Paraffin Treatments: Face and Décolleté for Massage Therapists (2.5 CE Hours) F18MC

Paraffin Treatments Face and Décolleté for Massage Therapists (2.5 CE Hours) F18MC

In this paraffin treatment CE course, you will learn how to use facial paraffin wax with brush and gauze and paraffin strips on the face and décolleté, with award-winning CIDESCO diplomat, Rita Page. Benefits and contraindications are included.

The paraffin treatment includes: client consultation, cleansing/toning, facial massage, exfoliation with gommage, ampoule and cream application, shoulder and neck massage, paraffin application and removal, day protection cream application, and post-treatment consultation.

Presenter:
Rita Page is a Licensed Esthetician/Skin Care Specialist, Cosmetologist and CIDESCO diplomat with decades of experience and a long list of credentials. She has been awarded the top honor of International CIDESCO Diplomat, the most prestigious esthetic credential in the world. She holds a Bachelor degree in Textiles and Chemistry from the University of Arizona.

Miss Page is also a graduate of the Linda Seidel Institute for Corrective Makeup in Baltimore, Maryland; Christine Valmy, Inc. of New York City; the Dr. Vodder School – North American in Victoria, B.C., and the Cosmetology School of Vancouver, B.C. She perfected her makeup skills at the M.G. Westmore Academy of Cosmetic Arts in California, which is considered to be the most advanced cosmetic training in the country. She has been a beauty therapist and educator at both the world-class Golden Door Spa and Cal-a-Vie Health Spa.

Rita Page founded the Paramedical Clinic, where physicians referred patients for treatment to alleviate the effects of postsurgical conditions, deformities, and burns. She also founded ProLight Aesthetics.

This course is worth 2.5 CE HRs

Course Objectives:

After completion of this continuing education course, you will be able to:

•    Explain various techniques of paraffin treatments
•    Demonstrate various applications of paraffin treatments
•    List eleven benefits of paraffin treatments
•    List eight contraindications of paraffin treatments
•    Complete a client consultation
•    Demonstrate how to do an initial cleansing
•    Demonstrate how to do a deep pore cleansing
•    Apply toner
•    Complete an exfoliation with gommage
•    Demonstrate a shoulder and neck massage
•    Demonstrate removal of gommage
•    Apply treatment ampoules
•    Apply treatment creams
•    Apply paraffin with brush and gauze
•    Demonstrate removal of paraffin
•    Apply day protective cream
•    Apply paraffin with strips
•    Demonstrate removal of paraffin strips
•    Explain treatment alternatives
•    Complete a post-treatment consultation
•    Define 34 terms relevant to paraffin treatment
•    Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 75% or higher

Customer Reviews:
“I liked the fact that I was able to read what was said in the video at the bottom of the page. I found that very useful. Overall, it’s a good course and the content is presented in a clear, easy to understand way and it’s easy to navigate through the content.” K. Morgan

“Great course.  I really liked how the units were broke down.  Really enjoyed the course.” R. Korte

“The instructor is thorough and I enjoyed the course. Very informative!” L. Farris

“I enjoyed the course and thought Rita did a great job of explaining her techniques and who the treatment would be for. I liked hearing how she approaches the client and the treatment from beginning to end; as a solo practitioner, I am always eager to hear how other estheticians handle services as a whole.” M. Weems

“I liked how thorough the esthetician was in explaining what to watch for, why certain products are used or not used, application techniques, tips and the facial process with the facial paraffin treatment. It was interesting and informative.” B. Davee

“I like how Rita is so incredibly thorough and detailed. If you wanted to add this treatment to your services, you would learn exact way of doing it. I also like that she offered different ways of applying the paraffin.” R. Knipp