As beauticians, we need to be very careful about hygiene. Before and after the procedure, we should wash our hands and not use unsterilized instruments. If possible, we should use disposable materials and keep our work area clean. We must also record our customers’ health information and protect their privacy.

Skin types are divided into four groups: normal, oily, dry and combination. Normal skin usually does not require any special care, while mattifying products are recommended for oily skin, moisturizing for dry skin and balancing products for combination skin. The brands and types of these products may vary from person to person, so consulting with an expert is recommended.

Permanent make-up is a technique applied especially in the eyebrows, eyes and lips. In this technique, a special dye is injected under the skin. This paint provides a long-lasting effect, although it will lighten over time. Permanent makeup application requires special training and should only be done by a professional esthetician.

Manicure is hand and nail care, pedicure is foot and nail care. Both applications should be done regularly. It is usually recommended to do it every two weeks, but the frequency may vary depending on the rapid growth of the nails.

Various levels of programs are available for hairdressing training. Training at the most basic levels can take up to 6 months, while training at advanced levels can take 2-3 years. Educational programs differ by school type and country. Generally, you must be at least a high school graduate and demonstrate healthy dexterity.