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What product will be used
at your school?
After studying most esthetic product lines, and
in discussion with our very knowledgeable
consultants as well as instructors, we decided to
use three very fine lines in the skin care industry: Bioelements,
U.S. - Visual Changes U.S. and Gala from Quebec.
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| Q. |
If I take the 300 Hour Basic Program,
get licensed, will I continue on with the advanced
portion program?
Yes, however, because of open enroLlment it may not
be exactly at 300 hours that you will be finished
with the hours required for each subject. The
only time in the school year that the basic program
is begun and continued without advanced material, is
from June through August and January through March.
The advanced subjects can be continued in September
and April.
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| Q. |
Can I attend both Esthetics and Electrolysis
programs at the same time?
Yes, provided that you do not need financial Aid for
both programs. The department of Education
requires that one program be completed before the
other can qualify for financial aid. One could
have financial aid for one program and private pay
for the other and do both on a part time basis
simultaneously. If financial aid is required
for both programs then completion of one program
before another can begin is the rule.
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| Q. |
What are the differences between the 300
and 600
Hour Program?
The 300 hour program is based on the licensing
requirements in Massachusetts and concentrates on facials, waxing and
makeup. The 600 hour Program is based on more
advanced procedures in addition to the basic
subjects they include:
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Laser Technology - IPL |
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Microdermabrasion |
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Photo Rejuvenation |
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Ultrasound Facials |
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Chemical and Glycolic Peels |
Most states have a requirement of 600
hours or more.
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