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Beauty Practitioner - Knowledge Module

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About this book

The theory textbook for the QCTO Occupational Certificate: Beauty Practitioner (NQF Level 4, SAQA ID 121607, curriculum 514201-001-00-01). Eleven chapters covering the qualification's 112 credits. Chapters 1 to 6 teach the five knowledge modules and their twenty topics, worth 32 credits: cosmetic chemistry; the integumentary system — skin, nails and hair; anatomy and physiology for beauty practitioners; professional conduct, business enterprise, marketing and retail; salon premises, management and finance; and the salon business plan, health and safety and legal obligations. The curriculum carries no knowledge module for the treatments the practitioner actually performs — they appear only as applied knowledge inside the practical modules — so chapters 7 to 11 teach that knowledge in full: skin science and manual skincare treatments; eyelash and eyebrow tinting and eyebrow shaping; make-up colour, products and day, evening and bridal application; nail science and manicure and pedicure services; and temporary hair removal by waxing, sugaring and related methods. Every chapter carries worked examples, Check Your Understanding boxes and end-of-chapter review questions, and the curriculum's printed faults — a misprinted criterion code, six epidermal layers, criterion weights totalling 114 per cent — are corrected and the correction explained.

What is inside

  1. Chapter 1 — Cosmetic Chemistry
  2. PART A — SOLUTIONS, SUSPENSIONS AND EMULSIONS
  3. PART B — ACIDS, BASES, SALTS AND pH
  4. PART C — COSMETIC INGREDIENTS AND SUN PROTECTION
  5. Chapter 2 — The Integumentary System: Skin, Nails and Hair
  6. PART A — THE STRUCTURE OF THE SKIN, NAIL AND HAIR
  7. PART B — THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SKIN AND THE SKIN BARRIER
  8. PART C — AGEING, DEHYDRATION, HYPERPIGMENTATION, SENSITIVITY AND ACNE
  9. PART D — DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF THE SKIN, NAIL AND HAIR
  10. Chapter 3 — Anatomy and Physiology for Beauty Practitioners
  11. PART A — THE LANGUAGE OF ANATOMY
  12. PART B — THE MUSCULO-SKELETAL SYSTEM
  13. PART C — THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS: BLOOD AND LYMPH
  14. PART D — THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
  15. Chapter 4 — Professional Conduct, Business Enterprise, Marketing and Retail
  16. PART A — FORMS OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISE
  17. PART B — MARKETING IN THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY
  18. PART C — PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND ETHICS IN THE WORKPLACE
  19. PART D — RETAILING
  20. Chapter 5 — Salon Premises, Management and Finance
  21. PART A — PREMISES
  22. PART B — MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE
  23. PART C — PAYMENTS AND BANKING
  24. PART D — STOCK CONTROL
  25. Chapter 6 — The Salon Business Plan, Health and Safety and Legal Obligations
  26. PART A — A BUSINESS PLAN FOR STARTING AND MANAGING A BEAUTY SALON
  27. PART B — OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
  28. PART C — LEGAL BUSINESS OBLIGATIONS
  29. Chapter 7 — Skin Science and Manual Skincare Treatments
  30. PART A — THE FACE AND ITS SKIN
  31. PART B — A SAFE, HYGIENIC SERVICE
  32. PART C — THE CLIENT
  33. PART D — THE PRODUCTS: APPLIED COSMETIC SCIENCE
  34. PART E — THE TREATMENT
  35. Chapter 8 — Eyelash and Eyebrow Tinting and Eyebrow Shaping
  36. PART A — THE EYE AREA
  37. PART B — A SAFE, HYGIENIC SERVICE
  38. PART C — THE CLIENT
  39. PART D — EYELASH AND EYEBROW TINTING
  40. PART E — EYEBROW SHAPING
  41. Chapter 9 — Make-up: Colour, Products and Day, Evening and Bridal Application
  42. PART A — A SAFE AND HYGIENIC MAKE-UP SERVICE
  43. PART B — THE CLIENT
  44. PART C — THE FACE AND ITS COLOUR
  45. PART D — PRODUCTS AND TOOLS
  46. PART E — APPLICATION
  47. Chapter 10 — Nail Science and Manicure and Pedicure Services
  48. PART A — THE NAIL SERVICE AND THE NAIL
  49. PART B — A SAFE, HYGIENIC SERVICE
  50. PART C — THE CLIENT
  51. PART D — THE MANICURE
  52. PART E — THE PEDICURE
  53. Chapter 11 — Temporary Hair Removal: Waxing, Sugaring and Related Methods
  54. PART A — HAIR, HORMONES AND THE BODY
  55. PART B — A SAFE, HYGIENIC SERVICE
  56. PART C — THE CLIENT
  57. PART D — WAX, SUGAR AND THE SCIENCE OF THE PRODUCTS
  58. PART E — TECHNIQUE
  59. PART F — AFTER THE WAX

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