Product Description

This title precisely matches the 2004 S/NVQ standards so you can be sure it provides the most up-to-date coverage of this qualification. It provides complete step-by-step routines and colour photographs for the key beauty procedures. It now covers hydrotherapy, spa treatments, and nail art.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #114654 in Books
• Published on: 2004-09-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 480 pages

Customer Reviews

A Practical Guide to Beauty Therapy for Level 2
This is an excellent book,and highly recommended. It has so much information, illustrations, photographs all in colour and indepth.It is so easy to read and to understand. It has small tips on every page, such as good practice or reminders.
All the students in the classes ask to borrow this book, it is so good.
This is my 2nd Janet Simms beauty therapy book.
This is only a small taster of what the book has got to offer.
It consists of 471 pages of:
Employment standards (legal and professional framework), Roles and responsibilities (develop and maintain your effectiveness at work), Health and safety (ensure your own actions reduce risks to health and safety), Reception (fulfil salon reception duties), Selling (promote additional products or services to clients), Facial massage and skin care (improve and maintain facial skin condition),Eyebrow and eyelash treatments (enhance the appearance of eyebrows and lashes), Make-up (provide make-up treatment), Depilatory waxing (remove hair using waxing techniques), Manicure and pedicure (provide manicure/pedicure treatment), Nail art (provide nail art service), Nail technology (extend and maintain nails), Ear piercing (pierce ears), Hydrotherapy and heat treatments (assist with spa treatments).

A practical guide to beginner Beauty Therapists
This book is ideal for theapists who are studying through correspondance. It gives simple step-by-step guidelines with basic explanations. The self-check questions after each section are straight forward. I would not recommend this book to therapists wanting in-depth knowledge and descriptive explanations as this book is practical and focuses more on beginners who are just starting out and need to know the very basic. Being a self-learner, I find the book to be helpful and the pictures useful. It is a wonderful starting book and im going to have fun putting what I have learnt from this book into practise.