Luxury Anti-Aging Spa Facial with Thai Herbal Compress

Establish health and safety in your beauty salon with risk assessments, a written policy, staff training, dermatitis prevention, hazardous substances handling, age restrictions, and qualified, insured practitioners.

Learn how to manage covid-19 in spa workplaces by completing risk assessments, implementing control measures, and using PPE such as visors and type two masks to protect staff and clients.

Perform a hands-on skin analysis by inspecting texture, pores, and tone, feeling temperature and elasticity, and testing dehydration to determine a normal skin type.

Outline contraindications and safety protocols for luxury anti-aging spa facials, including medical history, pregnancy timing, alcohol limits, post-botox/fillers interval, hygiene, cross-contamination, and confidentiality.

activate the powder inside four herbal compress balls, steam them, then prep the client with towels and hair protection before transferring heat to your hands for facial application.

Relax facial muscles through targeted massage and Thai herbal compress balls, tracing lines from the jaw to the temples, then perform lifting and hand-over-hand techniques to sculpt.

Perform a full sculpting and lifting facial massage with Thai herbal balls, using rolling, draining, and caterpillar lymphatic techniques to lift cheeks, target nasolabial folds, and reduce puffiness.

Learn a full sequence anti-aging beauty facial treatment, featuring luxury spa techniques and the Thai herbal compress for revitalizing facial care.

Hydration helps flush toxins after the Thai herbal facial; follow aftercare by resting, avoiding alcohol and stimulants, and protecting the skin with sun protection to maintain results.

Master spa product retail by aligning with customer emotions and psychology. Learn seven principles—reciprocity, commitment, liking, authority, unity, social proof, scarcity—and how to read implicit signals to close sales.

Explore the skin's structure and functions, detailing epidermis layers, the dermis and hypodermis, and how keratin, melanocytes, sweat and sebaceous glands, and immune cells protect and nourish it.

Explore the muscles of the face, including orbicularis oris, orbicularis oculi, zygomatic major and minor, levator labii superioris, frontalis, temporalis, and risorius, and their roles in expressions.