North Carolina Nail Technician Ebook Continuing Education 2…

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Chapter 1: Communication Skills for Salon Professionals

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[2 CE hours] This course begins with communications. It is often said that good communication is the key to doing well in life and business. Several factors affect both direct and indirect communication. In this basic-level course, stylists will learn tips and

tricks to help them improve and maintain their communication skills with clients, coworkers, and management. Chapter 2: Establishing Gender Inclusivity in Hair Salons: Shaping the Future of the Beauty Industry 15 [1 CE hour] Suppose your salon is searching for ways to become more welcoming to people of diverse beliefs, backgrounds, and identities. In that case, this class can increase your appearance in today’s society. This course explores gender inclusivity in hair salons, examining its meaning, its importance, and how it may be incorporated into the hairstyling businesses. When taking this course, cosmetologists and barber stylists take giant steps toward symbolizing equal rights and creating spaces where clients may feel respected, included, and safe. Chapter 3: Master Nail Health: Explore 10 Common Nail Diseases and Disorders 22 [1 CE hour] Explore the dark side of nail health in this comprehensive course intended for nail technicians about nail diseases and disorders. From fungal infections to structural abnormalities, learn more about conditions that affect nail health and how to identify, verify, and manage signs and symptoms. Understand proper nail hygiene practices, protective measures, and the importance of regular check-ups. Designed for nail technicians and beauty professionals, this course will equip you with the knowledge you need to protect your clients and yourself while maintaining optimal hygiene in the salon environment X. Chapter 4: Salon Professionals and Gen Z Hires 28 [1 CE hour] Generation Z is a whopping one third of the global population. The nearly 2.56 billion who are in or about to enter the workforce will change how business is conducted. Policies designed to attract and hire, train and develop, and ultimately retain this huge group must change to complement and reflect this generation’s work and life expectations. This basic-level course will help salon professionals understand how to establish a solid working relationship with the Gen Z population. . Chapter 5: To Dip or Not to Dip 34 [2 CE hours] This course discusses techniques for the application and removal of acrylic powder nails, commonly referred to as “dipped” nails. The course explains details regarding the pros and cons of this technique compared to gel and acrylic nails. Cosmetologists will review common ingredients found in acrylic products as they relate to FDA and OSHA regulations and warnings. This course will also cover steps for application and removal to avoid health complications for the provider and client, along with the description of potential negative health results that have occurred with dipped nail procedures. Chapter 6: Understanding and Mastering Gel Manicures 43 [1 CE hour] This course is intended for nail technicians and explains the evolution of gel manicures. We’ll trace the invention of gel polish and examine its impact on the beauty industry. We will also explore the science behind gel polish, the process of applying and maintaining gel manicures, and discuss both the benefits and potential drawbacks. Additionally, this course highlights future trends and innovations in gel manicure technology and provides a comprehensive understanding of this modern beauty phenomenon. Final Examination Answer Sheet 52

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