Students from Elizabeth Beauty School also take beauty certificates in our school. As far as I know, the students who graduated from Elizabeth are generally beauticians with intermediate beauty certificates. Only beauty salons that recruit primary certificates will accept them, let alone intermediate certificates. I think beauty schools generally issue them.
But as a beautician, not only theoretical knowledge is important, but also practical operation is more important, because almost all people who go to beauty salons now pay special attention to the comfort and strength of beauticians' skills. Only by getting started can we learn this better.
So I think you can also go to some more formal large beauty salons as apprentices, and you can learn while doing, so that your practice and theoretical knowledge can be well consolidated, and regular beauty salons usually have someone to take you to investigate.
Learning beauty is actually quite hard. I have a friend who just felt too tired and gave up. She is a junior beautician, and her hands are bleeding when she massages and pushes the meridians for her guests. If the guest is particularly stressed, you need to push her meridians with great strength, so that she will feel comfortable, and the time of pushing the meridians will not be less than 40 minutes at a time.
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. . Most beauticians will be particularly tired of their necks and cervical vertebrae, and their arms may develop muscles.
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So you need to be careful when you study beauty.
I hope my words can help you ~