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The Facial and Skin Care program is designed to prepare students to become skin care specialists. As highly trained skin care specialists, the successful graduate will provide preventative care for the skin and offer treatments to keep the skin healthy and attractive. As the public interest grows, so do the opportunities for facials and skin care. The following are some of the opportunities for the successful graduate: spas, physician offices, salons, and sales of skin care or makeup products, as well as private practice.

Philosophy and Objectives

The philosophy of Florida Health Academy - Naples is to prepare students in the most professional and caring environment to deliver safe, relaxing and competent facials and skin care.

Admission Policy

All applicants must meet the following requirements:

• High School Diploma or G.E.D. and at least 18 years of age.
• Attend a personal interview.
• Submit a signed enrollment agreement with $175.00 registration fee.

Student may enroll up to and including the first day of class. The school does not guarantee job placement, but offers counseling and placement assistance upon successful completion of the program. There is no credit given for past training. A student waiting to apply for enrollment is permitted to attend one week of a program prior to enrollment.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition
$2,250.00

Registration Fee
$175.00 (applied towards tuition)

Books and Supplies
$325.00

Total
$2,750.00

The registration of $175.00 is due at the time of application. Cost of books and supplies is approximately $325.00. Tuition may be paid in full on or before the first day of class, or monthly. Balance is due before completion of the program.

Facial and Skin Care Schedule

The Cosmetology Board of Florida requires 260 hours of training.

Class Times
Evening: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Some Sat. 9 - 1 a.m.

Class Start Dates
For latest up to date class start dates, please call (239) 263-9391 or e-Mail fhanaplesinfo@aol.com for more information.

Facial and Skin Care Curriculum

• Professionalism - 8 Hours
Career opportunities, personal and professional hygiene, good human relations, attitude, and ethics.

• History - 4 Hours
Cosmetics and practices used by earlier cultures.

• Infection Control and HIV - 16 Hours
Bacteriology, skin conditions, lesions and disorders of the skin, removing blackheads and whiteheads.

• Anatomy and Physiology - 16 Hours
Cells, tissues, organs, circulatory system, muscle and skeletal system, and effects of the skin during skin treatments, structure, composition and function of the skin.

• Disorders of the Skin - 16 Hours
Dermatology, skin conditions, lesions and disorders of the skin removing blackheads and whiteheads.

• Ingredient and Product Analysis - 8 Hours
Chemistry, product forms and ingredients, labeling, cosmetic safety.

• Nutrition - 8 Hours
Nutrition and healthy skin, allergies, vitamins.

• Client Consultation - 8 Hours
Skin analysis and interviewing clients.

• Client Preparation - 8 Hours
Gathering a history and making a client feel comfortable.

• Skin Cleansing - 16 Hours
Draping, application and removal of cleansing creams.

• Techniques of Massage - 24 Hours
Types and procedures of massage for the face and neck.

• Mask Therapy - 8 Hours
Commercial and custom masks, wax treatments.

• Facial Treatments - 32 Hours
Towel and machine treatments, electricity, vapor and other apparatus for skin care.

• Hair Removal - 8 Hours
Electrolysis, tweezing, chemical depilatories, wax.

• Male Skin Grooming - 4 Hours
Facial needs and differences, products and regimens.

• Other Therapies - 16 Hours
Enemies of the skin, aromatherapy, herbs, plants, teas, flowers, fruits, advanced techniques.

• Makeup Techniques - 16 Hours
Color, theory, application of makeup.

• Florida Law - 4 Hours
Salon, school, licensing laws and fees.

• Clinical Practice - 40 Hours
Salon management, salesmanship and supervised clinical practice.

Text
Milady’s Standard Textbook and Workbook for Professional Estheticians.

Graduation Requirements

Upon completion of 260 hours with a GPA of 75% or higher, the school will issue a diploma to the successful graduate. Testing will be conducted frequently throughout the course. Students will be evaluated at mid-term and at the completion of the program, and will be given a copy of the final evaluation at the end of the program.

A Certificate of Competition is presented to the student who has:

1. Successfully competed all required programs.
2. Attended all classes.
3. Paid tuition in full.
4. Passed all final exams.
5. Complied with the rules and regulations.