception area and
duties
Describe booking
appointments
Describe
sensitivity patch
tests
Describe
accounting
principles
H
H-1
H-2
H-3
H-4
Describe spa/
salon business
management
Describe
knowledge of
industry history
Describe business
operations
Describe spa/
salon operations
Describe
accounting
principles
Describe
knowledge of
human resource
management
I
1-1
I-2
I-4
I-5
I-3
CERTIFIED ESTHETICIAN
Technical Training
Level 1 Endorsements - Esthetician
B1 - Body
Improve and
maintain skin
condition on
the body
Describe basics of
skin care for the
body
Describe and
demonstrate
planning and
preparation for a
body treatment
Describe and
demonstrate all
stages of a body
treatment
Describe and
demonstrate basic
body treatment
(including
extraction)
B1.A
B1.A-1
B1.A-2
B1.A-3
B1.A-4
H1 - Hair removal
Hair removal
Describe and
demonstrate
waxing
Describe and
demonstrate
elimination of
ingrown hair(s)
Describe and
demonstrate
alternate hair
removal processes
Describe theory
of permanent hair
removal
Describe followup treatments
H1.A
H1.A -1
H1.A -2
H1.A -3
H1.A -4
H1.A -5
Intimate
waxing
(Optional)
Describe intimate
waxing
Describe client
consultation,
planning and
preparation
Demonstrate
removal of
unwanted hair
H1.B
H1.B-1
H1.B-2
H1.B-3
N1 - Nail care
Nail care
Describe and
demonstrate
assessment of
nail, hand and
foot health
Describe and
demonstrate
providing
manicure to client
Describe nail
science
N1.A
N1.A-1
N1.A -2
N1.A-3
M1 - Make-up
Makeup and
enhancement
options
Describe colour
theory
Describe and
demonstrate basic
makeup
application
Describe and
demonstrate
specialty makeup
application
Demonstrate
product
knowledge
Describe and
demonstrate
enhancing
eyelashes
Describe followup treatments
M1.A
MI.A-1
MI.A-2
MI.A-3
MI.A-4
MI.A-5
MI.A-6
S1 - Skin
Massage facial
Describe contraindications and
safety for all skin
types
Describe and
demonstrate basic
massage
movements and
techniques
S1.A
S1.A-1
S1.A-2
Improve and
maintain facial
condition
Describe basics of
skin
Describe skin
types and skin
conditions
Describe and
demonstrate
planning and
preparation for a
skin treatment
Describe and
demonstrate all
stages of a skin
treatment
Describe and
demonstrate skin
treatment
(including
extractions)
S1.B
S1.B-1
S1.B-2
S1.B-3
S1.B-4
S1.B-5
CERTIFIED ESTHETICIAN
Technical Training
Level 2 Endorsements - Advanced Esthetician
B2 - Body
Aromatherapy
Describe essential
oils
Describe effects
of aromatherapy
Describe and
demonstrate
methods of
application
Describe
regulations related
to aromatherapy
Describe and
demonstrate
product
knowledge
B1.A
B1.A-1
B1.A-2
B1.A-3
B1.A-4
B1.A-5
Head and body
massage
treatment
Describe types of
massage
Describe the
effects of manual
massage
Describe and
demonstrate
massage
movements and
application
Describe client
consultation,
planning and
preparation
Describe
mechanical
massage
treatments
B1.B
B1.B-1
B1.B-2
B1.B-3
B1.B-4
B1.B-5
Provide self
tanning
treatments
(Optional)
Describe selftanning
treatments
Describe client
consultation,
planning and
preparation
Describe and
demonstrate
application of
self-tan products:
manually
Describe and
demonstrate
application of
self-tan products
with air brush
Describe home
care advice for
client
B1.C
B1.C-1
B1.C-2
B1.C-3
B1.C-4
B1.C-5
Nail
enhancement
systems
Describe
advanced nail
science
Describe and
demonstrate
acrylic nail
enhancements
Describe and
demonstrate gel
nail
enhancements
Describe and
demonstrate
wrap/resin nail
enhancements
Describe and
demonstrate nail
art (acrylic and
gel)
Describe and
demonstrate
application of
nail
enhancements to
the toes
N2.A
N2.A-1
N2.A-2
N2.A-3
N2.A-4
N2.A-5
N2.A-6
Microdermabra
ision
Describe and
demonstrate
outcome of
microdermabraisi
on
Describe and
demonstrate
microdermabraiso
n
S2.A
S2.A-1
N2 - Nails
S2 - Skin
S2.A-2
6
IMPROVE
FACE AND
SKIN
CONDITION
USING
ELECTROTHERAPY
Describe
improving face
and skin
condition using
electro-therapy
Describe faradic
electro-therapy
treatments
Describe and
demonstrate
galvanic electrotherapy
treatments
Describe and
demonstrate highfrequency
electro-therapy
treatments
Describe audio
sonic electrotherapy
treatments
Describe vacuum
suction electrotherapy
S2.B
S2.B-1
S2.B-2
S2.B-3
S2.B-4
S2.B-5
S2.B-6
Describe microcurrent electrotherapy
S2.B -7
E2 - Electrolysis
Electrolysis
Introduction to
electrology
Describe causes
of hair problems
Describe and
demonstrate
hygiene,
bacteriology and
sterilization
Describe skin
dermatology and
history
Describe anatomy
and physiology
Describe
structure of hair
E2.A
E2.A-1
E2.A -2
E2.A -3
E2.A -4
E2.A -5
E2.A -6
Describe and
demonstrate
practical analysis
of skin and hair
Describe
principles of
electricity and
equipment
Describe general
treatment
procedures
Describe
developing a
practice
E2.A -7
E2.A -8
E2.A -9
E2.A -10
SECTION 2
PROGRAM OUTLINE
Esthetics Program Outline
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SUGGESTED SCHEDULE OF TIME ALLOTMENT
CORE COMPETENCIES
Theory
Practical
Line A
A-1
A-2
A-3
A-4
A-5
A-6
A-7
Demonstrate safe beauty practices
Describe safe and hygienic working environment
Describe infection control
Describe sanitation and disinfection
Describe glass and metal implements
Describe bacteriology
Describe diseases and disorders of the skin
Describe health, safety, basic first aid and WHMIS
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B-2
B-3
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B-6
Introduction to esthetics
Describe esthetics and its relationship to healthcare
Describe history of skin care and its’ development
Describe industry trends and statistics
Describe business and career opportunities for
estheticians
Describe professional spa/salon conduct with coworkers and clients
Describe professional ethics for estheticians
Line C
C-1
C-2
C-3
C-4
C-5
Maintain tools and equipment
Describe single-use tools and accessories
Describe multi-use tools and accessories
Describe basic electrical theory and processes
Describe knowledge of electrical equipment
Describe disposal of single-use equipment
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Line D Describe consultation with client
100%
Describe processes, systems and procedures to meet
D-1
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client needs
D-2
Describe client service skills
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Describe effective communication methods with coD-3
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workers and clients
D-4
Describe problem-solving processes and tasks
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D-5
Describe ability to establish rapport with clients
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Describe special needs and identify related precautions
D-6
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and procedures
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Line E Describe science of esthetics
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B-5
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Theory
E-1
E-2
E-3
E-4
Describe knowledge of physiology and related
processes
Describe knowledge of the systems of the body
Describe knowledge of chemistry and its’ branches as
related to cosmetics
Describe knowledge of nutrition and its’ importance to
skin
Practical
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Line F Perform routine tasks
F-1
Describe preparing client for services
F-2
Describe draping client for services
Describe client’s jewelry and piercing(s) are removed
F-3
as required
Describe processes to record and maintain product
F-4
inventory
100%
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Line G Promote additional products and services
G-1
Describe importance of sales
G-2
Describe position promotions
G-3
Describe techniques of prescription retail
G-4
Describe customers’ rights
G-5
Describe Consumer Protection Act
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H-1
H-2
H-3
H-4
Fulfill spa/salon reception duties
Describe reception area and duties
Describe booking appointments
Describe sensitivity patch tests
Describe accounting principles
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I-1
I-2
I-3
I-4
I-5
Spa/salon business management
Describe industry history
Describe business operations
Describe spa/salon operations
Describe human resource management
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LEVEL 1 ENDORSEMENTS
Theory
B1 - BODY
Line
Improve and maintain skin condition on the body 40%
B1.A
B1.A-1 Describe basics of skin care for the body
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Describe and demonstrate planning and preparation for
B1.A-2
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a body treatment
Describe and demonstrate all stages of a body
B1.A-3
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treatment
Describe and demonstrate basic body treatment
B1.A-4
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Practical
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H1 - HAIR REMOVAL
Line
Hair Removal
H1.A
H1.A-1 Describe and demonstrate waxing
Describe and demonstrate elimination of ingrown hair
H1.A-2
(s)
Describe and demonstrate alternate hair removal
H1.A-3
processes
H1.A-4 Describe theory of permanent hair removal
H1.A-5 Describe follow-up treatments
Line
H1.B
H1.B-1
H1.B-1
H1.B-1
Intimate waxing (Optional)
Describe intimate waxing
Describe client consultation, planning and preparation
Demonstrate removal of unwanted hair
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N1 - Nails
Line
N1.A
Nail care
Describe and demonstrate assessment of hand, foot
and nail health
N1.A-2 Describe and demonstrate providing manicure to client
N1.A-3 Describe and demonstrate providing pedicure to client
N1.A-4 Describe nail science
N1.A-1
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85%
M1 - Make-up
Line
Make-up and enhancement options
M1.A
M1.A-1 Describe colour theory
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Theory
M1.A-2 Describe and demonstrate basic makeup application
Describe and demonstrate specialty makeup
M1.A-3
application
M1.A-4 Describe and demonstrate product knowledge
M1.A-5 Describe and demonstrate enhancing eyelashes
M1.A-6 Describe follow-up treatments
Practical
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Skin
Line
Massage - Facial
S1.A
S1.A-1 Describe contra-indications and safety for all skin types
Describe and demonstrate basic massage movements
S1.A-1
and techniques
Line
S1.B
S1.B-1
S1.B-2
S1.B-3
Improve and maintain facial condition
Describe basics of skin
Describe skin types and skin conditions
Describe and demonstrate planning and preparation for
a skin treatment
S1.B-4 Describe and demonstrate all stages of skin treatment
S1.B-5 Describe and demonstrate skin treatment (including
extraction)
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LEVEL 2 ENDORSEMENTS
Theory
Line
B2.A
B2.A-1
B2.A-2
B2.A-3
B2.A-4
B2.A-5
Line
B2.B
B2 - BODY
Aromatherapy
Describe essential oils
Describe effects of aromatherapy
Describe and demonstrate methods of application
Describe regulations related to aromatherapy
Describe and demonstrate product knowledge
Head and body massage treatment
B2.B-1 Describe types of massage
B2.B-2 Describe the effects of manual massage
Describe and demonstrate massage movements and
B2.B-3
application
B2.B-4 Describe client consultation, planning and preparation
B2.B-5 Describe mechanical massage treatment
Provide self-tanning treatments (Optional)
Line
B2.C
B2.C-1 Describe self-tanning treatments
B2.C-2 Describe consultation, planning and preparation
Describe and demonstrate application of self-tan
B2.C-3
products manually
Describe and demonstrate application of self-tan
B2.C-4
products with air brush
B2.C-5 Describe home care advice for client
Line
N2.B
N2 - Nails
Nail enhancement systems
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Practical
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N2.B-1 Describe and demonstrate advanced nail science
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N2.B-2 Describe and demonstrate acrylic nail enhancements
N2.B-3 Describe and demonstrate gel nail enhancements
Describe and demonstrate wrap/resin nail
N2.B-4
enhancements
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Theory
N2.B-5 Describe and demonstrate nail art (acrylic and gel)
Describe and demonstrate application of nail
N2.B-6
enhancements to the toes
Practical
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S2 - Skin
Line
S2.A
Microdermabrasion
Describe and demonstrate outcome of
microdermabrasion
S2.A-2 Demonstrate microdermabrasion
S2.A-1
Line
S2.A
S2.B-1
S2.B-2
S2.B-3
S2.B-4
S2.B-5
S2.B-6
S2.B-7
Improve face and skin condition using electrotherapy
Describe improving face and skin condition using
electro-therapy
Describe faradic electro-therapy treatments
Describe and demonstrate galvanic electro-therapy
treatments
Describe and demonstrate high-frequency electrotherapy treatment
Describe audio sonic electro-therapy treatments
Describe vacuum suction electro-therapy treatments
Describe micro-current electro-therapy treatments
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E2 - Electrolysis
Line
Electrolysis
E2.A
E2.A-1 Introduction to electrology
E2.A-2 Describe causes of hair problems
Describe and demonstrate hygiene, bacteriology and
E2.A-3
sanitation
E2.A-4 Describe skin dermatology and history
E2.A-5 Describe anatomy and physiology
E2.A-6 Describe structure of hair
Describe and demonstrate practical analysis of skin
E2.A-7
and hair
E2.A-8 Describe principles of electricity and equipment
E2.A-9 Describe general treatment procedures
E2.A-10Describe developing a practice
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PROGRAM OUTLINE
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CORE COMPETENCIES
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LINE A:
DESCRIBE SAFE BEAUTY PRACTICES
Competency:
A-1
Describe safe and hygienic work environment
Learning Objectives:
1.
