training Bridging the gap
Eyebrow Embroidery is a standalone treatment created to bridge the gap between clients having to ‘fill in’ brows on a daily basis with cosmetics and without commitment to semi-permanent make-up.
“It is perceived as a beauty treatment and not a semi-permanent make-up procedure,” explains Victoria Scudamore, Director of Eyebrow Embroidery. “This is because it does not penetrate as deep into the skin as conventional semi- permanent make-up, no machines are used, it is effectively done ‘by hand’ therefore a level of artistry and flow of the natural hand is required.”
Eyebrow Embroidery training takes place at the brand’s academy in North Wales. Delivered to the highest standards, the experienced industry trainers will teach you all the practical and theoretical aspects of the technique. The training consists of two variations of Eyebrow Embroidery: the temporary course will teach you how to apply the temporary Embroidery treatment, which lasts for around two to four months, whilst the classic course will show you how to apply a more permanent treatment that lasts for up to 18 months.
• Eyebrow Embroidery: 07540 870 951 Lift those lashes
With Elleebana One Shot Lash Lift, you can offer your customers luscious lifted lashes in the blink of an eye!
Never stop learning
Cuccio have developed an innovative new range of accredited nail courses to suit everyone’s needs, from beginners through to advanced technicians.
New online educational resource
Salon System has launched an educational resource section within their new website.
Designed to be both fun and informative, the free resource section encompasses Q&As, step-by-steps, videos, marketing material and a full product catalogue across Salon System’s three core categories: lashes, nails and wax. The wide variety of content has been selected to appeal to both qualified and newly qualified therapists.
Kathy Holroyd, Marketing Director at Salon System told us: “The resource section is the perfect tool for developing and updating your skills, as well as receiving business support and beneficial industry insights. Salon System value training and development, and this new section reinforces the importance of education within the professional beauty arena and has made it easily accessible to both training and qualified beauty professionals.”
Beauty professionals can sign up to create an account to access the new resource section website at
www.salonsystem.com
“Cuccio is growing at an extremely fast rate with many new products being developed in order to stay ahead in the industry,” explains Steven Rhys Wells, Cuccio’s Creative Director. “With the educational program, we are reaching out to new and existing technicians to do the same, as we believe that self-education and development is paramount to any technician or business that wants to stay at the top of their game; after all we never stop learning.”
A host of training options are now available, including pre-tailored courses for the more advanced technician delivered in one-to-one workshops. Taught by certified educators, courses take place across the UK in Alan Howard and Salon Connection training rooms in addition to selected satellite centres in Lancashire, Bedfordshire, Weston-Super-Mare, South Wales, Leicester and Leeds. In addition, students can receive ongoing technical support throughout their educational journey provided by the team at Cuccio’s Head Office.
• Cuccio Europe: 0115 975 3656
The course takes place at the Beauty Training Barn, which is situated next door to Adam and Eve Wax’s headquarters in Hertfordshire. Training will cover such topics as an introduction to all the products within the One Shot Lash Lift Kit, health and safety, contraindications, correct procedures and applications, client maintenance and aftercare advice. On the day, you’ll also find out more about the Belmacil lash tint range, which acts as the ideal complement to the Elleebana One Shot Lash Lift treatment.
Training is taught in small class numbers and the course is ABT accredited.
• Beauty Training Barn: 01462 790 900
Boost your career
Crazy Angel’s Habia Accredited Professional Spray Tanning Training courses are available throughout the UK and offer you the opportunity to learn a new skill, increase income and build a successful business.
In addition to the practical techniques required to achieve a flawless tan, the extensive one-day course covers; the professional and retail ranges, the science behind the brand and the importance of tan preparation and aftercare.
“Providing you with the skills and knowledge that you require to build client confidence, this course teaches best business practice,” say the brand. “In addition to adhering to the health and safety guidelines and contraindications, Crazy Angel will ensure that you are qualified to provide the best treatment for each client.”
• Crazy Angel: 0845 180 1241
University students gain industry insight to support cancer care
A partnership between the University of Warwick and the FHT has supported medical students to understand and consider the use of complementary and wellbeing treatments as part of modern cancer care.
The two organisations teamed up to devise student lectures and workshops at the university, in a bid to identify and encourage better relationships between medics and therapists. It is hoped that the partnership will work to enable patients to get the highest level of care and widest range of suitable treatments during their cancer care and rehabilitation.
The first test pilot lecture has already been delivered, with the FHT experts focussing on rehabilitation and treatment techniques for post-surgery issues, with supporting demonstrations from therapists. A wide range of therapies were demonstrated including acupuncture, massage, reflexology and craniosacral therapy.
“Events and opportunities like these are so important to break down stigmas and ensure that the patient is at the heart
of all cancer and post-surgery care,” commented Jennifer Wayte of the FHT. “Therapists have a lot to offer when it comes to overall patient wellbeing and comfort and it is important that those benefits are recognised.”
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