HIABEA04 – Facial Massage: ready, steady, glow

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FACIAL MASSAGE: READY, STEADY, GLOW

According to the 5,000-year-old philosophy of Ayurveda, the health of our hair and skin is a reflection of our internal balance. Healing interventions include both dietary and lifestyle recommendations, internal and external applications using diet, herbs and nourishing special treatments. The study is vast, and you can find our more about these in many of our short and longer Ayurvedic courses, in person and online.

The ancient Ayurvedic secrets of beauty are revealed in this amazing course. We explore the definition of beauty from the perspective of this timeless holistic science, some lifestyle and natural recommendations, remedies and traditional therapeutic methods for self and to support clients.

PREREQUISITE

There is no required prerequisite for this course.

All levels are welcome. Learn for self-care, supporting clients, or both.

FORMAT

Online

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS PROGRAM

Suitable for qualified therapists, e.g. those qualified in one or more of the following modalities: Aromatherapy, Massage, Reflexology, Complementary Therapies or Beauty Therapy (no massage experience required).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Lesson 1. AYURVEDIC NATURAL FACIAL MASSAGE, Mukha abhyanga

Topic 1.1 Ayurvedic Facial Massage, Mukhabhyanga

Topic 1.2 The Benefits Of Ayurvedic Facial Massage, Mukhabhyanga

Topic 1.3 Contraindications

Topic 1.4 Materials Needed

Lesson 2. AYURVEDIC NATURAL FACIAL MASSAGE PROCEDURE

Topic 2.1 Introduction

Topic 2.2 Settle the Client

Topic 2.3 Facial Cleansing

Topic 2.4 Tone

Topic 2.5 Ayurvedic Facial Massage

2.5.1 Special Formulas for Ayurvedic Facial Massage

2.5.2 Ayurvedic Facial Massage Procedure

Topic 2.6 Special Formulas for Ayurvedic Facial Massage

Topic 2.7 Gentle Scrub

Topic 2.8 Face Mask

Topic 2.9 Remove the Mask

Topic 2.10 Moisturise

Topic 2.11 Mist Spray Completion of Facial

Topic 2.12 Completion of Appointment

Topic 2.13 In Conclusion.

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