training Tiered training


With a focus on technique, health and hygiene practises, client care and quality management, TG IndelibeLiner tiered training courses are designed to provide you with a thorough and rounded Permanent Make-Up education whilst upholding industry standards to ensure that even as a beginner, you enter the industry at a well-regarded level.


TG IndelibeLiner training courses are taught by the Tracie Giles IndelibeLiner Training Team from a dedicated Heathrow-based Permanent Make-Up facility. As well as a spacious upper floor training studio, with state-of-the-art Permanent Make-Up facilities, the Training Academy also has a meeting room, an additional treatment room and a break area with refreshment facilities.


• Tracie Giles: 0207 584 1005 New education programme Sweet Squared is preparing to roll out a brand new education programme over the coming month.


The update to S2’s award-winning education will see the distributors of CND™, Lecenté™, Waxperts® and MoroccanTan®move forward to a more comprehensive training menu that will include both formal and relaxed courses in the form of certified classes and workshops across all brands.


With over 55 Sweet Squared Education Ambassadors located across the UK and ROI, the new education programme will launch in new areas including Aberdeen, Isle of Man, the Wirral, Newcastle upon Tyne, Nottingham and Belfast to name a few.


“S2’s 10th anniversary was the perfect time to modernise and reconstruct our education offerings. You will find exciting new nail art classes harnessing the power of the latest trends, advanced and specialised waxing education, a new business and retail seminar and also workshop and playdate events both in the classroom and online!” explains Sweet Squared Lead EA, Fee Wallace.


• Sweet Squared: my.sweetsquared.com


Stateside training


Students of the Tricoci University of Beauty Culture, in Chicago, had a chance to meet with Lydia Sarfati, CEO and Founder of Repêchage, for an all-day seminar where she provided a lecture and answered questions.


Sarfati began her visit with a presentation on Repêchage, the company she founded over 35 years ago, and the various product lines she has developed over the years. Sarfati continued with the importance of seaweed in skin care and why it’s become the foundation of all Repêchage products.


Students were then told the importance of on- going education in their careers, with continuous training being one of the cornerstones of Sarfati’s method. After the presentation by Sarfati, students were supervised on their technique and given the opportunity to ask Sarfati specific questions about skin care treatments, the beauty industry and how to stay at the top of your game in a growing field.


Lydia Sarfati with students of Tricoci University of Beauty Culture – Chicago NW Campus


Trainer day success


Salon System organised for RefectoCil brand manager, Marina Sulzer to meet their educators from around the UK at Training Solutions, recently.


Marina came in to present and train the educators in the entire range including its selection of sensitive tints and creative colour options.


Marina told GN: “Getting up close and personal with educators is the ideal way to share our philosophy and brand ethos. RefectoCil has so many unique elements so education is key to helping promote the brand to beauty therapists. This was the ideal opportunity to help spread the word of our custom colour and tinting experience.”


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