Advanced Esthetician Program

1200 Hour Esthetics
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Find Your Future with Esthetics at Blue Cliff

This 1200-hour program includes a solid foundation in the sciences related to Esthetics and the anatomy and physiology of the body with special emphasis on the head and neck. The importance of sanitation and skin analysis are stressed as the foundation for the practicing Esthetician. Hands on courses include, Basic Facials, Day and Night Makeup, Hair Growth and Removal, Aroma Therapy, Spa and Body Treatments, and International Spa to name a few.

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*All stats projected are from the 2016 Bureau of Labor Statistics for Esthetics. At Blue Cliff, our goal is to help all graduates find employment, however we specifically do not guarantee employment or wage levels.*

Find Your Future with Esthetics at Blue Cliff

This 1200 hour Esthetics program includes a solid foundation in the sciences related to Esthetics and the anatomy and physiology of the body with special emphasis on the head and neck. The importance of sanitation and skin analysis is stressed as the foundation for the practicing Esthetician. Hands on courses include, but are not limited to, Basic Facials, Day and Night Makeup, Hair Growth and Removal, Aroma Therapy, Spa and Body Treatments, and International Spa to name a few.

Learn by doing in our Esthetics Courses

Students begin with the basics for the beginning Esthetician, then moves in to intermediate skin care, advanced therapies, and ends with International Spa treatments and therapies. The student will learn the importance of health and nutrition as it relates to the body and mind.

After completing the 1200-hour program you will receive a diploma. This course prepares you to take the State Practical Exam (which is hands on) and the written exam. Both are required for you to obtain a license to practice Esthetics.

Proficiency Goals

Demonstrate proficiency and confidence in performing basic aesthetic techniques as well as select advanced procedures.
Gain a practical knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology relating to basic and select advanced esthetic procedures.
Gain practical knowledge of the structure and function of the human body system as it relates to basic and select advanced practices.
Understand indication and contraindications for basic and advanced esthetic procedures and the use of advanced skin care machines.
Show proficiency in the use of advanced exfoliating procedures and equipment.
Demonstrate advanced skill in applying make-up

Proficiency Goals Cont.

Gain an understanding of ethical and professional issues and client screening. Exhibit knowledge and skills in designing an effective treatment plan for the client’s skin condition.
Demonstrate knowledge and skill in adjunct techniques and methods. Introduction to Aromatherapy.
Gain an understanding of “Alternative” Practices and applications.
Communicate appropriately with other health professions. This includes client referrals out as well as support of post plastic surgery clients.
Manage facets of professional practice from legal/professional issues to marketing strategies.
Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with clients and prospective employers.
Demonstrate proficiency in basic and select advanced waxing techniques for the face and body.

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Blue Cliff strives to develop and maintain very strong relationships with local employers. Employers are looking to hire our students day to day! What are you waiting for?

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Esthetics Treatments

Basic Facial Treatments
Hair Growth and Removal
Night and Day Make-up
Aromatherapy
Men’s Facials
Spa and Body Treatments
Facial Massage
International Spa

What Classes Will You Take?

1200 Hour Curriculum

Advanced ingredient technology (18 Hours)
Analysis of the facial features & shapes (30 Hours)
Anatomy & physiology (112 Hours)
Anatomy of a facial (30 Hours)
Aromatherapy (20 Hours)
Basic Electricity (48 Hours)
Basic Facial Treatment (30 Hours)
Basic Shiatsu (35 Hours)
Body Mechanics including Thai Chi (19 Hours)
Bones, muscles & nerves of face & neck (41 Hours)
Charting (10 Hours)
Corrective makeup (108 Hours)

CPR / first aid (20 Hours)
Hair growth & removal (7 Hours)
Health & nutrition (40 Hours)
Histology & physiology of the skin (12 Hours)
HIV (30 Hours)
Holistic & alternative skin care (16 Hours)
Industry overview (30 Hours)
Infection control (5 Hours)
Integration of program theories* (60 Hours)
International spa (12 Hours)
Laws, rules & regulations (30 Hours)
Machines (20 Hours)
Marketing (30 Hours)
Massage (14 Hours)
Men’s Facials (90 Hours)
Night & day makeup (12 Hours)
Pharmacology for esthetics (24 Hours)
Product Knowledge & selection* (60 Hours)
Professional makeup & techniques (15 Hours)
Reflexology (17 Hours)
Sanitation, disinfection & bacteriology* (32 Hours)
Skin analysis* (6 Hours)
Skin care history & opportunities (18 Hours)
Skin types & treatments (60 Hours)
Spa & body treatments (60 Hours)
Supervised clinical practice (236 Hours)
Treatment room (6 Hours)
Your professional image* (4 Hours)
TOTAL CLOCK HOURS: 1200

When Will You Take Them?

Day Program: Hybrid

Schedule:

12 – 14 Months

Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM

Classes with an * may be taken out of sequence and ** any sequence after Massage I: Swedish Massage. All
schedules are subject to change without notice, and the latest schedules are enclosed with this catalog.
Curriculum & schedule is subject to change by the school. If curriculum objectives are met in a given modality
above, the balance of the hours may be attended in another course/module. All training hours earned and
measured only in clock hours.