Describe personal and public hygiene
LEARNING TASK
1.
Describe personal and public
hygiene
CONTENT
•
Occupational Health and Safety
(OH&S)
•
Regulations and directions such as
Workplace Hazardous Materials
Information Systems (WHMIS)
symbols
•
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
information and manufacturers’
warnings
Achievement Criteria:
The student must receive at least 70% on a written exam.
17
LINE A:
Competency:
A-2
1.
Describe proper infection control procedures related to the spa/salon environment
LEARNING TASK
1.
procedures related to the spa/
salon environment
CONTENT
•
Methods of infection control such as
washing hands and cleaning work
station
•
Cleaning products and their
applications
•
Types of personal protective
equipment such as gloves and masks
•
Clean work areas
•
Communicable diseases
18
LINE A:
Competency:
A-3
Describe sanitation, cleaning and disinfection
1.
Describe procedures and materials required for sanitation
2.
Describe the importance of sanitation
3.
Describe materials and procedures for disinfection
4.
Describe the importance proper disinfection and its relationship with health safety
LEARNING TASK
1.
2.
3.
CONTENT
Describe the importance of
sanitation
•
Reasons for sanitation
•
Consequences of improper sanitation
processes
Describe procedures and
materials required for sanitation
•
Sanitize equipment
•
Maintain equipment
•
Use and apply cleaning products
•
Disinfection procedures such as
immersing tools in disinfectant solution
and applying spray disinfectant
•
Disinfect tools and equipment according
to manufacturers directions
•
Select method of disinfecting according
to applicable regulations, type of
contamination and type of tools and
equipment
•
Replace disinfection solution regularly to
maintain disinfection strength
•
Store disinfection solutions according to
local health and safety regulations
Describe materials and
procedures for disinfection
maintaining disinfecting
equipment
19
LINE A:
Competency:
A-4
Describe glass and metal implements
1.
Describe glass and metal instruments
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe the sterilization
process for glass and metal
instruments
CONTENT
•
Sterilization and disinfection
techniques for both glass and metals.
•
Machines and products used
•
Workplace policies
•
Health and safety when using
sterilization machines
20
LINE A:
Competency:
A-5
Describe bacteriology
1.
Describe bacteriology that applies to the spa/salon environment
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe bacteriology that
applies to the spa/salon
environment bacteriology
CONTENT
• Bacteriology
• Cell classification and reproduction
21
LINE A:
Competency:
A-6
Describe diseases and disorders of the skin
1.
Describe diseases and disorders of the skin that apply to the spa/salon environment
LEARNING TASK
1.
Describe diseases and
disorders of the skin that apply
to the spa/salon environment
CONTENT
Diseases and disorders of the skin, which
include:
•
Bacterial infections
•
Viral infections
•
Infestations
•
Fungal diseases
•
Sebaceous gland disorders
•
Pigmentation disorders
•
Skin disorders involving abnormal
growth
•
Tumors
•
Skin allergies
22
LINE A:
Competency:
A-7
Describe health, safety, basic first aid and WHMIS
1.
Describe health, safety and basic first aid
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe safety measures to
follow in case of an emergency
CONTENT
• Emergency services
• WHMIS
• Contacting family member
2.
Describe safety measures to
follow in case of an emergency
• Burns
• Electric shock
• Heat exhaustion
• Nose bleed
• Fainting
• Epileptic fit
• Heart attack
23
LINE B:
INTRODUCTION TO ESTHETICS
Competency:
B-1
Describe esthetics and its’ relationship to healthcare
1.
Describe esthetics and its’ relationship to healthcare
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe esthetics and its’
relationship with healthcare
CONTENT
• History of the development of
esthetics
• Contributions of 20th and 21st
century pioneers
24
LINE B:
Competency:
B-2
Describe history of skin care and development
1.
Describe history of skin care and its’ development
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
Describe modern history of skin
care and its’ development
• Skin care development
2.
Describe health and safety
considerations
• Relationship to sanitation, hygiene
and disinfection
3.
Describe historical esthetics
practices
• Various products and materials that
have been used in esthetics
1.
• Modes of skin care
• Ancient esthetics practices
• Ingredients ancient cultures used to
prepare facial masks
4.
Describe the present day trend
in cosmetics and skin care
practices
• Current esthetics practices
• Effects of the media on trends that
relate to esthetics
25
LINE B:
Competency:
B-3
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe industry trends and
statistics
CONTENT
• Wages
• Salaries
• Benefits
• Working conditions
• Size of industry
• Demographics
• Industry trends
26
LINE B:
Competency:
B-4
Describe career opportunities for estheticians
1.
Describe career opportunities for estheticians
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe career and business
opportunities for estheticians
CONTENT
• Range of career and business
opportunities
• Build toward the development of a
career development plan
• Opportunities for an esthetician to
open his/her own business
• Career opportunities in the world of
education
27
LINE B:
Competency:
B-5
Describe professional spa/salon conduct with co-workers and clients
1.
Describe professional spa/salon conduct with co-workers and clients
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe professional spa/salon
conduct with co-workers and
clients
CONTENT
• Working well with others
• Spa/salon conduct
• Workplace policies
• Ethics
• Diet, exercise and sleep
• Hygiene in the workplace
2.
Describe visual pride as it
relates to professional conduct
• Posture
• Appropriate shoes
• Dress code
• Personal grooming
• Personal hygiene
28
LINE B:
Competency:
B-6
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe professional ethics for
estheticians
CONTENT
• Points of good ethics
• What constitutes poor ethics
• Spa/salon rules and regulations
• Laws governing professional practice
and estheticians
• Services rendered on the basis of
quality and price
2.
Describe common courtesies
as related to co-workers and
clients
• Friendly smile and facial expressions
• Greeting the client immediately
• Fully inform client
• Punctuality
29
LINE C:
DESCRIBE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
Competency:
C-1
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
Describe what qualifies as a
single-use tool
•
Types of tools for services
2.
Describe selection activities
which identify various single
use tools and accessories
•
Tools that are available for all
esthetics services
•
Equipment and materials
•
Equipment list for all services
30
LINE C:
Competency:
C-2
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
Describe multi-use tools used
for esthetics services
•
Types of tools for additional services
•
Imperial and metric measurements
Describe the maintenance of
multi-use tools for esthetics
services
•
Health and safety
•
Sanitizing equipment
•
Disinfecting equipment
•
•
Storage techniques
•
Disposal requirements
2.
31
LINE C:
Competency:
C-3
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe and show evaluation
of electrical theory and
processes
CONTENT
•
Matter
•
Electric Current
•
Electrical insulators and conductors
•
Electrical measurements
•
Electrical machines used in esthetics:
An overview
32
LINE C:
Competency:
C-4
Describe knowledge of electrical skin and esthetics equipment
1.
Describe knowledge of use and maintenance of esthetics equipment
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
2.
Describe use and maintenance
of electrical tools for all types of
services
Describe safe practices for use
and maintenance of electrical
tools
Types of tools
• Spray electric tools and equipment
with disinfecting spray according to
manufacturers directions.
•
Recognize when tools need to be
replaced or repaired
•
Organize and store electrical tools
•
Health and safety
•
•
•
•
Storage techniques
•
33
LINE C:
Competency:
C-5
Describe disposal of single-use equipment
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
correct recycling/disposal of
such tools and accessories
CONTENT
•
Health and safety
•
•
Sanitize equipment
•
•
Recycle procedures
•
Storage techniques
34
LINE D:
DESCRIBE WITH CLIENT
Competency:
D-1
Describe and discuss processes, systems and procedures to meet
client needs
1.
Describe important elements needed to prepare for and meet customer needs.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Types of spa/salon documents such
as client records, appointment book
and receipts
2.
Describe aspects necessary to
prepare for client needs
Describe aspects necessary to
meet client needs
•
Spa/salon policy and procedures
manual
•
Time required for each service
•
Price of each service
•
Communications and interpersonal
skills
•
Identify client allergies or sensitivities
•
Consult with client
•
Determine customer needs
35
LINE D:
DESCRIBE WITH CLIENT
Competency:
D-2
Describe client service skills
1.
Describe aspects of effective client service skills
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Effective interpersonal interaction
Describe effective people skills
•
Procedures in greeting the client
•
Awareness of personal affect
•
Ability to establish rapport
2.
Describe a professional image
to establish client rapport
• Professional etiquette
3.
Describe spa/salon policies to
address concerns
•
4.
Describe concerns and answer
questions
• Effective interpersonal interaction
5.
Describe information by
questioning client to determine
possible solutions or answers
and follow up to ensure client
satisfaction
• Critical thinking skills
Spa/salon policies and procedures
• Reflective listening and paraphrasing
• Use of open-ended questions
•
Recommending services and
products to meet client needs
•
Sales ability
36
LINE D:
DESCRIBE CONSULTATION WITH CLIENT
Competency:
D-3
Describe effective communication methods with co-workers and
clients
1.
Describe effective communication methods with co-workers and clients
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
Describe professional
conversation and topics to
avoid
•
Interpersonal communication
•
Appropriate conversation topics
Describe and all elements of
verbal and non-verbal
communication
•
Personality patterns and types
•
Various aspects of communication
Describe factors that influence
good human relations in the
workplace
•
Listening skills
•
Professional etiquette
•
Spa/salon policies and procedures
2.
3.
37
LINE D:
Competency:
D-4
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Problem solving
•
Conflict resolution
•
Handling client complaints
Describe problem-solving
processes and tasks for
success in the industry
38
LINE D:
Competency:
D-5
Describe professional behaviour
1.
Describe professional behaviour
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
Describe aspects of
professional behaviour
• Professional behaviour
2.
Professional hygiene, health
and appearance
• Professional appearance
• General rules for employees,
including jewelry, nails, shoes etc)
• hygiene in the workplace
39
LINE D:
Competency:
D-6
Describe special needs and identifies related precautions and
procedures
1.
Describe special needs and identifies related precautions and procedures
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe special needs, identify
precautions and procedures
CONTENT
•
Identify and describe special needs
you may come across within the spa/
spa/salon environment
•
Contra-indications to treatments
•
Contra-actions to treatments
•
Consult with client and plan
treatments
40
LINE E:
DESCRIBE SCIENCE OF ESTHETICS
Competency:
E-1
Describe knowledge of physiology and related processes
1.
Describe knowledge of physiology and related processes as it relates to esthetics
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Describe knowledge of
physiology: Cells and tissues
CONTENT
•
Overview of cells and tissues
•
Types of tissue and general function
•
Fuctions of the skin
•
The epidermis: Structure and fuction
•
The dermis: Structure and function
•
Skin types
•
Skin conditions
•
The nerve network
•
Neuron structure
•
Chemical transmitters
•
The structure and function of hair and
its surrounding tissue
•
Types of hair
•
Hair growth
•
Factors affecting growth rate and
quantity of hair
physiology: The nails
•
The structure and function of the nail
•
Nail growth
physiology: The brain
•
The forebrain
•
The mid-brain
•
The Hind-brain
•
The meninges
•
Cerebral spinal fluid
physiology: Neurology
physiology: The hair
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LINE E:
Competency:
E-2
Describe knowledge of the systems of the body
1.
Describe knowledge of the systems of the body as it relates to esthetics
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
Describe the skeletal system
Describe the muscular system
CONTENT
•
Structure and function of the skeletal
system
•
Bones and joints
•
Bones of the skull
•
Bones of the hand and forearm
•
Bones of the foot and lower leg
•
Overview of the muscular system
•
Muscle tissue
•
Muscle tone
•
Properties of muscle tissue
•
Disorders of the muscular system
•
Muscles of the head and neck
•
Muscles of the abdomen
•
Muscles of the upper arm and chest
•
Muscles of the hand and forearm
•
Muscles of the back and forearm
•
Muscles used for breathing
•
Muscles of the legs and buttocks
•
Muscles of the foot
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Describe the nervous system
Describe the vascular system
Describe the endocrine system
Describe the lymphatic system
Describe the respiratory system
Describe the digestive system
•
Overview of the nervous system and
its two main divisions.
