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Esthetics
New York State Approved 600 Hour Program 

Scope of curriculum:
Educational requirements for estheticians shall include the following subjects and the hours assigned to each:


We use Dermalogica products in our Student Clinic
and Physiodermie products in our spa.

 

Scope of curriculum- click topic for details Hours
(0) Orientation 4
(1) Safety and Health 8
(2) Bacteriology 18
(3) Anatomy, Physiology, and Nutrition 25
(4) Structure and Functions of the Skin 12
(5) Superfluous Hair - WAXING 24
(6) Chemistry 3
(7) Chemistry as Applied to Cosmetics 21
(8) Electricity and Machines 18
(9) Facial Treatments 225
(10) Body Procedures (No Machines) 48
(11) Make-Up Techniques 84
(12) Business Practices 50
(13) Job Skills 6
(14) Introduction to Paramedical Esthetics 18
  Unassigned 36
  Total 600
   

 

 

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INCLUDES STATE BOARD REVIEW

(a) Scope of curriculum
Scope of curriculum. Educational requirements for estheticians shall include the following subjects and the hours assigned to each:


ORIENTATION—4 HOURS

School Rules and Regulations
History of Esthetics
The Role of the Esthetician
Qualities of the Professional Esthetician
Code of Ethics

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SAFETY AND HEALTH—8 HOURS
Local, State, Federal Safety Codes
Salon/Clinic Rules and Regulations
General Salon/Clinic Safety
First Aid
Hazardous Materials Communications(HAZMAT)

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BACTERIOLOGY—18 HOURS
Types and Classification
Bacterial Growth and Reproduction
Bacterial Infections and Their Prevention
Immunity and Body Defenses
Methods of Infection Control
Physical and Chemical Agents

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ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND NUTRITION—25 HOURS
Cells, Tissues, and Organs
Body Systems
Importance of Water
Nutrition for Healthy Skin and Longevity

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STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE SKIN—12 HOURS
Physiology and Histology of the Skin
Structure and Functions of the Skin
Appendages—Hair Structure and Functions With
Relation to Esthetics (Nails, Sebaceous Glands, and Sweat Glands)


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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR—24 HOURS
Theoretical Overview of Permanent Methods (Electrolysis, Thermolysis, Blend)
Temporary Methods of Hair Removal: Manual Tweezing, Depilatory Lotion,
and Waxing (Strip and Non-strip)
Bleaching of the Hair

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CHEMISTRY—3 HOURS
Chemistry and Matter As Related to Esthetics; Chemical Reactions and
Solutions/Elements, Compounds and Mixtures/Biochemistry
The pH Scale

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CHEMISTRY AS APPLIED TO COSMETICS—21 HOURS
Cosmetics
Skin Care Products
Massage Creams and Oils, Ampoules, and Scrubs
New Technologies
FDA Laws Governing Cosmetics and Cosmetic Safety

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ELECTRICITY AND MACHINES—18 HOURS
Electricity and Its Effects on the Skin
Galvanic Current for Iontophoresis or Disincrustation
High Frequency Current
Use of: Magnifying Lamp and Wood's Lamp, Brushing Machine, Spray
Machine and Suction Machine, Vaporizer and Pulverizador, Hot Towel
Cabinet
Paraffin Unit
Electric Mittens, Booties, and Face Mask
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FACIAL TREATMENTS—225 HOURS
Client Preparation
Skin Analysis and Consultation
Skin Cleansing
Skin Massage
Skin Types
Skin Conditions and Disorders
Facial Procedures
Mask Therapy
Exfoliation Techniques
Aromatherapy
Facial Treatments With or Without Machines
Overview of Aroma therapy and Manual Lymphatic
Drainage for the Face and Neck
Product Recommendation

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BODY PROCEDURES (NO MACHINES)—48 HOURS
Body Exfoliation (Wet and Dry)
Back Treatments
Use of Various Products to Enhance the Appearance of the Skin: Seaweed,
Salt, Paraffin, Mud, Ampoules, Creams, etc.
Discussion for Further Training Required for Advanced Body Techniques
such as Aromatherapy, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Water Therapies

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MAKE-UP TECHNIQUES—84 HOURS
Color Analysis
Morphology of the Face
Product Knowledge, Chemistry, and Related Composition
Eyebrow Contouring
Make-Up Application
Corrections and Contouring
False Eyelashes
Eyelash and Eyebrow Tinting
Further Training Required for Advanced Techniques

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BUSINESS PRACTICES—50 HOURS
Business Operation
Site Planning and Design
Accounting, Inventory, and Sales Tax
Payroll Regulations
Ethics and Professional Conduct
Communication Skills
Retailing Techniques
Marketing (Advertising, Retailing, and Promotion)
Customer Relations

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JOB SKILLS—6 HOURS
Resume
Interviews
Letter Writing
Licensing Regulations
Job Attitudes
Professional Organizations
Continuing Education
Industry Trade Shows, Magazines, etc.
Career Opportunities
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INTRODUCTION TO PARAMEDICAL ESTHETICS 18—HOURS
Overview of Dermatological Procedures
Topical and Oral Medications
Insight Into Plastic Surgery
Pre- and Post-Operative Care
Camouflage Therapy
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