Necessary Aptitude for a Beautician. PART-1

As a Beautician, one has a whole range of specialisations to choose from: beauty thesesy, hair styling, make-up, massage, facials, manicure, pedicure, electrolysis, herbal beautycare, etc. There are other closely related jobs like those of a beauty lab assistant, health club instructor, cosmetic sales person, consultant, yoga and nature cure practitioner, etc. Apart from being trained to provide manicure, pedicure (care of feet, toes and nails) and scalp and facial treatments, Cosmetologists even draw make- up and diet charts to suits individual requirements. Hairstylisjs, besides trimming, colouring, setting and straightening hair, also educate their clients about the latest hair styles and hair treatment techniques. Further, one might also study reflexology (the art of foot massage by providing impact on pressure points), or work as an aesthetician whose work consists primarily of body-treatment, extensive massages, facials, etc., to cleanse and beautify skin. Another favourite options is to excel as a manicurist who treats and accenture the health of nails, offer nail extensions and pedicures. Hairdressing includes hair cutting and styling as well as treatment for the hair and scalp. Haireressers use various techniques to make hair look healthy and attractive and are required to know about the care and application of various hair styling gels, hair-colours, hair-pieces, wigs and other hair-accessories. They advise client on suitable hair styles based on one's personality and need, as well as care and maintenance of hair.