•
Functions and structure of the central
nervous system (CNS)
•
Functions and structure of the
autonomic nervous system
•
How nerves receive their nutrition
•
Heart, blood vessels and pulmonary
circulation
•
Arteries, veins and capillaries
•
Fluids of the body
•
The circulation system
•
Overview of the endocrine system
•
Endocrine glands and their functions
•
The effect of hormones on hair, skin
and body shape
•
Lymphatic system
•
Overview of the lymphatic system
•
Lymph vessels
•
Lymph nodes
•
Overview of the respiratory system
•
Organs of the respiratory system
•
Breathing: Inhalation and exhalation
•
Connection to vascular system
•
Overview of the digestive system
•
Mouth, pharynx and oesophagus
•
Stomach
•
Small intestines
•
Large intestines
•
Elimination
•
The liver
•
The gallbladder
•
Pancreas
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9.
Describe the excretory system
10. Describe the olfactory system
11. Describe the reproductive
system
•
Overview of the excretory system
•
The kidneys
•
The ureters
•
The bladder
•
The urethra
•
Structure and function of the olfactory
system.
•
Structure and function of the limbic
system
•
Male reproductive system
•
Female reproductive system,
menstruation, the menopause and
female reproductive disorders
45
LINE E:
Competency:
E-3
Describe knowledge of chemistry and its’ branches as it relates to
cosmetics
1.
Describe knowledge of chemistry as it relates to esthetics
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
3.
Describe basics of chemistry as
it relates to esthetics
Describe chemistry as it relates
to esthetics
Legality related to chemistry
CONTENT
•
Organic and inorganic chemistry
•
Elements, compounds, atoms, ions
and molecules
•
Electrical conductors and insulators
•
Physical and chemical properties
•
Different kinds of mixtures
•
pH scale, pH levels of the skin and
hair
•
Types of emulsion used in cosmetic
preparations
•
Basic ingredients commonly used in
cosmetics
•
Laws governing the manufacture of
cosmetics
•
Describe the functions and purpose of
the FDA
46
LINE E:
Competency:
E-4
Describe knowledge of nutrition and its’ importance to skin
1.
Describe knowledge of nutrition and its’ importance to skin
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
Describe elements of the
Canada Food Guide
•
Exercises, details and elements of the
Canada Food Guide
2.
Describe principle groups of
nutrients and how they affect
the skin and body
•
Carbohydrates
•
Fats
•
Proteins
•
Vitamins
•
Water
•
Fibre
•
Caffeine
•
Drugs
•
Smoking
•
Medications
•
Stress
•
Ultra-violet light
•
Climate, environmental stress &
pollution
3.
Describe internal and external
nutritional threats to the skin
and body
47
LINE F:
DESCRIBE ROUTINE TASKS
Competency:
F-1
Describe preparing client for services
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
Assessing the client and
preparing treatment plans
Observation and diagnostic
assessment
CONTENT
•
Appointment making
•
Arrival, professional consultation
•
Assessment techniques including
questioning.
•
Contra-indications
•
•
Preparing the client
•
Skin analysis
•
Body analysis
•
Client and therapist posture
48
LINE F:
Competency:
F-2
Describe draping client for services
1.
Describe draping client for services, and use and maintenance of capes
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Inspect sheets, towels, smocks and
uniform for stains and wear and
replace as required
•
Types of client draping; Body
treatments, wraps, facial
treatments, waxing, make up
•
Health and safety
•
•
•
•
Storage techniques
•
2.
Describe draping techniques
for all types of services
Describe safe practices for
draping techniques
49
LINE F:
Competency:
F-3
Describe client’s jewelry and piercings are removed as required
1.
Describe client’s jewelry and piercings are removed as required
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe clients jewelry and
piercings are removed when
required
CONTENT
•
Consult and plan for treatment
•
Health and safety of client when
undergoing services and electrical
treatments
50
LINE F:
Competency:
F-4
Describe processes to record and maintain product inventory
1.
Describe processes to record and maintain product inventory
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Physical and electronic management
Describe principles of
maintaining products and
inventory
• Order and maintain products
• Manage and display products
• Manage and maintain display
equipment such as shelves and racks
• Operate pricing equipment
• Interact with product suppliers
• Stock rotation
• Storing stick
51
LINE G:
DESCRIBE ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
Competency:
G-1
Describe the importance of sales
1.
Describe the importance of sales
LEARNING TASKS
1.
sales
CONTENT
•
Overview of retail sales and how they
effect the business
•
Increase profitability
•
Time effective to the business
52
LINE G:
Competency:
G-2
Describe positive promotions
1.
Describe positive promotions
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Describe positive promotions.
Communication
Promotions
Describe advertising and public
relations, its uses and benefits
CONTENT
•
Identify different products and
services which are available
•
Promoting products and services
•
Clients needs
•
Preparation and evaluation or events
and promotions
•
Verbal and non-verbal communication
•
Correct information
•
Questioning & listening skills
•
Reasons for promotions
•
Preparation and evaluation
•
Advertising with website, emails or
newsletters
•
Local press, local radio and local
television
53
LINE G:
Competency:
G-3
Describe techniques of prescription retail
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Describe positive techniques in
selling
CONTENT
•
Preparation and staff training
•
Promoting products and services
•
Displays
•
Different ranges of products
•
Inform clients about additional
products and services
•
Gain client commitment using
additional products and services
•
Communication
Describe treatment and product
demonstrations
•
A group demonstration
•
Single client demonstration
Describe financial targets for
employees and business
•
Analysis of overall performance
•
Design target mapping
•
Goal setting
•
Retail incentives
•
Promotional incentives
•
Gaining client feedback
Describe productivity
54
LINE G:
Competency:
G-4
Describe customer’s rights
1.
Describe customer’s rights
LEARNING TASKS
1. Describe consumer rights when
selling and providing products
and services
2.
Describe legal requirements
CONTENT
•
Professional code of practice
•
Insurance
•
Health and safety
•
Data protection
•
Equal opportunities
55
LINE G:
Competency:
G-5
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe consumer protection
legislation
CONTENT
•
Cosmetic products (safety)
regulations
•
FDA Regulations
•
Consumer Protection Act
•
Consumer Safety Act
•
Consumer protection (distance
selling) regulations
56
LINE H:
DESCRIBE SPA/SALON RECEPTION DUTIES
Competency:
H-1
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• The design of the area (decor, size,
equipment
Describe reception area and
duties
• Receiving clients
• Qualities of a receptionist
• Customer service
• Professional presentation
• Spa/salon policies and procedures
• Managing client records
57
LINE H:
Competency:
H-2
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
CONTENT
•
Services provided by the spa/salon
•
Prices
•
Time to complete each service
• Appointment booking & appointment
problems
• Telephone etiquette: Communication,
taking messages
• Payment: Methods, equipment and
materials needed
58
LINE H:
Competency:
H-3
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
Describe sensitivity patch test
CONTENT
•
Carry out sensitivity (patch) tests
•
Contra-indications
59
LINE H:
Competency:
H-4
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Tabulate daily transactions
Describe bookkeeping and
business management
principles
• Perform calculations such as
commissions, taxes and discounts
• Operate point-of-sale equipment such
as cash register, debit machine and
computer
• Handle money exchanged during
transaction
• Basic math such as percentages and
fractions
60
LINE I:
DESCRIBE SPA/SALON BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Competency:
I-1
Describe industry history
1.
Describe knowledge of industry history
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Industry history
Describe knowledge of industry
history
• Demonstrate knowledge of how
industry changes relate to business
and practices
• Demonstrate knowledge of current
industry regulations and requirements
• Industry knowledge
2. Describe knowledge of how
industry changes relate to
business and practices
• Industry knowledge
3. Describe knowledge of current
industry regulations and
requirements
• Current industry regulations and
requirements
• Business and practices
• Provincial and national regulations
related to business practices
• WHMIS
61
LINE I:
Competency:
I-2
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Overview of business operations
•
Laws and regulations that affect the
spa business
•
Name of your business (Naming)
•
Legal trading
•
The running of a spa business
•
Financial regulations
•
Health and safety check list, policies
and procedure
62
LINE I:
Competency:
I-3
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Telephone etiquette
Describe principles of spa/salon
operations
• Customer services
• Professional presentation
• Spa/salon policies and procedures
• Scheduling and managing
appointments
• Managing client records
63
LINE I:
Competency:
I-4
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Tabulate daily transactions
Describe bookkeeping and
business management
principles
• Perform calculations such as
commissions, taxes and discounts
• Operate point-of-sale equipment such
as cash register, debit machine and
computer
• Handle money exchanged during
transaction
• Basic math such as percentages and
fractions
64
LINE I:
Competency:
I-5
Describe human resource management
1.
Describe knowledge of human resource management
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Recruitment and selection
•
Telephone interviewing process
•
Licensing and qualification
requirement
•
Compensation
•
Performance review
•
Employee performance issues
•
Training guidelines
•
Staff motivational programs
Describe knowledge of human
resource management
65
LEVEL 1
ENDORSEMENTS
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BODY 1
(B1)
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LINE B1.A:
IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN BODY CONDITION
Competency:
B1.A-1
Describe basics of skin care for the body
1.
Describe basics of skin care for the body, including implements, equipment and products
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Introduction to equipment and
materials
•
Treatment couch, stool and trolley
•
Sundries
•
Comedone remover
•
Milia remover
•
Pulverizer (Lucas)
•
Infrared lamps
•
Ultra-violet lamps
•
Brush unit
•
Magnifying lamp
•
Vaporizer
•
Vacuum spray
Describe the implements and
equipment used
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2.
Describe the products used
•
Cleansing: Product types, features
and benefits
•
ph scale: Acid and Alkaline
•
Toning: Product types, features and
benefits
•
Moisturizers: Product types, features
and benefits
•
Specialized products: Product types,
features and benefits
•
Exfoliation: Physical and chemical,
product types, features and benefits
•
Masques: Product types, features and
benefits
•
Massage mediums: Product types,
•
Selection of appropriate products
•
Client need for specific product
•
Contra-indications to products and
ingredients
The student must receive at least 70% on a written exam.!
69
Improve and maintain body condition
Competency:
B1.A-2
1.
2.
Describe safe beauty practices as they relate to skin types and conditions
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Skin types: Structure and
physiological functioning
•
Dry (allipoid) skin type
•
Oily skin type
•
Sensitive skin type (couperouse)
•
Acne Skin
•
Normal skin type
•
Combination skin type
•
Dehydration skin condition
•
Premature aging skin condition
•
Analyze muscle tone
•
Sensitized skin condition
•
Hyper/hypo pigmentation
•
Breakouts
•
Hyper keratosis
•
Intrinsic factors affecting the condition
•
Extrinsic factors affecting the
condition
•
Scar tissue
•
Premature aging
•
High blood pressure
•
Allergic reactions
•
Sex and ethnicity
2.
3.
Describe skin types
Describe skin conditions
Factors affecting skin type and
skin condition
70
The student must receive at least 70% on a written exam and practical assessment.
71
LINE B1.A:
Competency:
B1.A-3
Describe and demonstrate planning and preparation for a body
treatment
1.
Describe and demonstrate planning and preparation for a body treatment
2.
Describe and demonstrate consultation, reception duties and promoting products and
services, as it relates to body treatment s
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Consultation with client
•
Making and booking the appointment
•
Client arrival
•
Contra-indications
•
Preparing the service area
•
•
Preparation on the therapist
•
Preparation procedure
•
Verbal communication
•
Skin/ body analysis: Step by step
procedure
•
recording information
•
Choosing the correct ingredients to
suit visual and verbal outcomes from
the skin/body analysis
2.
Describe and demonstrate the
planning and preparation for the
body care treatment
Describe and demonstrate skin/
body analysis
72
3.
Describe and demonstrate
treatment advice
•
Skin type
•
Skin conditions
•
Recommended ingredients
•
Equipment
•
Recommended products
•
Advising client
•
Link to treatment and home care
73
LINE B1.A:
Competency:
B1.A-4
Describe and demonstrate all stages of a body treatment
1.
Describe and demonstrate all stages of a body treatment
2.
Describe science of esthetics as it relates to body treatments
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Appropriate products based on skin
type and condition
•
Safety procedures
•
Equipment and products
•
Consultation
•
Back/ body cleansing
•
Link to skin/ body analysis
•
Exfoliation
•
Extractions
•
Masques
•
Massage
•
Moisturizer for the body
•
SPF
•
Application and removal of products
•
Hands on techniques
•
Additional treatments
•
Home care advice
•
Prescriptive retail
2.
3.
Use required implements
stages of a prescriptive skin
treatment
follow-up treatment
74
LINE B1.A:
Competency:
B1.A-5
Describe and demonstrate basic body treatment (including extraction)
1.
