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Cosmetic

 What is the specialty of cosmetic speciality:
Cosmetics are trained and licensed to do cosmetic treatments for hair, skin and nails. This can be expanded to multiple parts including hair cutting and chemotherapy, chemical hair removal, fashion trends, wig, nail and skin care, skin and hair analysis; relaxation techniques including massage of the head, neck, scalp, hands, feet and aromatic treatments; in addition to being able to apply makeup applications with experience to hide or promote dark spots and can expand in other disciplines such as refraction science; Applications of cosmetics and others as described below.
History of Cosmetic :
The use of cosmetics to improve appearance dates back to the first century. The Egyptians used many organic and metallic materials to make makeup dating back to 4000 BC. They used broken red magma as a dye, and a substance called eyeliner as an eye solution (made of galena, sulfur and animal fat). Henna has been used to color hair and nails.
In ancient Rome, women dyed their hair in different colors to signify their place in society, red hair was a sign of wealth, middle class women dyed their hair in blond, and the lower class dyed their hair in black. A metal called ginger was milled to make a crimson color, a red dye used to color lips. The Romanian standard of beauty is a precedent for many future generations: Pale white skin, smooth hair, big eyes, long eyelashes.
Both Romans and Greeks used chalk powder and even white bullets to make their skin pale. Lead and arsenic were used in cosmetics to make women's skin pale in Europe until the 17th century, despite the fact that the substances were carcinogenic.
It was not until the Renaissance and Victorian that the use of more inclusive cosmetics began. In these periods, dense makeup applications were discouraged. More care has been used to highlight natural beauty and preserve skin.

The importance of a cosmetic:
Barbers and cosmetics are still considered important in society today, where they continue to train and learn how to create a number of methods and it seems that the average individual may not be able to perform themselves. Most states require licenses and intensive pre-cosmetic training such as haircuts and nail carving. Market demand requires frequent training and renewal to ensure customer safety and satisfaction.

 

Cosmetic courses:

 

  • Diploma in professional makeup.
  • A diploma in beauty.
  • Diploma in Beauty Culture.
  • Hairdressing diploma.
  • Diploma in aesthetics.
  • Diploma in laser beautification.
  • Advanced Diploma in Beauty.
  • Cosmetic areas of work:
  • Hairdresser.
  • Nail Artist
  • Salon manager or spa.
  • Cosmetic.
  • The designer of weddings and events.
  • A beauty eert.
  • Cosmetic.

The best universities to study beauty in Turkey:

 

  • Ivan Sarai