Students will learn the difference between sanitation, sterilization, and disinfection for implements and tools used to service clients for both skin and nail care. Students will have a basic understanding of protecting clients and themselves from HIV/AIDS and other communicable diseases.

Students will learn about the importance of professionalism in the field of beauty. Students will learn how to conduct themselves and service clients in an ethical manner.

Students will learn about the various chemicals in products commonly and uncommonly used for client services. Students will learn to select products that best works for the service that will be performed on the client.

Student will learn to identify the best hair removal product to use for each client to have the requested outcome. Student will learn about various hair removal products and techniques.

Students will learn to apply makeup for basic looks on a client. Students will gain an understanding of how the various basic applications work as well as the color wheel.

Students will learn about foundations of skin and nails. Students will learn about diseases and disorders that can prevent a service to be performed on a client as a Full Specialist. Students will learn through theoretical and practical application to be able to apply the knowledge to service clients. Students will learn to complete basic services for nails and skin, along with some advanced services

Students will learn makeup applications for special occasions, makeup for runaway, fantasy looks, makeup for mature clients, and Avant Garde.

Students will learn about the basics of anatomy and physiology, understanding the muscles that are involved in services as a Full Specialist.

Students will learn the benefits of adding a facial massage in an esthetic service, the five types of massage movements used by estheticians, and discuss facial massage contraindications.