Describe and demonstrate basic body treatment (including extraction)
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
type and condition
•
Safety procedures
•
•
Consultation
•
Back/ body cleansing
•
Link to skin/ body analysis
•
Exfoliation
•
Extractions
•
Masques
•
Massage
•
Moisturizer for the body
•
SPF
•
•
Hands on techniques
•
•
Home care advice
•
Prescriptive retail
2.
3.
treatment
follow-up treatment
The student must receive at least 70% on a written and practical assessment.
75
HAIR REMOVAL 1
(H1)
76
LINE H1.A:
HAIR REMOVAL
Competency:
H1.A-1
Describe and demonstrate waxing
1.
Demonstrate knowledge of hair histology as it relates to hair removal
2.
Demonstrate knowledge of temporary hair removal
3.
Describe science of esthetics, as it relates to temporary hair removal
4.
Describe and demonstrate safe beauty practices as it relates to temporary hair removal
5.
services.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Introduction to the method of
temporary hair removal
•
•
Booking treatments and reception
•
Contra-indications with prevent
waxing treatment
•
Contra-indication which restrict
waxing treatment
•
Preparation of waxing treatment
Plan and prepare for waxing
treatment
77
2.
3.
4.
using warm wax
Describe and demonstrate hot
(hard) waxing
Describe sugaring and strip
sugar
•
•
Disinfection, sanitization and
sterilization
•
Plan and preparing for the waxing
treatment
•
Treatment and technique in the
removal of unwanted hair
•
Temperatures of wax
•
Half leg wax
•
Full leg wax
•
Half arm wax
•
Full arm wax
•
Underarm wax
•
Facial waxing
•
Eyebrow waxing
•
Regrowth
•
An introduction to hot (hard) wax
•
•
Booking and re-booking appointments
•
Preparation of hot wax treatment
•
How to provide a hot wax treatment
•
Introduction to sugaring and strip
waxing
•
Booking and re-booking appointments
•
•
•
How to provide a sugar wax (paste)
treatment
•
How to provide a strip sugar
treatment
•
Contra-actions
•
Aftercare advice
78
5.
6.
Describe roller applicator
waxing systems
completing the treatment,
contra-actions, aftercare and
advice
•
An introduction to roller applicator
waxing systems
•
•
preparing the client
•
How to provide a roller applicator wax
treatment
•
Aftercare advice
•
Ingrowing hairs
•
Skin removal
•
Burns
•
Erythema
•
Aftercare advice
79
LINE H1.A:
HAIR REMOVAL
Competency:
H1.A-2
Describe and demonstrate elimination of ingrown hair(s)
Learning Tasks:
1.
Eliminate ingrown hair(s)
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Home care advice to eliminate and
prevent ingrown hairs
•
How ingrowing hairs arise
•
How ingrown hairs are recognized
•
Infected ingrown
Describe the process of
eliminating and preventing
ingrown hairs
80
LINE H1.A:
HAIR REMOVAL
Competency:
H1.A-3
Describe and demonstrate alternate hair removal processes
1.
Describe and demonstrate alternate hair removal processes
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Reasons for using other methods of
hair removal
•
Process of shaving
•
Process of depilatory creams
•
Process of abrasive mitt
•
Process of cutting the hair with
scissors
other methods of hair removal
81
LINE H1.A:
HAIR REMOVAL
Competency:
H1.A-4
Describe theory of permanent hair removal
1.
Describe theory of permanent hair removal
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Introduction to laser
•
Process and technique of laser hair
removal
•
Amount of treatments needed and
length of treatment
•
Laser hair removal results and
expectations
•
Introduction to electrolysis
•
Process and technique of electrolysis
•
Galvanic electrolysis
•
Electrical epilation
•
Blend epilation technique
2.
Describe laser theory
Describe electrolysis theory
82
LINE H1.A:
HAIR REMOVAL
Competency:
H1.A-5
Describe follow-up treatments
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Re-booking appointments
•
After care and home care advice
83
LINE H1.B:
INTIMATE WAXING (OPTIONAL)
Competency:
H1.B-1
Describe female intimate waxing
1.
Describe female intimate waxing
2.
Describe science of esthetics, as it relates to temporary hair removal
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Introduction
•
Intimate waxing services and
technique
•
Anatomy and physiology: Structure
and function of the male and female
genitalia
Describe male and female
intimate waxing
This is not required for Certificate of Completion or Certificate of Qualification, schools may use
their own assessment criteria if they choose to include this module.
84
LINE H1.B:
Competency:
H1.B-2
1.
2.
services
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Reception, booking and rebooking
•
Consultation
•
Treatment time
•
Contra-indication
•
Treatment advice for clients
•
•
•
Preparation of the treatment area
•
Preparation of the therapist
•
Preparation of the client
2.
Describe client consultation
Describe planning and
preparation before the
treatment
85
LINE H1.B:
Competency:
H1.B-3
1.
2.
Describe and demonstrate safe beauty practices as it relates to temporary hair removal
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Plan the treatment
•
Intimate waxing styles
•
Removing intimate waxing
•
Waxing systems; Hot (hard) wax,
warm wax, sugar paste
•
Process of intimate waxing for men
and women
•
Complete the waxing service
•
Aftercare
•
Contra-actions
2.
planning and treatment of
female intimate waxing
Describe the completion of
waxing services
86
NAIL CARE 1
(N1)
87
LINE N1.A:
NAIL CARE
Competency:
N1.A-1
Assess nail, hand and foot health
1.
Assess nail, hand and foot health
2.
Describe and demonstrate safe beauty practices as it relates to nail care
3.
Describe and demonstrate science of esthetics as it relates to nail care
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
An introduction
•
Contra-indications
•
Disorders that prevent treatment
•
Disorders that restrict treatment
•
Bacteriology
•
Hand and nail diseases
•
An introduction
•
Contra-indications
•
Disorders that prevent treatment
•
Disorders that restrict treatment
•
Bacteriology
•
Foot and nail diseases
•
Shapes of the nail
•
Structure of the nail
•
Nail growth
•
Shapes of hands and feet
•
Appearance of healthy nails
•
Function of nails
2.
3.
Demonstrate knowledge of
diseases and disorders of the
hands
diseases and disorders of the
feet
appearance of hands, feet and
nails
88
89
LINE N1.A:
NAIL CARE
Competency:
N1.A-2
Provide manicure to client
1.
Provide manicure to client
2.
Describe and demonstrate use of instruments, equipment and products
3.
services
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Equipment and implements
•
Products required for manicure
•
Home care products
•
Preparing the work area
•
Filling techniques
•
Buffing techniques
•
Benefits and results of buffing and
shaping the nail plate
•
Cuticle work
•
How to provide cuticle work
•
Cuticle oil and warm oil treatments
•
Massage manipulation
•
Benefits and results of cuticle
treatment
•
Exfoliating treatment
•
Massage technique with exfoliation
•
Benefits of exfoliation
•
Application and removal of exfoliating
products
2.
3.
4.
Use instruments and products
manual and mechanical
shaping
cuticle treatment
hand exfoliating treatment
90
5.
6.
7.
hand treatment masque and
paraffin wax
hand and forearm massage
Nail lacquer application
•
Application of treatment masque
•
Benefits of treatment masque
•
Application of paraffin wax
•
Benefits of paraffin wax
•
An introduction
•
Massage movements; Effleurage and
petrissage
•
Reasons and benefits for offering
hand and forearm massage
•
How to provide hand and forearm
massage
•
Reasons for nail lacquer application
•
Styles of lacquer application
•
Reasons for peeling and chipping nail
lacquer
•
Types of lacquer; Creams, pearls,
shimmers, base coat, top coat
•
Contra-indications to nail lacquer
•
Application of base coat, nail lacquer
and top coat in numerous shades and
tones
8.
Manicure for the male client
•
Procedure for the male manicure
9.
Completing the manicure
treatment
•
Contra-actions
•
After care and advice
•
Exercises for hands
91
LINE N1.A:
NAIL CARE
Competency:
N1.A-3
Provide pedicure to client
1.
Provide pedicure to client
2.
Describe and demonstrate use of instruments, equipment and products
3.
services
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Equipment and implements
•
Products required for manicure
•
Home care products
•
Preparing the work area
•
•
Treatment plan
•
Filling techniques
•
Buffing techniques
•
Benefits and results of buffing and
shaping the nail plate
•
Cuticle work
•
How to provide cuticle work
•
Cuticle oil and other cuticle
treatments
•
Massage manipulation
•
Reason for hard skin removal
•
Tools and techniques for removing
hard skin
•
Benefits and results of cuticle
treatment and hard skin removal
2.
3.
Use instruments and products
cutting, filling and buffing
toenails
cuticle treatment and hard skin
removal
92
4.
5.
6.
7.
hand exfoilating treatment
hand treatment masque,
paraffin wax and thermal
booties
Describe and demonstrate foot
and lower leg massage
Nail lacquer application
•
Exfoliating treatment
•
Massage technique with exfoliation
•
Benefits of exfoliation
•
Application and removal of exfoliating
products
•
Application of treatment masque
•
Benefits of treatment masque
•
Application of paraffin wax
•
Benefits of paraffin wax
•
Benefits of thermal booties
•
An introduction
•
Massage movements; Effleurage,
petrissage and tapotement
•
Reasons and benefits for offering foot
and lower leg massage
•
How to provide foot and lower leg
massage
•
Reasons for nail lacquer application
•
Styles of lacquer application
•
Reasons for peeling and chipping nail
lacquer
•
Types of lacquer; Creams, pearls,
shimmers, base coat, top coat
•
Contra-indications to nail lacquer
•
Application of base coat, nail lacquer
and top coat in numerous shades and
tones
8.
Pedicure for the male client
•
Procedure for the male manicure
9.
Completing the manicure
treatment
•
Contra-actions
•
After care and advice
•
Exercises for feet and ankles
93
LINE N1.A:
NAIL CARE
Competency:
N1.A-4
Describe nail science
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Nail growth facts
•
Factors that could slow nail growth
Describe nail growth
•
Paralyzation
•
Poor circulation
•
Malnutrition
•
Lactation
•
Infection
•
Psoriasis
•
Medications
94
2.
Describe physiology of the nail
•
Nail folds
•
Proximal nail fold
•
Lateral nail fold
•
True cuticle, eponychium and
hyponychium
•
Matrix
•
Nail plate
•
Keratin
•
Amino acids
•
Proteins
•
Lunula
•
Nail bed
•
•
Dermis
•
Epidermis
Solehorn cuticle
95
MAKE-UP 1
(M1)
96
LINE M1.A:
MAKE-UP
Competency:
M1.A-1
Describe colour theory
1.
Describe colour theory
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Basic facial shapes and features
•
Measuring sections of the face
•
Functions of colour
•
Classifications of colour
•
Selecting colours to match skin tone
•
Colour in relation to the skin
2.
Describe physiognomy
Colour psychology
97
LINE M1.A:
MAKE-UP
Competency:
M1.A-2
Describe and demonstrate basic make-up application
1.
Demonstrate application of basic make-up
2.
Demonstrate product knowledge as it relates to basic make-up application
3.
Describe science of esthetics as it relates to basic makeup
4.
Describe and demonstrate safe beauty practices as it relates to basic makeup
5.
services.
6.
Describe and demonstrate tools and equipment for applying basic makeup
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
• Reception and booking make up
services
Plan and prepare for make up
application
• The consultation
• Contra-indications
• Equipment and materials
• Sterilization and disinfection
• Preparing the treatment area; Lighting
• Preparing the client
• Treatment plan and the make up
sequence
2.
Demonstrate make-up
application techniques:
Concealer
• Concealing blemishes
• Application of concealer
• Using concealer to camouflage
3.
Demonstrate make-up
Foundation
• Overview of foundations
• Types of foundations
• Colours
• Application of foundations
98
4.
Demonstrate make-up
Contouring
• Cosmetics used for contouring
• Application of powder blusher
• Application of cream blusher
• Face shapes
• Facial features
5.
Demonstrate make-up
application techniques: Face
Powder
• Overview of face powders
• Types of face powders
• Application of face powder
6.
Demonstrate make-up
application techniques: The
eyes
• Eyeshadow
• Types of eyeshadow
• Eyeliner and application
• Eyebrows and colour
• Mascara and application
• Corrective eye make up and eye
shapes
7.
Demonstrate make-up
application techniques: The lips
• Overview of lip make up
• Lipliner, lipstick and lip gloss
• Lip condition
• Application of corrective lip make up
• Application of lipstick
99
LINE M1.A:
MAKE-UP
Competency:
M1.A-3
Describe and demonstrate specialized make-up application
1.
Apply specialized make-up
2.
