Skincare Treatments: Performing facials, masks, and skin treatments to cleanse, exfoliate, and nourish the skin. Beauticians assess skin types, recommend appropriate treatments, and use skincare products tailored to clients' needs. Hair Removal Services: Providing waxing, threading, or sugaring services to remove unwanted hair from the face and body. Beauticians ensure hair removal procedures are performed safely and efficiently, minimizing discomfort for clients. Manicures and Pedicures: Performing nail care services such as manicures and pedicures, including nail shaping, cuticle care, and application of polish or nail art. Beauticians may offer treatments to strengthen nails or moisturize hands and feet. Makeup Application: Applying makeup for special occasions, events, or photoshoots according to clients' preferences and desired looks. Beauticians use cosmetic products to enhance facial features, achieve desired makeup effects, and ensure long-lasting results. Eyebrow and Eyelash Services: Shaping eyebrows through threading, waxing, or tinting, and applying eyelash extensions or enhancements. Beauticians enhance the appearance of eyebrows and eyelashes to frame the eyes and accentuate facial features. Body Treatments: Providing body exfoliation, wraps, or massages to improve skin texture, promote relaxation, and address specific skin concerns. Beauticians offer treatments to hydrate, detoxify, or firm the skin, enhancing overall body wellness. Skin Consultations and Advice: Consulting with clients to assess their skincare concerns, provide personalized recommendations, and suggest suitable beauty treatments or products. Beauticians educate clients on skincare routines, product usage, and maintenance tips for healthy skin. Beauty Product Sales: Recommending and selling beauty products, skincare items, cosmetics, and accessories to clients. Beauticians educate clients on product benefits, demonstrate usage techniques, and promote retail sales to enhance beauty regimen results. Sanitation and Hygiene: Maintaining cleanliness, sanitation, and hygiene standards in treatment rooms, equipment, and tools used during beauty services. Beauticians adhere to health regulations, sterilize tools, and dispose of disposable items properly. Client Communication and Satisfaction: Building rapport with clients, understanding their preferences, addressing concerns, and ensuring a positive customer experience. Beauticians listen attentively, communicate effectively, and adapt services to meet individual client needs.