Days 1–2

Skin Science & Fundamentals

• ·Skin anatomy, physiology, and barrier function
• ·Identifying skin types — dry, oily, combination, and sensitive
• ·Common skin conditions — acne, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, and aging
• ·Product ingredients — how to read formulations and select active ingredients
• ·Sanitation, hygiene, and professional safety protocols

Homework: Study the skin type identification guide. Be prepared to assess skin types on volunteers at the start of Day 3.

Days 3–4

Facial Techniques

• ·Classic European facial — cleansing, toning, exfoliation, masking, and massage
• ·Extraction techniques — comedone extractors, lancets, and proper skin prep
• ·Facial massage techniques — manual lymphatic drainage and sculpting movements
• ·Practice full facial protocols on live models

Days 5–6

Chemical Peels

• ·Peel chemistry — AHAs (glycolic, lactic), BHAs (salicylic), TCA, and Jessner's
• ·Skin assessment for peel selection — Fitzpatrick typing and sensitivity testing
• ·Application techniques, timing, neutralization, and layering
• ·Hands-on practice — superficial and medium-depth peels on live models

Days 7–8

Device-Assisted Treatments

• ·Microcurrent — facial toning, lifting protocols, and electrode placement
• ·Radio frequency (RF) therapy — skin tightening and collagen stimulation
• ·LED therapy — red, blue, and near-infrared wavelengths and their applications
• ·Microdermabrasion — diamond-tip and crystal techniques
• ·Practice sessions combining devices with facial protocols

Days 9–10

Client Management & Examination

• ·Client consultation — intake forms, skin analysis, and treatment planning
• ·Home care recommendations — building custom skincare routines for clients
• ·Business development — pricing, booking systems, and building a client base
• ·Final practical examination covering all learned techniques
• ·Certificate presentation and career guidance