Demonstrate product knowledge as it relates to specialized make-up application
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Day make up
•
Evening make up
•
Special occasion make up
•
Photographic make up
•
Make up to suit hair and skin
colouring
•
Variations of eye-makeup techniques
Demonstrate specialized makeup application
100
LINE M1.A:
MAKE-UP
Competency:
M1.A-4
Describe and demonstrate product knowledge
1.
Describe and demonstrate product knowledge required to apply make-up
2.
Describe and demonstrate knowledge of chemistry as it applies to cosmetic ingredients
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Foundations
•
Powders
•
Eyeliners
•
Eyeshadow
•
Mascara
•
Lipsticks, gloss and liners
•
Comodogenic ingredients
•
No-comodogenic ingedients
•
Formulations
•
Ranges of brands and products
2.
Identify products for day,
evening and artistic make-up
Identify and describe basic
product ingredients and related
chemistry
101
LINE M1.A:
MAKE-UP
Competency:
M1.A-5
Enhances eyelashes
1.
Prepare treatment area for enhancing eyelashes
2.
Describe and demonstrate methods of colouring lashes and brows
3.
Describe and demonstrate eyelash application
4.
Describe and demonstrate safe beauty practices as it relates to enhancing eyelashes
5.
services.
6.
Describe and demonstrate tools and equipment for enhancing eyelashes
7.
Describe and demonstrate use of tools and equipment used for enhancing eyelashes
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Contra-indications
•
Preparing for treatment
•
•
•
Treatment plan
•
Preparation of chair and tray
•
Basic colours for eyebrows and
lashes
•
Basic techniques
•
Removal and safety measures
•
Application of colour
•
Time involved in processing stage
•
Removal of last and brow colours
2.
preparation of treatment area
colouring lashes and brows
102
3.
Eyelash application
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
Preparing and planning the treatment
•
Cleanse lashes
•
Application of individual lashes
•
Strip lashes
•
Contra-actions and home care
•
Removal and replacement of
individual lashes
103
LINE M1.A:
MAKE-UP
Competency:
M1.A-6
1.
Describe follow-up treatments and care of lashes
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Repeated shaping treatment
•
Lash care
•
Lash regrowth
•
Benefits of re-tinting
Describe treatments and need
for taking care of individual
lashes
104
SKIN 1
(S1)
105
LINE S1.A:
MASSAGE - FACIAL
Competency:
S1.A-1
Describe contra-indications and safety for all skin types
1.
Describe contra-indications and safety for all skin types
2.
Describe safe beauty practices as it relates to facial massage
3.
Describe science of esthetics as it relates to facial massage
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
General contra-indications which
affect the whole body
•
Local contra-indications which which
are concentrated in a particular area
•
Temporary contra-indications have a
short time frame in which they affect
the skin
•
Consultation techniques
Describe contra-indications to
facial massage
106
LINE S1.A:
MASSAGE - FACIAL
Competency:
S1.A-2
Demonstrate basic massage movements and techniques
1.
Demonstrate basic massage movements and techniques
2.
Describe and demonstrate use of equipment and products used for facial massage
3.
services.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Plan the treatment
•
Prepare the treatment
•
•
Preparation of therapist and client
•
Estheticians’s stance and posture
•
Effleurage
•
Petrissage
•
Percussion
•
Friction
•
Vibration
•
Types of massage
•
Manual massage
•
Mechanical massage
•
Equipment
•
Products
2.
3.
Plan and prepare treatment
basic massage movements
Describe and discuss
equipment and products
needed for cosmetic massage
107
4.
5.
Describe and discuss the need
for each massage techniques
Demonstrate and describe
manual facial massage
•
Physiological effects
•
Psychological effects
•
Stimulating
•
Relaxing
•
Cleansing massage
• Preparation of facial massage
• Application of massage medium
• Process of facial massage
• Completing the treatment
• Homecare advice
108
LINE S1.B:
IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN FACIAL CONDITION
Competency:
S1.B-1
Describe basics of skin care for the face
1.
Describe the basics of skin care for the face
2.
Describe and demonstrate safe beauty practices as it relates to skin care for the face
3.
Describe and demonstrate use of implements and equipment used for skin care
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Introduction to equipment and
materials
•
Treatment couch, stool and trolley
•
Sundries
•
Comedone remover
•
Milia remover
•
Pulverizer (Lucas)
•
Infrared lamps
•
Ultra-violet lamps
•
Brush unit
•
Magnifying lamp
•
Vaporizer
•
Vacuum spray
Describe the implements and
equipment used
109
2.
Describe the products used
•
Cleansing: Product types, features
and benefits
•
ph scale: Acid and Alkaline
•
Toning: Product types, features and
benefits
•
Moisturizers: Product types, features
and benefits
•
Specialized products: Product types,
•
Exfoliation- Physical and chemical:
Product types, features and benefits
•
Masques: Product types, features and
benefits
•
Massage mediums: Product types,
•
Serums, boosters, complexes:
Product types, features and benefits
•
Selection of appropriate products
•
Client need for specific product
•
Contra-indications to products and
ingredients
110
LINE S1.B:
Competency:
S1.B-2
1.
2.
Describe science of esthetics as it relates to skin care for the face
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Skin types: Structure and
physiological functioning
•
Dry (allipoid) skin type
•
Oily skin type
•
Sensitive skin type (couperouse)
•
Acne Skin
•
Normal skin type
•
Combination skin type
•
Dehydration skin condition
•
Premature aging skin condition
•
Analyze muscle tone
•
Sensitized skin condition
•
Hyper/ hypo pigmentation
•
Breakouts
•
Hyper keratosis
•
Intrinsic factors affecting the condition
•
Extrinsic factors affecting the
condition
•
Scar tissue
•
Premature aging
2.
Describe skin types
Describe skin conditions
111
3.
Factors affecting skin type and
skin condition
•
High blood pressure
•
Allergic reactions
•
Sex and race
112
LINE S1.B:
Competency:
S1.B-3
Describe and demonstrate planning and preparation for a skin
treatment
1.
Describe and demonstrate consultation, planning and preparation for a body treatment
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
Making and booking the appointment
•
Client arrival
•
Contra-indications
•
Preparing the service area
•
•
Preparation on the therapist
•
Preparation procedure
•
Verbal communication
•
Skin analysis: Step by step procedure
•
recording information
•
Choosing the correct ingredients to
suit visual and verbal outcomes from
the skin analysis
•
Skin type
•
Skin conditions
•
Recommended ingredients
•
Equipment
•
Recommended products
•
Advising client
•
Link to treatment and home care
2.
3.
planning and preparation for the
skin care treatment
Describe and demonstrate skin
analysis
treatment advice
113
114
LINE S1.B:
Competency:
S1.B-4
Describe and demonstrate all stages of a skin treatment
1.
Describe and demonstrate all stages of a skin treatment
2.
Describe and demonstrate promoting products and services and reception duties
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
type and condition
•
Safety procedures
•
•
Consultation
•
Eye and lip cleansing
•
Facial and decollate cleansing
•
Link to akin analysis
•
Exfoliation
•
Extractions
•
Masques
•
Massage
•
Treatment products (serums, booster,
complexes)
•
Toning
•
Moisturizer for face
•
Eye and lip treatment
•
SPF
•
•
Hands on techniques
2.
treatment
115
3.
follow-up treatment
•
•
Home care advice
•
Prescriptive retail
116
LINE S1.B:
Competency:
S1.B-5
Describe and demonstrate basic skin treatment (including extraction)
1.
Demonstrate basic body treatment (including extraction)
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
type and condition
•
Safety procedures
•
•
Consultation
•
Eye and lip cleansing
•
Facial and decollate cleansing
•
Link to akin analysis
•
Exfoliation
•
Extractions
•
Masques
•
Massage
•
Treatment products (serums, booster,
complexes)
•
Toning
•
Moisturizer for face
•
Eye and lip treatment
•
SPF
•
•
Hands on techniques
2.
treatment
117
3.
follow-up treatment
•
•
Home care advice
•
Prescriptive retail
118
LEVEL 2
ENDORSEMENTS
119
BODY 2
(B2)
120
LINE B2.A:
AROMATHERAPY
Competency:
B2.A-1
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Essential anatomy and physiology
knowledge requirements (see chart)
•
An introduction to aromatherapy
•
Essential oils: An introduction
•
Properties of essential oils: Basic
properties, top, middle and base
notes
•
Extraction techniques: Distillation,
Enfleurage, comminution, maceration,
solvent extraction and expression
•
Storage of essential oils
•
Purchasing essential oils
•
Essential oils: Name of oils, plants of
origin and details of specific oils
including health and safety.
•
Safety when using essential oil
•
Carrier oils: An introduction
•
Extraction of carrier oils: Solvent
extraction and cold pressing
•
How to choose a carrier oil
•
Carrier oils: Name of oil, plant of
origin and specific details
•
Pre-blended oils to meet clients
needs
•
Choose oils to suit particular
outcomes
2.
3.
4.
Describe aromatherapy
use of essential oils
use of carrier oils
Demonstrate selecting preblended massage oils
121
122
LINE B2.A:
AROMATHERAPY
Competency:
B2.A-2
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Uses in skin care
•
Methods of entry to essential oils into
the body: Skin, lungs, digestive
system
•
Physiological effects and the
elimination process of essential oils
Describe effects of
aromatherapy
123
LINE B2.A:
AROMATHERAPY
Competency:
B2.A-3
Demonstrate methods of application
1.
Demonstrate methods of application
1.
types of massage techniques
used in aromatherapy
2.
providing aromatherapy
massage
•
Massage techniques in
aromatherapy: An introduction
•
Swedish massage
•
Neuromuscular massage
•
Shiatsu massage
•
Contra-indications
•
Contra-indicated essential oils
•
Plan and prepare the treatment area:
Equipment needed, sterilization and
disinfection, presentation of the
therapist, preparation of the client
•
Treatment procedures
•
Compatibility of essential oils
•
Skin sensitivity test
•
Order of aromatherapy massage
•
Aftercare
•
Contra-actions
124
LINE B2.A:
AROMATHERAPY
Competency:
B2.A-4
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Provincial regulations
•
Health and safety
Describe regulations related to
aromatherapy
125
LINE B2.A:
AROMATHERAPY
Competency:
B2.A-5
Demonstrate product knowledge
1.
Demonstrate product knowledge
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Product knowledge
•
Storage
•
Essential oils for home care: Bathing
and vaporization
Demonstrate product
knowledge
126
LINE B2.B:
HEAD AND BODY MASSAGE TREATMENT
Competency:
B2.B-1
Describe types of massage
1.
Describe types of massage
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
An introduction to aromatherapy
•
Manual massage
•
Mechanical massage
•
Audio sonic
2.
Describe aromatherapy
types of massage used in head
and body treatments
127
LINE B2.B:
Competency:
B2.B-2
Describe the effects of manual massage
1.
Describe the effects of manual massage
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Physiological effects of manual
massage
•
Psychological effects of manual
massage
•
The skin
•
The nervous system
•
The lymphatic system
•
The circulatory system
•
The muscular system
•
The lungs
•
Pre-heating treatments
•
Infra-red
•
Hot stone
•
Hot and cold stone therapy
2.
3.
effects of manual massage
effects body massage on the
systems of the body
Describe and demonstrate heat
treatments used to enhance the
effect manual massage
128
LINE B2.B:
Competency:
B2.B-3
Describe and demonstrate massage movements and application
1.
Describe and demonstrate massage movements and application
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Effleurage
•
Petrissage
•
Tapotement (Percussion)
•
Friction
•
Deep pressure
•
Vibration
•
Pressure points
•
Pregnancy
•
Relaxing massage
•
Tight/contracted muscles
•
Massage for weight problems
•
Slack muscles
•
Massage for males
•
Older clients
•
Skin condition
•
Postural condition
•
Massage cream
•
Massage oil
•
Purified talc
•
Massage emulsion
•
Massage gel
2.
basic massage movements
adaption of massage to suit the
client
3. Describe and demonstrate the
use and knowledge of massage
mediums
129
4. Demonstrate head and body
massage
•
Arm massage
•
Neck and chest massage
•
Abdomen massage
•
Leg massage
•
Gluteals massage
•
Back and neck massage
•
Head massage
•
Completing the treatment
130
LINE B2.B:
Competency:
B2.B-4
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Consultation
•
Reception
•
Contra-indications to massage
•
Greeting and communication
•
Physiology and histology
•
Sterilization and disinfection: Manual
massage, mechanical massage
•
•
•
Draping client
•
Preparation of treatment area
•
Equipment required
•
Planning head and body massage
treatments
•
Body posture and working positions
for the therapist
2.
Describe client consultation
Describe client planning and
preparation
131
LINE B2.B:
Competency:
B2.B-5
Describe mechanical massage treatments
1.
