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Course Content Theory & Skin Anatomy: Understanding the structure of the skin Benefits and contraindications of dermaplaning Differences between various skin types and conditions Tools & Products: Selection and sterilization of dermaplaning tools Overview of skincare products to use before and after the treatment Safety and hygiene protocols Dermaplaning Techniques: Step-by-step guide to performing a dermaplaning treatment Proper blade handling and angling techniques Managing different skin types and sensitivities Practical Training: Hands-on practice on models under instructor supervision Managing client expectations and ensuring comfort Post-treatment care and follow-up advice for clients Business & Client Management: Conducting client consultations and obtaining consent Marketing dermaplaning services Setting prices and managing appointments Benefits of Dermaplaning: Easier application of cosmetics Removal of peach fuzz Clearer pores Improved skin tone More youthful appearance Course Structure: Skin types and layers of skin Client consultation and record keeping Skin analysis Step-by-step demonstration of the dermaplaning facial routine Cleanse, tone, exfoliation, and moisturising routine Aftercare guidance Contraindications Written assessment Includes training manual, theory, practical session, and assessment Course Requirements: Recommended for therapists who already hold a facial qualification and wish to add dermaplaning to their treatment list. However, if you are new to the industry and lack experience with facials, we can arrange for you to complete facial training alongside the dermaplaning course. This ensures you have a comprehensive understanding of the face and skin before performing this treatment. Cost of Kit: £99 What to Wear: A beauty uniform or tunic is ideal. Alternatively, wear black, smart, and clean clothing suitable for learning. Shoes must be closed-toe, hair must be tied back, and no valuables or jewellery. IPHM Accredited