Client Consultation: Beauticians typically begin by consulting with clients to understand their needs, preferences, and any specific concerns they may have regarding their hair, skin, or nails. Hair Care Services: This includes cutting, styling, coloring, and treating hair. Beauticians may also provide services such as hair extensions, perms, and scalp treatments. Skincare Services: Beauticians may perform a variety of skincare treatments, including facials, exfoliation, masks, and moisturizing treatments. They may also offer services such as waxing, threading, and eyebrow tinting. Nail Care Services: This involves manicures, pedicures, nail shaping, cuticle care, and applying nail polish or artificial nails. Makeup Application: Beauticians may offer makeup application services for special occasions, events, or photoshoots. This can include traditional makeup application as well as airbrush makeup. Product Recommendations: Beauticians often recommend skincare, haircare, and makeup products to clients based on their individual needs and concerns. They may also educate clients on how to use these products effectively. Sanitation and Sterilization: Ensuring that all tools, equipment, and workstations are properly sanitized and sterilized to maintain a clean and safe environment for clients. Keeping Up with Trends: Staying informed about the latest trends, techniques, and products in the beauty industry to provide clients with current and fashionable services. Customer Service: Providing excellent customer service by being attentive to clients' needs, offering personalized recommendations, and ensuring they have a positive experience. Booking Appointments and Managing Schedules: Scheduling appointments for clients, managing their schedules efficiently, and coordinating with other staff members to ensure smooth operation of the salon or spa. Educational Outreach: Some beauticians may offer educational workshops or demonstrations to clients or the general public on topics such as skincare, makeup application, or haircare techniques. Business Management (for freelance beauticians): If working independently, beauticians may also be responsible for managing their own business affairs, including marketing, finances, and administrative tasks.