Describe mechanical massage treatments
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Refer to module ‘Improve body
condition using electro-therapy’ to
learn the techniques for preforming
mechanical massage treatment
•
Machines and implements
•
Effects
•
Benefits
•
Electrical equipment
mechanical massage
treatments and how they relate
to head and body massage
132
LINE B2.C:
PROVIDE SELF-TANNING TREATMENTS (OPTIONAL)
Competency:
B2.C-1
Describe self-tanning treatments
1.
Describe self-tanning treatments
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Self tanning treatments: An
introduction
•
•
Anatomy and physiology: Active
ingredients and how they react with
the skin
•
Reception: Booking appointments,
advice for clients before and after
treatment
Describe self-tanning
treatments
133
LINE B2.C:
Competency:
B2.C-2
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Consultation
•
Contra-indications
•
Plan the self tan treatment
•
Equipment list
•
Prepare for the treatment
•
•
•
•
Products to consider for professional
self tanning
client consultation, planning
and preparation
134
LINE B2.C:
Competency:
B2.C-3
Describe and demonstrate application of self-tanning products
manually
1.
Describe and demonstrate application of self-tanning products manually
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
How to apply self tanning products
•
Step by step procedure in manual
application
•
Exfoliation technique prior to self
tanning application
application of self tan products
135
LINE B2.C:
Competency:
B2.C-4
Describe and demonstrate application of self-tanning products using
airbrush
1.
Describe and demonstrate application of self-tanning products using airbrush
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Airbrush technique: An introduction
•
How to apply self tan using spray
application technique
•
Step by step in airbrush tanning
Application of self tanning
products using airbrush
136
B2.C:
Competency:
B2.C-5
Describe home care advice for clients
1.
Describe home care advice for clients
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Completing the treatment
•
Aftercare advice
•
Products to use to maintain the self
tanning treatments
Describe home care advice for
clients after tanning
137
NAILS 2
(N2)
138
LINE N1.A:
NAIL CARE
Competency:
N2.A-1
Describe advanced nail science
1.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Nail growth facts
•
Factors that could slow nail growth
Describe nail growth
•
Paralyzation
•
Poor circulation
•
Malnutrition
•
Lactation
•
Infection
•
Psoriasis
•
Medications
139
2.
3.
Describe physiology of the nail
Describe chemistry, as it relates
to nail science
•
Nail folds
•
Proximal nail fold
•
Lateral nail fold
•
True cuticle, eponychium and
hyponychium
•
Matrix
•
Nail plate
•
Keratin
•
Amino acids
•
Protiens
•
Lunula
•
Nail bed
•
Dermis
•
Epidermis
•
Solehorn cuticle
•
Impact of molecule size (see
Appendix)
•
Catalysts and curing
3.
Describe adhesion and primers
•
Adhesion and primers
4.
Describe and demonstrate nail
enhancements
•
Monomers and polymers
•
Cross linkers
•
Volatility
•
Catalysts
•
Nail disorders
•
Levels of decontamination
5.
Describe safe beauty practices,
as they relate to nail science
140
LINE N2.A:
NAIL ENHANCEMENT SYSTEMS
Competency:
N2.A-2
Describe and demonstrate acrylic nail enhancements
1.
Describe and demonstrate acrylic nail enhancements
2.
Describe purpose and benefits for all stages of an acrylic nail enhancement
3.
Describe and demonstrate procedure and application for all stages of an acrylic nail
enhancement
4.
Describe and demonstrate guidelines for choosing acrylic tips for enhancements
5.
Describe and demonstrate sanitation, disinfection and sterilization in the spa/salon
6.
Describe and demonstrate preparation, adhesion and primers
7.
Describe and demonstrate filing and finishing
8.
Describe benefits of each stage of an acrylic nail enhancement
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Sanitize and disinfect
•
Inspection of nails and hands
•
Push back cuticle
•
Detail cuticle with nippers
•
Remove shine and true cuticle with
180 grit file
•
Dust
•
Cleanse
•
Prime nail plate
•
Greeting and consultation
•
Plan acrylic enhancement
•
Plan treatment area
•
Products and supplies
•
Preparation of client
•
Reasons for acrylic enhancements
•
Home maintenance
2.
preparation of the nail plate
client consultation for acrylic
enhancements
141
3.
4.
5.
6.
Describe chemistry of acrylic
nail enhancements
Describe purpose of acrylic nail
enhancements
precautions related to acrylic
nail enhancements
Describe and demonstrate safe
beauty practices for acrylic nail
enhancements
•
Molecules related to acrylics
•
Monomers, polymers and catalysts
•
Primers used with acrylics, acids and
non-acids
•
Adhesion to the nail plate
•
Vapors and volatility
•
Difference between acrylics, gels and
resins
•
Adding acrylic to gels or resins
•
Types of acrylics
•
Effectiveness
•
Benefits
•
Adhesion
•
Volatility
•
Safety
•
Maintenance
•
Work station setup
•
Work station cleanliness
•
Work station cleanup
•
Dust and dust collectors
•
Vapors and ventilation
•
Safety
•
Ventilation
•
Safety eyewear
•
Use of dust collector
•
Disposal of waste in airtight container
142
7.
8.
9.
application methods of acrylic
sculpting acrylic nail
enhancements
Describe and demonstrate tips
and overlay
10. Describe and demonstrate
overlay
maintenance (fills)
repairs of acrylic nail
enhancements
13. Describe and demonstrate filing
and finishing acrylic nail
enhancements
•
Bead methods
•
Brush angles for application
•
Placement of beads for best adhesion
and strength
•
Working properties of different shades
of acrylic
•
Differences between working with
acrylic and gel
Forms, types, angles and custom
•
•
Types and shades of acrylic products
and supplies
•
Reasons for sculptured
•
Types/shades of tips
•
Types/shades of acrylic products and
supplies
•
supplies
•
Reasons for overlay
•
Blending and nail prep prior to filling
•
Natural fills
•
French fills
•
supplies
•
Cracks and chips
•
Tip or sculpt repair
•
supplies
•
Hand filing
•
Grits of files and buffers
•
E-filing
•
Electric files and attachments
•
Finishing products
143
removal of acrylic nail
enhancements
•
Removal products
•
Ventilation
•
Soaking and removal
•
Post-manicure
•
Home care
144
LINE N2.A:
ENHANCE THE APPEARANCE OF THE NATURAL NAIL SYSTEMS
Competency:
N2.A-3
Describe and demonstrate gel nail enhancements
1.
Describe and demonstrate gel nail enhancements
2.
Describe purpose and benefits for all stages of a gel nail enhancement
3.
Describe and demonstrate procedure and application for all stages of a gel nail
enhancement
4.
Describe and demonstrate guidelines for choosing gel enhancements
5.
6.
7.
Describe and demonstrate filing and finishing of gel enhancements
8.
Describe benefits of each stage of gel nail enhancements
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
•
Push back cuticle
•
•
Remove shine and non-living cuticle
•
Dust
•
Cleanse
•
•
Plan gel enhancement
•
Plan treatment area
•
•
•
Reasons for gel enhancements
•
Home maintenance
2.
client consultation for gel
enhancements
145
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Describe chemistry of gel nail
enhancements
Describe purpose of gel nail
enhancements
precautions related to gel nail
enhancements
beauty practices for gel nail
enhancements
application methods of gel
•
Molecules related to gels
•
Oligimers and photo-initiators
•
Curing lamps (UV vs. LED)
•
Bulbs and wattages
•
Freezing and full curing
•
Burning on nail plate (causes and
solutions)
•
Adding gel to acrylic or resins
•
Benefits of LED curing lamps
•
Types of gels
•
Effectiveness
•
Benefits
•
Adhesion
•
Volatility
•
Safety
•
Maintenance
•
Work station setup
•
•
•
•
•
Safety
•
Ventilation
•
Safety eyewear
•
•
Sanitation and disinfection
•
Placement of gel for best strength
and adhesion
•
Brushing angles and techniques for
application
146
8.
9.
sculpting gel nail
enhancements
•
Forms, types, angles and custom
•
Types and shades of gel products
and supplies
and overlay
•
Types/shades of tips
•
Types/shades of gel products and
supplies
•
Application
•
supplies
•
Curing
•
Types/shades of gel
•
Natural fills
•
French fills
•
Colour fills
•
supplies
•
Blending, shaping, curing and filing
•
Cracks and chips
•
Tip or sculpt repair
•
Types/shades of gel
•
•
Curing
•
Hand filing
•
Grits of files and buffers
•
E-filing
•
Filing and blending
•
Finishing products
overlay
maintenance (fills)
repairs of gel nail
enhancements
and finishing gel enhancements
147
removal of gel enhancements
•
Removal products
•
Removal by filing
•
•
Safety and precautions
•
Post-manicure
•
Home care
148
LINE N2.A:
Competency:
N2.A-4
Describe and demonstrate wrap/resin nail enhancements
1.
Describe and demonstrate wrap/resin nail enhancements
2.
Describe purpose and benefits for all stages of a wrap/resin nail enhancement
3.
Describe and demonstrate procedure and application for all stages of a wrap/resin nail
enhancement
4.
Describe and demonstrate guidelines for choosing wrap/resin tips enhancements
5.
6.
Describe and demonstrate preparation and adhesion
7.
Describe benefits of each stage of wrap/resin nail enhancements
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
•
Push back cuticle
•
•
Remove shine and non-living cuticle
•
Dust
•
Cleanse
•
•
Plan wrap/resin enhancement
•
Plan treatment area
•
•
•
Reasons for gel enhancements
•
Home maintenance
2.
client consultation for wrap/
resin enhancements
149
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Describe chemistry of wrap/
resin nail enhancements
Describe purpose of wrap/resin
nail enhancements
precautions related to wrap/
resin nail enhancements
beauty practices for wrap/resin
nail enhancements
and overlay
•
Resins
•
Different types of materials used for
wraps
•
Catalysts used with resins
•
Adhesion to the nail plate
•
Vapors and volatility
•
Differences between gels, acrylics
and wraps/resins
•
Types of wraps/resins
•
Effectiveness
•
Benefits
•
Adhesion
•
Volatility
•
Safety
•
Maintenance
•
Work station setup
•
•
•
•
•
Safety
•
Ventilation
•
Safety eyewear
•
•
Disposal of waste in airtight container
•
Types/shapes of tips
•
Types of resins/wraps
•
Catalyst used with resins/wraps
150
8.
9.
overlay
•
•
Catalysts used with resins/wraps
maintenance (fills)
•
•
Catalyst
•
•
Blending and shaping
•
Cracks and chips
•
Tip repair
•
•
Hand filing products and supplies
•
E-filing products and supplies
•
Resin finishes
•
Gel finishes
•
Removal products
•
•
Precautions and ventilation
•
Soaking times
repairs of wrap/resin nail
enhancements
and finishing wrap/resin nail
enhancements
removal of wrap/resin nail
enhancements
151
LINE N2.A:
Competency:
N2.A-5
Describe and demonstrate nail art (acrylic and gel)
1.
Describe and demonstrate nail art (acrylic and gel)
2.
Describe and demonstrate procedure and application for nail art
3.
Describe and demonstrate guidelines for choosing acrylic and gel nail art
4.
5.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Sanitization and disinfection
•
Inspection of hands and nails
client consultation
•
•
Planning for treatment area and nail
art
•
Client preparation
•
Differences between acrylic and gel
nail art
•
Products and supplies related to
acrylic art
•
Simple affixed art
•
Simple coloured acrylic application
•
Products and supplies related to gel
nail art
•
Simple affixed art
•
Simple coloured gel
•
Curing of coloured gel and how it
differs from non-coloured gel
2.
3.
4.
simple acrylic nail art
simple gel nail art
152
5.
7.
finishing acrylic and gel nail art
removal of acrylic and gel nail
art
•
Finishing with gel, lacquer and resin
•
Products and supplies for finishing
•
Reasons for finishing
•
Removal supplies
•
Soaking removal
•
File removal
•
Safety and precautions
•
Ventilation
153
LINE N2.A:
Competency:
N2.A-6
Describe and demonstrate application of nail art to toes
1.
Describe and demonstrate application of nail art to toes
2.
Describe and demonstrate guidelines for choosing nail art for toes
3.
4.
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
Inspection of foot, toenails and
surrounding areas
•
Push back cuticle with sanitizing
solution
•
Removal of shine and non-living
cuticle
•
Cleanse
•
Choice of enhancement
•
Application
•
Filing and finishing
•
Reasons and benefits of application
of enhancement application prior to
pedicure
•
Proceed with pedicure if desired
application of enhancement
prior to pedicure
154
SKIN 2
(S2)
155
LINE S2.A: MICRODERMABRASION
Competency:
S2.A-1
Describe and demonstrate outcome of microdermabrasion
1.
