Facial Skin Care

The program focuses on broad, transferable skills and stresses understanding and the ability to demonstrate the elements of planning, management, and finance essential in the cosmetology industry alongside the technical and production skills underlying such principles as labor, community, health, safety, and environmental issues.

The program includes 150 clock hours of classroom (theory/didactic) instruction and 150 clock hours of instruction in a clinical setting (lab applications). The latter includes 90 clock hours of facial services. All the services will be performed by the student in the school installations with real patients that come to us, this service is regulated by Chapter 477 of the Florida Statutes and Rule 61G5 of the Florida Administrative Code. The services involving manipulation (massage) of a client’s face by hands-on or electrical techniques. The services performed by the student include techniques involving skin care and hair removal.

Upon successful completion of 315 clock hours of instruction designed to meet the learning objectives set forth in Rules 61G5-22.004(2), 61G5-22.005(2), and 61G522.006(2), FAC, and the completion of 40 clock hours of facial services, The student will obtain a diploma in the specialty of facials.