The aim of this course is to enable learners to gain the necessary practical and theoretical skills and knowledge required to become a Nail Technician.

The practices of manicures and pedicures have been around since Ancient Egypt. Cleopatra and Queen Nefertiti were known to rub their hands in rich oils and stain their nails using henna. Over 5,000 years ago in India, henna was used as nail polish and long, beautifully shaped nails were popular many centuries ago in China. 18th century France saw the introduction of the still popular ‘French manicure’, designed to resemble natural nails with a pink base and white tips. Manicures and colouring nails arrived in the United States in the 1920s. The famous cinema stars of the 1930s popularized red nails. Artificial nails hit the market in the 1970s and 1980s

Manicures and pedicures for many are no longer considered an indulgence, but a weekly ritual for their confidence and self-esteem. Spa Managers, Owners, understand that hiring well trained Nail Technicians

• Related skin Anatomy & Physiology for arms and legs.
• Skin diseases and disorders
• Health and safety.
• Client care, communication and preparation.
• Client consultation for nail treatments
• Contra Indications
• Cutting and correct shaping and filing of the nails
• Cuticle work
• Massage for arms & legs
• Application of Body scrubs and wraps for arms & legs
• Selection, mixing and application of different types of scrubs and masks
• Application of nail polishes
• Usage of different products and their benefits.
• Aftercare