Describe and demonstrate outcome of microdermabrasion
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Micro-dermabrasion treatment: An
introduction
•
•
General effects
•
Anatomy & physiology of how microdermabrasion effects the skin
•
Treatment times and series of
treatments
•
Contra-indications
•
improving the appearance of
the skin using microdermabrasion
156
LINE S2.A:
MICRODERMABRASION
Competency:
S2.A-2
Describe and demonstrate microdermabrasion treatment
1.
Describe and demonstrate performing microdermabrasion treatment
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
•
•
Treatment application: Step by step
•
Aftercare
•
Contra-actions
micro-dermabrasion treatment
157
LINE S2.B:
IMPROVE FACE AND SKIN CONDITION USING
ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-1
Describe improving face and skin condition using electro-therapy
1.
Describe improving face and skin condition using electro-therapy
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
•
Introduction to body electro-therapy
Describe and electro-therapies
158
LINE S2.B:
ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-2
Describe faradic electro-therapy treatments.
1.
Describe faradic electro-therapy treatments
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
CONTENT
Describe faradic electro-therapy
treatments
Describe the planning,
preparation, treatments
procedure and aftercare of
faradic treatments
•
Introduction
•
Anatomy and physiology
• Treatment times and series of
treatments
•
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
Preparation for the therapist
•
Preparation for the client
•
Treatment application for the face and
skin
•
Aftercare and contra-actions
159
LINE S2.B:
ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-3
Describe and demonstrate galvanic electro-therapy treatments.
1.
Describe and demonstrate galvanic electro-therapy treatments
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
CONTENT
galvanic electro-therapy
treatment
planning, preparation,
treatments procedure and
aftercare for galvanic
treatments
•
Introduction
•
•
Electrical and chemical effects
•
Disincrustation
•
Iontophoresis
•
treatments
•
•
Electrodes for galvanic
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
•
•
Disincrustation treatment application
for the face and skin
•
Iontophoresis treatment application
for the face and skin
•
160
LINE S2.B:
ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-4
Describe and demonstrate high-frequency electro-therapy treatments.
1.
Describe and demonstrate high-frequency electro-therapy treatments
LEARNING TASKS
1.
CONTENT
high-frequency electro-therapy
treatments
•
Introduction
•
•
Direct High-frequency
•
In-direct high-frequency
•
Electrical and chemical effects
•
2.
planning, preparation,
treatments procedure and
aftercare high-frequency
treatments
•
treatments
•
•
Electrodes for high-frequency
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
•
•
Direct high-frequency treatment
application for the face and skin
•
In-direct high-frequency treatment for
the face and skin
•
161
LINE S2.B:
ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-5
Describe audio sonic electro-therapy treatments.
1.
Describe audio sonic electro-therapy
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
CONTENT
Describe audio sonic electrotherapy treatments
procedure and aftercare for
audio sonic treatments
•
Introduction
•
•
Audio sonic effects
•
treatments
•
•
Attachment heads for Audio sonic
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
•
•
skin
•
162
LINE S2.B:
IMPROVE FACE AND SKIN CONDITION USING ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-6
1.
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
CONTENT
Describe vacuum suction
electro-therapy treatments
vacuum suction treatments
•
Introduction to vacuum suction
therapy
•
•
Vacuum suction effects
•
treatments
•
•
Different types of vacuum cups
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
•
•
skin
•
163
LINE S2.B:
ELECTRO-THERAPY
Competency:
S2.B-7
Describe micro-current electro-therapy treatments.
1.
Describe micro-current electro-therapy treatments
LEARNING TASKS
1.
2.
CONTENT
Describe micro-current electrotherapy treatments
micro-current treatments
•
Introduction
•
•
Micro-current effects
•
Electrical science
•
treatments
•
•
Different types needles
•
Contra-indications
•
•
•
•
•
skin
•
164
ELECTROLYSIS* 2
(E2)
*REQUIRES USE OF ELECTROLOGY COURSE OUTLINE (SEE LIST OF
RECOMMENDED TEXTBOOKS)
165
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-1
Introduction to electrology
1.
Demonstrate knowledge of key concepts and brief history of electrology
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
2.
Describe the history of
electrology
Describe the required skills
performed by the electrologist
History of electrology
•
Social implications
•
Origins
•
Historical evolution of electrolysis,
thermolysis and the blend
•
Processes of electrolysis, thermolysis
and blend
•
Nature of electrolysis treatment
•
Skills required to perform electrolysis
treatment
•
Process leading to professional
qualification
•
Personal qualities for services career
3.
Identify electrolysis terms used
for services
•
Terms
4.
Describe the Electrolysis
Associations
•
Role of the Electrolysis Association
•
Role of members
•
Role of the Federation of Canadian
Electrolysis Associations
166
5.
6.
7.
8.
Describe code of ethics and
professional conduct
Describe personality
development, motivation and
goal setting
Describe image projection
Describe safety procedures
•
Code of ethics
•
Reasons for guides and professional
conduct
•
Ethics related to:
•
Clients/patients
•
General public
•
Employee/employer
responsibilities
•
Personality development
•
Motivation
•
Goal setting
•
Image projected to clients
•
Relationship between image and
atmosphere of professionalism and
competence
•
Potential hazards
•
Safety precautions related to:
•
Electrical equipment
•
Filament/probe/electrode
•
Sanitation/sterilization
167
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-2
Describe causes of hair problems
1.
Describe causes of hair problems
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Glands associated with hair, their
function and related products
•
Stimulation of new hair growth
•
Abnormal and normal congenital
patters
•
Topical causes
•
Systematic causes and changes
•
Endocrine system and relationship
with stimulation of hair growth:
Describe congenital, topical
and systematic growth
•
•
Puberty
•
Pregnancy
•
Menopause
Abnormal systematic and pathological
changes causing hypertrichosis:
•
Inherited
•
Acquired
•
Tumor
•
Diet
•
Adrenogenital syndrome
•
Cushing’s syndrome
•
Surgical changes
•
Medicinal changes
•
Emotional changes
168
169
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-3
Describe and demonstrate hygiene, bacteriology and sterilization
1.
Describe principles of electricity as it relates to the different methods of permanent hair
removal, including filament and selection of appropriate current will also be discussed
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Bacterial infection
•
Types of bacteria
•
Difference between active and
inactive stages
•
Favorable growth conditions for
bacteria
•
Contagious/communicable diseases
•
Infection agents
•
Common skin diseases from
pathogens
•
Primary and secondary lesions
•
Common terms for diseases
•
Disorders of the sebaceous gland
•
Normal defense system in the human
body
•
Acquired immunity deficiency
syndrome (AIDS)
•
Rules of cleanliness and personal
hygiene
•
Necessity for personal hygiene
•
Relationship between cleanliness,
good health and success
•
Appropriate dress code
•
Personal hygiene, grooming and
dress code
2.
Describe bacteriology and
related diseases and disorders
personal hygiene
170
3.
4.
public hygiene
sanitation/sterilization
•
Public hygiene
•
Clinic or school’s responsibilities to
assure public health
•
Provincial requirements
•
Sterilization
•
Sanitation measures
•
Disinfectants
•
Antiseptic
•
Physical sanitation agents
•
Methods of sterilization and sanitation
•
Uses of sanitizing agents
•
Safety precautions and procedures
•
Sanitation and sterilization rules and
approved methods in the clinic
171
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-4
Describe skin dermatology and histology
1.
Describe skin dermatology and histology
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Sensitive skin
•
Average skin
•
Insensitive skin
•
Soft-firm skin
•
Thin-thick skin
•
Moist-dry skin
•
Oil - not oily
•
Aged skin
•
•
Acne
Skin divisions
•
Skin functions
•
Strata of the epidermis
•
How skin is nourished
•
Motor nerves of the skin
•
Sensory nerves of the skin
•
Colour of the skin
•
Skin elasticity and pliability
•
Sebaceous and suderiferous glands
and their disorders
•
Cause of increased activity of the
sweat gland
•
Areas where hirsutism is common on
a female
2.
Describe skin characteristics
Describe histology and
pathology of the skin
172
3.
4.
Describe dermatology
Describe tissue
•
Skin lesions
•
Skin disorders and imperfections
•
Common terms for diseases and
disorders
•
Skin inflammations
•
Parasitic diseases
•
Skin diseases where electrolysis
treatment must not be administered
•
•
Hypertrophies of the skin
Physiology of cells and tissue
•
Four main kinds of tissue
•
Stages of mitosis
•
Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
•
Effects of sun on skin and hair
173
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-5
Describe anatomy and physiology
1.
Describe anatomy and physiology
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Functions of the skeletal system
•
Divisions of the skeletal system
•
Function and importance of skeletal
muscles
•
General functions of the muscular
system
•
How skeletal muscles maintain
posture
•
Divisions of the nervous system and
how they function
•
Neuron and its functions
•
Diseases of the nerves
•
Pain threshold and the function of the
synapse
•
Twelve pairs of cranial nerves
•
Function of spinal cord and spinal
nerves
•
Diseases of the brain and spinal cord
•
Structure and function of the
thalamus and hypothalamus
•
Gastrointestinal tract
•
Digestion process
•
Absorption process
•
Metabolism
•
Anabolism and catabolism
2.
3.
4.
Describe the skeletal system
Describe the muscular system
Describe the nervous system
Describe the digestive system
174
5.
6.
7.
8.
Describe the respiratory system
Describe the circulatory
(vascular) system
Describe the excretory system
Describe the reproduction
system
•
Six organs of the respiratory system
•
Mechanisms of breathing
•
Respiratory disorders
•
Angiology
•
Four organs of the circulatory system
•
Heart and its functions
•
Blood circulatory system
•
Structure and function of blood
•
Main diseases of the blood
•
Platelets
•
Four main blood types
•
Blood vessels
•
Blood pressure
•
Lymphatic system
•
Important functions of the lymphatic
system
•
Function of the spleen
•
Excretory system and its functions
•
Main diseases of the excretory
system
•
Masculinizing hormone and related
glands
•
Feminizing hormone and related
glands
•
Ovulating hormone and related
glands
•
Diseases that affect hair growth
175
9.
Describe the glandular system
•
Endocrine systems and its eight
major glands
•
Duct and ductless glands
•
Internal secretion glands
•
External secretion glands
•
Glands of double secretion
•
Hormone and its effect on hair growth
•
Diseases of the endocrine system
and related syndromes
•
Endocrine system in connection with
hair stimulation
176
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-6
Describe hair structure
1.
Describe and demonstrate knowledge of hair structure
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Function of hair
•
Lanugo hair and vellus
•
Terminal hair and reasons for length
varition
•
Lifespan of hair on various areas of
the body
•
Hair growth
•
Stages of hair growth
•
Types of hair
•
Structure of the hair follicle
•
Distortions of the hair follicle and
reasons for them
•
Multiple hair growth from one follicle
•
Follicle, root, hair bulb, shaft and
papilla
•
Growth potential in the pilosebaceous
unit
Describe hair growth, shapes
and reproduction
177
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-7
Describe and demonstrate practical analysis of hair and skin
1.
Describe and demonstrate analysis of hair and skin
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Characteristics of the skin
•
Sensitivity level
•
Allergies
•
Hair texture
•
Previously removed hair growth
•
Virgin hair
•
Unusual hair growth
•
Holding a probe
•
Insertion into follicle
•
Angle of inclination
•
Use of magnifying devices during
examination and insertion
•
Methods for making good insertion
•
Establishing a depth gauge
•
Holding forceps
•
Correct epilation
•
Effect of keratinized hair bulb on
insertion
•
Hair condition
•
Evaluation of re-growth cycle
•
Causes of re-growth
•
Scheduling according to re-growth
•
Communication facets of re-growth to
the client
2.
examination
Demonstrate practical
application
178
179
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-8
Describe principles of electricity and equipment
1.
Describe principles of electricity and equipment
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Polarity and electron flow
•
Basic electricity
•
Measurement of electricity
•
Milliamperemeter
•
Function of negative and positive
reaction
•
Electrolysis by galvanic current
•
High frequency current
•
Outcome of galvanic and high
currency combined in a treatment
(blend)
•
Rectifier, filter, oscillator and rheostat
•
Types of electrology equipment
•
Equipment/treatments for permanent
hair removal (laser)
•
Safety measures associated with
equipment
2.
Describe electrical currents
Describe electrology equipment
180
3.
4.
