COSMETIC FACIAL ACUPUNTURE COURSE £1500.00 + VAT Cosmetic Facial Acupuncture Course3 day accredited course FOR MORE INFORMATION AND COURSE DATES PLEASE CONTACT US AT aestheticscheshire@gmail.com This fantastic course is available for therapists who hold an NVQ3 Beauty General Route qualification or equivalent. Our 3 day course is fully accredited and insured by the FHT Facial Acupuncture provides skin rejuventation and restores balance and energises the body, enhancing a persons health by stimulating the body’s natural healing system so slowing down the ageing process The treatment involves inserting tiny intradermal needles just below the surface of the skin along wrinkles to stimulate the production of collagen This needle insertion naturally stimulates the body to produce healing responses and the fibroblasts in the skin then start a reaction whereby new collagen and elastin is created to provide regeneration of the skin. Facial Acupuncture also stimulates the energy flow in the body leaving the skin looking toned, refreshed with wrinkles, jowls, cheeks, crows feet and eye bags looking smoothed. Treatment areas:- Acne Crows feet Dark circles under eyes Double chin Dropping eyelids Dry skin Eye bags Jowls Large pores Pigmentation problems Poor complexion Puffiness Scars Smokers lines around mouth Wrinkles on face and neck

MODELS NEEDED THIS WEEK MONDAY MICROBLADING BROWS X7 AT 10:30 X3 AT 1PM TUESDAY OMBRE X3 WEDS - EYE AND LIP LINER X3 £10 TO COVER COST OF PRODUCTS. CANNOT HAVE TREATMENT IF PREGNANT OR BREAST FEEDING.

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Had a great day training at the Royal College of Physicians, London with Vicki, Steve and Rachel learning more PDO Thread techniques

MODELS NEEDED FOR SCLEROTHERAPY ( THREAD VEIN/ SPIDER VEIN REMOVAL ) 18TH APRIL. £50 TO COVER COST APPOINTMENTS FROM 10:30 - 6:30 What is sclerotherapy? Sclerotherapy is an injection procedure to treat thread veins. The procedure involves injection of a sterile solution (called a sclerosing solution) into the small veins using a very fine needle. This solution irritates the vein lining causing it to eventually disappear. What are thead veins? Thread veins are most common in women in the age groups 30-50. They may occur during hormone fluctuations of pregnancy and menopause . Thread veins look like a network of small veins. These pink and purple veins usually appear in a lattice pattern and are completely harmless.

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MODELS NEEDED THIS WEEK SAT 7TH LASH AND BROW TINT AND SHAPE - NO EYE CONTACTS X2 AT 1:30 X2 AT 3:30 MONDAY 9TH MICROBLADING BROW X3 AT 10:30 X4 AT 1PM TUESDAY 10TH OMBRE X3 AT 1PM WEDS 11TH EYE AND LIP LINER AND LIP BLUSH X1 AT 1PM. £10 PER TREATMENT TO COVER COST OF PRODUCTS. CANNOT HAVE TREATMENT IF PREGNANT OR BREAST FEEDING.

WANTING TO START A CAREER IN MICROBLADING?? BRIDGING INTO MICROBLADING & SPMU COURSE NOW AVAILABLE This course is designed to provide the pre-requisites to attend our Microblading and SPMU courses. It is designed for people who want to start a career in Microblading or SPMU but who do not have the pre-requisite brow treatment qualification. The course is run on the Saturday prior to the Microblading course and covers the following Lash Tinting, Brow Tinting, Brow Waxing & Shaping and Brow Mapping KIT included with course 3 tints – brown, black, blue/black Peroxide Orange stick 2 x mixing dishes 2 x brushes 1 x tweezers

💉💉BOTULINUM TOXIN AND DERMAL FILLER COURSES NOW AVAILABLE 💉💉 🔸️This course is designed for people who want to introduce wrinkle reducing treatments (Botulinum Toxin) and Dermal fillers into their centre. 🔸️You will be required to complete our Phlebotomy course as a pre-requisite of the insurance company and a first aid course covering anaphylaxis. 🔸️PLEASE NOTE THAT UNLESS YOU ARE A NURSE PRESCRIBER OR A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL YOU WILL BE REQUIRED BY LAW TO HAVE A PRESCRIBER LINKED TO YOUR CENTRE TO PRESCRIBE THE BOTULINUM FOR CLIENTS 🔸️Who can attend this course? Acupuncturists, Beauty Therapists with Level 3, Body Piercers, Dentists, Dental Nurses, Dental Hygienists, Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics, Pharmacists, Phlebotomists, Semi Permanent Make-up Practitioners, Tattoo Artists. If you feel that you may be eligible and your profession isn’t listed here – please contact us. Aestheticscheshire@gmail.com Advancedaestheticstraining.co.uk

WHY TO MASSAGE YOUR FACE EVERY DAY We all know that good skincare regime is important if you want to keep your face looking as young and beautiful as possible, but in addition to the products you use, you should also be thinking about how a massage a day could improve not only your appearance but also your overall health. In an article for Nylon, Jenna Igneri explored the concept of daily facial massages and learned how to perform one on herself, as well as how it can help. She visited Brooklyn Herborium in the US to find out more, and discovered that a thorough facial massage can aid everything from your circulation to your digestion. The idea is that you work on specific energetic points on your face, which in turn send “positive messages” to your internal body systems. As well as encouraging general good health, it also “helps the lymphatic system flush toxins out of the facial tissues, which improves the appearance of saggy or puffy skin”, she explained Master aesthetician Emma Graves talked Ms Igneri through the process, which can be performed simply using your fingertips. However, she added that you can introduce other elements to your routine, such as by using your favourite face cream, moisturiser or oil mixed with water to enhance the experience. Of course, not all of us would feel comfortable with this – and some of us might need more of a pick-me-up if we’ve not always had a good skincare routine. But that’s where Hifu facelifts can come in, to make your skin look fresher and younger and to give you the boost you need. Another cosmetic procedure trend to watch this year includes what’s being called prejuvenation – which means having preemptive anti-ageing procedures to prevent the need for more invasive options later in life.

WHAT IS A VAMPIRE FACIAL? PRP (platelet rich plasma) facials are all the rage, with many women turning to this technology in order to improve their skin. There is a large amount of growth hormone in your blood plasma, which can help to rejuvenate the skin. How do you get hold of the blood plasma you may ask? Well from your own blood of course. People who are used to donating blood will be aware that their donated blood can be used as it is or the plasma can be separated off, which actually has some of its own uses in different treatments. So, to get this facial, your cosmetic surgeon will have to take a sample of your blood, and then will place this in a centrifuge to separate your platelets and plasma. This plasma will then be injected into the skin on your face, which can be numbed with an anaesthetic cream. There are some side effects that can be caused by the procedure, such as bruising and swelling. You may need to take the following day off to let this go down (as this journalist discovered), and this can be helped along with using moisturising creams and ice. There can be come pain and itching with the recovery process but these can be managed with antihistamine and painkillers. If you want to have a vampire facial then you will need to find a qualified practitioner to do it, as due to the blood extraction and injection, this requires some specific skills.