Skincare training is vital if you want to pursue skin care seriously.
Your local college should offer ITEc or VTCT in beauty therapy,or there is a seperate module for facial treatments.
All course wether undertaken IMO should be over a period of time,and over several months.
However if funds and resources are limited...then i would wait tbh to when you have the funds...
Skincare is an immense subject,there is alot of anatomy and physiology to learn,so many skin types and conditions to look at when retailing different products and the APPROPRIATE products for your clientele,adapted to thier specific needs and concerns.
Once learning skin care its addictive...like nails and nail care...its always a learning process,you can never stop learning
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Only then once you have completed your basic learning from your nationally recognised qualification...and i say basic,because it gives you the "grounding"....you can then and only then go on to train with a specific skin care salon brand.
This should apply to reputable brands that offer facial and or body treatments.
However if you only want to retail products....i still think some sort of training is advisable...wether it be body or face.:green:
