Do I need a Beauty Therapist?

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We don’t NEED a lot of things in life - and we could very well do without them.
Also - many people think.. “I’ve gone this long without it.. Why should I use it now?”
I’m not going to demand everyone invests in our industry and tell you that a beauty therapist is something you can’t live without.. It’s simply a matter of personal preference.
Instead I’m going to tell you a few things that beauty therapists can do that you, yourself may not be able to. (Things we are trained specifically at Beauty School to do for you as the client.)
And a few common reasons that I have personally come across why people do like to have a beauty therapist.
If you are looking at Beauty Schools to enter for a career, this is is a good introduction to what you can achieve.

20 Reasons to consult a Beauty School Trained Therapist

  1. Custom Facials that are tailored to your skin with the right products for your skin type.
  2. Facials that include a specific treatment for your skin condition (eg. acne, aging.)
  3. Special exfoliating facial treatments that remove dead skin cells and make the skin look radiant.
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  5. Micro dermabrasion is a treatment that you cannot do at home.
  6. Electrolysis (permanent hair removal.)
  7. Ear piercing.
  8. Full body scrubs, with special formulas that will not harm the skin like some shop exfoliants, but will also give a radiant look to the skin and remove dead skin cells.
  9. Body wraps that aim to cleanse and detox your skin while giving it essential minerals at the same time. They also take inches off your total body measurements.
  10. A professional relaxation massage.. No massage is as good as a professional one!
  11. Treatments that help you lose weight.
  12. Professional tan.. Sure you can do it yourself.. But how even??
  13. Waxing!!! Professional waxing is the best, when you go to a Beauty Therapist for waxing, you know that they have a full knowledge of the subject, home waxing packs can be so hard and temperamental.. You may even harm yourself doing it when you’re not qualified.
  14. Professional make-up is great for weddings or special events like graduations or just a big night out!
  15. Manicures!!! Professional manicures are good because they focus on relaxing the strain on your hand muscles while giving your cuticles a much needed look after.. (And who can paint your nails better than a Beauty Therapist?? I know I’m hopeless at doing my own but other peoples are no problem!)
  16. Pedicures are good because you never really think to do much for your feet.. They are relaxing and stimulating.. Your feet just look fabulous after a pedicure! (Painting toenails yourself is even harder!!!)
  17. Acrylic or gel nails are something a Beauty therapist is best at.
  18. Removal of capillaries.. You know those really annoying little red veins you can get on your cheeks etc? They can be removed at some Beauty Salons!
  19. Lash and brow tinting, and eye lash extensions and curling! These aren’t things you should try at home!
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  21. Men can have treatments too - No one will look down on the modern man who goes to a Beauty Therapist!! In this modern world, it is becoming increasingly accepted for males to have treatments such as waxing, manicures and pedicures, massages and even facials.
  22. One of the best gifts is a gift voucher for a Beauty Salon treatment.. It’s something most people love because they don’t have the time or money to do it for themselves.. This way, they get a taste of the relaxation and comfort that comes from having a Beauty Therapist.

30 Common reasons to visit a Beauty Therapist

  1. No time to shave or wax at home.
  2. Lack of knowledge of how to shave or wax at home.
  3. Too many cuts from razors while shaving.
  4. Reactions from shaving.
  5. Hard-to-reach hairy areas.. (eg. back of legs, bikini line.)
  6. To get professional advice on how to look after freshly waxed skin.
  7. To get a professional perspective on the best thing to for that individual person.
  8. To receive a relaxing facial, massage etc. treatment.
  9. To get a personalized skin diagnosis to tell you which products are suited for their skin.
  10. To relieve tension with a massage in a tense and/or hard-to-reach spot.. (eg. back, shoulders.)
  11. To get nails (hands or feet) tidied and looked after due to lack of time or ability to do it yourself.
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  13. To get a professional make-up job for a special occasion.
  14. To get lashes and brows tinted.
  15. To get lashes curled and/or extended.
  16. Because it’s quick and easy.
  17. So that you don’t have to do it yourself.
  18. As a gift someone has given to them.
  19. To look extra special for a special occasion.
  20. To surprise someone with a new look.
  21. To feel good about themselves.
  22. To get a professional tan.
  23. To get permanent hair removal.
  24. To be treated for a specific skin condition.. (eg. dry, oily skin, acne, wrinkles.)
  25. To get acrylic or gel nails.
  26. To get a full body scrub to remove any dead skin cells and revitalize the skin.
  27. To get safe ear piercing.
  28. To get permanent make-up applied.
  29. To try something new.
  30. Knowledge that you can trust the Beauty Therapist to do what’s best for YOU.
  31. Just to feel pampered!

Beauty And Mythology

Ever since the beginning of time, people have always been fascinated with loveliness. It may be the cause of their greatest joy or of their greatest disappointment, as with the case of Adam and Eve at the time of creation. Poets and singers have sung homages to man’s fascination with beauty and sometimes the ancient civilizations celebrated beautiful things, not unlike the normal beauty contests that bring together the most beautiful women across the world usually once a year.

Beauty is really a concept that’s difficult to define but is comprehended by every one. For example, we may find it difficult to express ourselves when asked what is beautiful to us. However , if we are requested to indicate a beautiful woman from a group, men can do it without too much hassle. As the saying goes, when it comes to great beauty, we know it when we see it.

In ancient times, people were so enamored with the concept of beauty that they actually deified beauty by identifying and worshipping female goddesses.

Aphrodite is goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology. Her legend says that she was born of the sea foam (“foam-arisen”) after a monumental crash between the titan Cronus and the god Uranus. According to writings, Cronus cut off the genitals of Uranus and cast these into the sea, “and white foam arose from immortal flesh; with it a girl grew.”

Freya is the goddess of fertility as well as of love, sex, war, beauty, prophecies and attraction in Norse mythology. Like the modern-day woman, Freya was crazy about jewelry. She named her daughter “Hnoss,” meaning “jewel”.

Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, light, wisdom and fortune, as well as (secondarily) luck, beauty and fertility in Hindu mythology. She was the deity who conformed the least to our conventional view of beauty. Lakshmi is often portrayed as a fair lady with four arms who sat on a lotus and projected a benign countenance.

Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, is the most well known of the goddesses of beauty. When painting and sculpture was the prime factor of the Renaissance time in Europe, Venus was the most popular subject among painters and sculptors, what individuals often portrayed her in the nude.

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