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Beauty Therapist Activity Charts
Beauty Therapist Activity Charts
4% Rejuvenation
3.4 Million
Estimated workforce in
SEGMENTS
OF THE
48% 48%
Beauty & Wellness SECTOR Beauty and Slimming
Services Wellness and Fitness
Source: KPMG
7 1
6 2
Major
Sub-
Segments
5 3
4
Have the required
space for placing
products and towels
Be spacious enough
Have place to keep
to allow movement
the Client’s clothes
for the Therapy
Should be equipped
Well ventilated and
with needed
clean
treatment material
Maintenance of
Ventilation
Equipment
Cleanliness &
Maintenance of
Handling of
Workplace
Waste Material
Safe and
Healthy
Environment in
a Salon includes
Moving
Room
Walkways &
Dimensions
Escalators
Windows, Condition of
Doors, Gates & Floor & Traffic
Walls Routes
Anatomy &
Physiology
Reduce the Oil on To help clear spots
Oily Skin and blemishes
Products, Tools
Telephone & Techniques
Numbers used during the
service
Helps
Improves
Improve Poor
Fine Lines
Circulation Reasons for
using Indirect
High
Frequency
Improves Dry
Improves or
Tired Skin Dehydrated
Warms and
Relaxes
Tissues
Calms the
Sensory Increases
Nerve Circulation
Endings Effects of
Indirect
High
Frequency
Improves the
Moisture Increases
Balances of Metabolism
Best method as
compared to
using the razor
or creams for
hair removal
Attractive
to the
Apply Foundation
Apply Concealer
Apply Blusher
Apply Blusher
Verbal Non-Verbal
(Speaking) (Body Language) Written
Using Project Your Slowly,
With
Appropriate Voice but Clearly and
Knowledge
Language Don’t Shout Politely