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NOTE: This curriculum exceeds the National Standard of the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals www.spcp.org the largest non profit organization for this industry which also sets the standard in state regulations. They ARE the world wide leaders, promoting education, ethics and education in this field. The trainersmembership must abide by the trainer guidelines and stay current in education and safety. Beware of oraganizations with similar sounding names. They are not the SPCP. Please do your research!
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PART I
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Introduction |
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History |
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Benefits, and limitations |
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Introduction to different types of equipment, pros and cons about each |
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Needle sizes and groupings |
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Practice with different types of tools (coil and hand tools) and needles |
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Intro to the rotary, set up, parts, maintenance of and practice with synthetic skin |
PART II
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Sterilization and sanitation procedures |
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Autoclave procedure/spore testing |
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State law and OSHA regulations regarding tattooists |
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Anatomy of the eye and skin |
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Skin diseases, disorders, and medical conditions to be aware of and avoid |
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Reviewing health history, client’s informed consent |
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Test on sterilization, sanitation, and blood borne pathogens |
PART III
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Color Theory |
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Primary, secondary and tertiary colors |
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Learn to mix and change colors |
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Different pigment manufacturers, ingredients, MSD sheets |
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Determine client’s undertone |
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Five ways to select the right colors to harmonize with the skin tone |
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Blue lip factor |
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Fade out, residual changes over time |
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Color correction |
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Color theory test |
PART IV
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Facial Morphology |
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Analyzing facial shapes and features |
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Practice on head forms |
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Practice holding and stretching eyelids |
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PART V
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How to set up simple systems in your clinic including forms and filing |
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Business and business law, including liability, insurance, and guidelines to becoming an independent contractor |
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Marketing and promotions that inexpensively bring clients to you |
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Procedures test |
PART VI
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Client consultation and evaluation |
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Chart notes |
Preparing models for procedures
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Use conventional makeup to review client expectations before procedure
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Pre-and post-care instructions
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Following your clients and touch-up visits
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See an actual client consultation by instructor and perform consultations with and without assistance
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Photographing models during consultation
Techniques and applications
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Patch testing and allergies
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Correct practitioner positioning and posture to ensure safe application
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Pigment acceptance
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Blending pigments
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Rules never to be broken
PART VII
Sharpen your skills with hands-on practice with live models including:
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Observe instructor’s application, reinforcing the knowledge gained in Sections I through VI
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You will complete 2 each of brows, upper and lower eyeliner and lip liner on actual client/models who are willing to let students work on them for a greatly reduced cost to them.
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Questions and answers, course evaluation, and receive certificate upon satisfactory test results and practical performance.
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