Describe electrolysis
Thermolysis
•
Theory of galvanic current
•
Effects of galvanic lye on tissue
•
Effect of moisture gradient in galvanic
blend treatment
•
Needle depth and current intensity
•
Effects of polarity
•
Effect of needle diameter on the
treatment
•
Selecting the needle
•
Procedure for setting up galvanic
technique
•
Multiple needle method
•
Catophoresis and anaphoresis as
applicable to electrology
•
Function of thermolysis
•
High frequency current
•
Examples of high frequency heating
•
Modes of tissue destruction
•
Intensity of heat pattern on various
sizes of hair
•
Effects of moisture gradient of skin
•
Effects of varying electrode diameters
•
Timing of current on various sizes of
hair
•
Differences between manual and
automatic (flash) technique
•
Problems which may occur on a
distorted follicle
•
Procedures of application of the flash
technique
•
Procedure of the application for
manual technique
•
Working point
181
5.
6.
Describe the blend
Describe the needle (probe/
electrode)
•
Blend method
•
Effect of blend method on hair
•
Application of the blend
•
Neutral effects of the blend
•
Determining proper balance of
currents
•
Time factor in the blend
•
Lye quantity factor
•
Variations in the sequence of currents
•
Elimination of galvanic after-count
•
Extension of galvanic after-count
•
Progressive epilation
•
Progressive epilation as a guide to
accurate insertions
•
Treating double and triple hair
patterns
•
History of needle types
•
Bulbous needle
•
Coated needle
•
Two-piece needle
•
Tapered needle
•
Metals used in needles
•
Needle as a probe
•
Needle as an electrode
•
Comparison of straight and tapered
needles
•
Proper use of tapered needles
•
Suggested methods for increasing
needle life
•
Decrease needle diameter, shape a
needle point, shorten a needle shaft,
restore polish to a needle, straighten
needles
•
Colour-coding of various sizes of
needles
182
183
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-9
Describe and demonstrate general treatment procedures
1.
Describe and demonstrate general treatment procedures
2.
Describe and demonstrate safety and hygiene rules for all treatment procedures
3.
Describe and demonstrate client positioning for each treatment area
4.
Describe and demonstrate characteristics for each treatment area
5.
Describe and demonstrate suggested work pattern for each treatment area
6.
Describe and demonstrate post-treatment for each treatment area
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Liability release form
•
Skin (predisposition) test
•
Patch test
•
Consultation with client’s doctor
•
Consultation/first interview
•
Personal history card
•
Preparation of treatment area and
equipment
•
Client positioning and draping
•
Sanitizing client’s skin
•
Lighting requirements
•
Appearance of skin
•
Epilation using forceps
•
Needle insertion and setting current
and intensity
2.
Describe and demonstrate pretreatment procedures
Preparations for hair removal
184
3.
4.
Specific treatment areas
Follow-up treatments
•
Upper and lower lip
•
Chin, underchin and throat
•
Side face
•
Eyebrows
•
Ears
•
Underarms
•
Back and shoulders
•
Chest and breasts
•
Legs
•
Nape of neck
•
Hairline
•
Formation of fluid or scabs
•
Home care and protective advice
•
Products to avoid
185
LINE E2.A:
ELECTROLYSIS
Competency:
E2.A-10
Describe and demonstrate developing a practice
1.
Describe and demonstrate developing a practice
LEARNING TASKS
CONTENT
1.
•
Personal hygiene
•
Honesty and integrity
•
Appropriate attitude towards client/
patient
•
Dress code
•
Desirability of neighbourhood
•
Location and type of office
•
Rental situations
•
Required equipment and supplies
•
Business promotion
•
Clinic/office layout
•
Basic interior decoration
•
Purchasing and naming
•
Lease terms
•
Legal council
•
General
•
Malpractice
•
Tenants and legal liability
•
Theft and burglary
•
Vandalism
•
Fire, etc.
2.
3.
professional integrity
Describe clinic/office
requirements
Describe the need for insurance
coverage
186
4.
5.
6.
7.
Describe regulations
Describe clinic/office policy
telephone communication
Describe reception services
•
Federal and Provincial tax laws for
self-employed and for employees
•
Local laws related to:
•
Building inspection
•
Health inspection
•
Municipal licensing
•
City by-laws
•
Importance of maintaining office
policy
•
Employer/employee responsibility
•
Hours and fees
•
Displaying business license
•
Displaying qualification/training
certificates
•
displaying Association certificates
•
fulfilling obligations to clients/patients,
employees and co-workers
•
Telephone techniques and manners
•
Adjusting complaints over the phone
•
Necessity for scheduling
appointments
•
Proper telephone usage on an ongoing basis
•
Requirements to be a good
receptionist
•
Need for good record keeping
•
Electrolysis treatment performed in an
electrology centre and explain why it
is not possible to accurately estimate
treatment time without consultation
187
8.
professional attitude
•
Need for professional attitude
•
Requirements to maintain sufficient
clinic/office supplies
•
Keeping equipment at peak
performance
•
Knowledgeability of new
developments, techniques, equipment
in your profession
•
Subscribing to electrolysis
publications
•
Need to form a good working
relationship with co-workers or
colleagues in your area
188
SECTION 3
TRAINING PROVIDER STANDARDS
Esthetics Training Provider Standards
189
RECOMMENDED REFERENCE TEXTBOOKS
All esthetician training program instructors and trainees are required to ensure they use the most
current standard for safety, industry specifications, ITA policies, etc.
The following textbooks are recommendations only. Instructors may use any combination of
these and other resources to teach students the required competencies.
Milady’s Standard Comprehensive Training for Estheticians
Publisher: Miladay Publishing, Albany, New York
Milady’s Nail Technology Course
Publisher: Miladay Publishing, Albany, New York
A Consumer’s Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients
Publisher: Three Rivers Press
WorkSafeBC Occupational Health and Safety Regulation
Publisher: Crown Publications Inc., Victoria, BC
Introductory Guide to Business
Publisher: EMS Publishing
Nail Artistry
Publisher: Thomson Learning
Make-Up Artistry for Professional Qualifications
Publisher: Neinemann
The Complete Spa Book for Massage Therapists
Publisher: Delmar Learning
Spa - The Official Guide to Spa Therapy - Levels 2 & 3
Publisher: Thomson Learning
An Introductory Guide to Anatomy and Physiology
An Introductory Guide to Aromatherapy
Electrology Course Outline
Province of BC, April 1989 - available through The Association of Professional Electrologists of
British Columbia
Electrolysis, Thermolysis and The Blend: The Principles and Practice of Permanent Hair
Removal
Publisher: Arroway Publishers
Unwanted Hair, Its Cause and Treatment
Publisher: Parthenon Press
190
WEBSITES
The following website links have been provided solely for the convenience of users of the
Esthetics Training Program Outline and were correct at the time of publishing. We are not
responsible for the accuracy, currency or the reliability of the content; we are not responsible for
the information found through these links nor do we endorse the site and its content.
Trade National Occupation Analysis: Esthetics
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2006/Profile.aspx?val=6&val1=6482
Hand Washing Slide Show
http://www2.worksafebc.com/media/fss/handWashing/slideshow.htm
WorkSafeBC Home page
http://www.worksafebc.com/
Health Canada – Canada’s Food and Drugs Acts and Regulations
http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/legislation/acts-lois/act-loi_reg-eng.php
Labour Canada
http://canadaonline.about.com/od/labourstandards/
Canada_Employment_and_Labour_Standards.htm
Occupational Health and Safety – Hand Washing
http://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/diseases/washing_hands.html
191
TRAINING PROVIDER STANDARDS FOR INSTRUCTORS
Instructor qualifications
Instructors must possess the following qualifications
•
•
•
Level 2 Certificate of Qualification or equivalent
A minimum of 3 years industry experience
A minimum of 1 year of formal teaching experience or teaching credentials
appropriate to the level of the program
•
Or a combination of formal education qualifications and industry experience that
equals the minimum requirements.
Institutions hiring instructors must require their instructors to possess both formal industry
and teaching credentials and experience.
Continuing studies
Instructors must complete a total of 16 hours of professional development in teaching and
esthetics each year: 8 hours of professional development related to teaching and
education and 8 hours of professional development in esthetics.
192
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
Make-up
Pressed powder
Translucent powder
Liquid foundation
Concealers
Specialty concealers
Blush
Eyeshadow
Black mascara
Eyeliner
Lipstick
Lipgloss
Lip pencil
Spatula
Pencil sharpener
Wedge sponges
Disposable mascara sponges
Brush: Lip
Brush: Large shadow
Brush: Powder
Brush: Blush
Brush: Pointed crease/shader
Brush: Angle
Brush: Small shadow
Brush: Brow
Brush: Fan
Brush: Eyeliner
Manicures/pedicures
Nail Clippers - 5 1/2” (Stainless steel)
Cuticle scissors - straight (Stainless steel)
Cuticle nippers - 4” 4mm (Stainless steel)
Tweezers (Stainless steel)
Ptergium Knife (Stainless steel)
Nail lifter - 6 1/2” (Stainless steel)
Cuticle pusher (Stainless steel)
Corn plate - Credo blade (Stainless steel)
Extra blades
Hindu stone
Foot paddle/callous rasp
Sanitizing buffing block
3-sided buffer
Nail file (sanitizable)
Nail brush
Birchwood sticks
Pedicure slippers
Toe separators
Red lacquer
193
French manicure lacquer (pink/white)
Cuticle oil
Base, top coat lacquer
Manicure bowl
Box gloves
Ear loops masks
Disposable apron
Facial skin care
Beds
Trolley
Magnifying lamp
High frequency machine
Steamer
Galvanic machine
Stool/chair
Sterilizer (chemical)
Wood’s lamp
Lucas or Atomizer spray
Brush machine
Skin and body care
Facial cleansers
Facial toners
Facial skin peels - granular, enzymatic and AHA creams
Eye care cleanser
Eye care cream
Moisturizers
Cleanser
Body peels/exfoliants
Body moisturizing cream
Massage medium
Essential oils
Algae or seaweed wrap
Mud wrap
Treatment/night care
Ampoules/concentrates
Facial masks
Waxing
Beds
Trolley
Magnifying lamp
Wax pot (warm wax)
Wax pot (hot wax)
Disposable gloves
Disposable wax applicators
Powder
Pre-waxing solution
Post-waxing product
Covered garbage disposal
194
SECTION 3
APPENDICES
Esthetics Training Appendices
195
APPENDIX A: SCIENCE OF ESTHETICS CROSS-REFERENCE LIST
A&P
Aromatherapy Head & body
massage
treatments
Skin: Cells &
Tissues
★
★
Neurology
★
★
Provide self
tanning
treatments
★
Improve body Improve skin Enhance the
Maintain,
Microcondition
condition
appearance of
repair &
dermabraision
using electro using electro natural nail
enhance
therapy
therapy
systems
artificial nail
structures
★
★
★
★
The hair
★
★
★
★
The nails
The brain
★
★
★
Skeletal system
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
Muscular
system
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
Nervous system
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
Cardiovascular
system
★
★
★
★
★
★
★
Endocrine
system
★
★
Lymphatic
system
★
★
★
★
★
★
Respiratory
system
★
★
Digestive
system
★
★
Excretory
system
★
★
Olfactory
system
★
★
Reproductive
system
★
★
196
APPENDIX B: MOLECULE SIZE CHART FOR NAIL ENHANCEMENTS
Molecule Size
Smallest
Chemical Name
Small
Larger
Largest
Ethyl Methacrylate
(EMA)
Methoxyethoxy
Ethyl Methacrylate
(MEM)
Urethane Acrylate
Oligomers (UAO)
Fast cure
Moderate cure
Moderate cure
UV-Cure
No surface
residue.
No surface
residue.
Moist surface
residue for dustfree filing.
Moist surface
residue - needs to
be wiped off.
Dangerously hard,
rigid acrylic.*
Durable, flexible
acrylic.
Durable, flexible
acrylic.
Durable, flexible
acrylic.
Volatile
Somewhat volatile
Low volatility
Low volatility
Sharp odor.
Average odor.
Virtually no odor.
Virtually no odor.
Very poor inherent
adhesion to the
natural nail, even
with primer.
Good with only
light buffing and
appropriate
priming.
Very good with
light buffing and
appropriate
primer.
Very good.
Natural nail must
be filed
aggressively -“shredded” -- to
make MMA stick **
No aggressive
filing is necessary.
Some people can
wear it primerless
(not
recommended, but
possible)
Difficult to remove.
Methyl
methacrylate
(MMA)
Hazardous &
Illegal
Cure
Volatility
Adhesion
*MMA is stronger than natural nails. If a break occurs, the natural nail can be severely injured or torn off.
**This “shredding” accounts for much of the damage associated with MMA usage on nails. Unfortunately, techs
trained on MMA may continue filing the nail down too aggressively after they change over to legitimate products, not
know that itʼs no longer necessary. This highlights the importance of product education.
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