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Clients today are often bombarded with information on how to improve their appearance using a range of cosmetics and services. As well, technology innovations are updating cosmetics, cosmeceuticals and equipment. The cosmetic surgery sometimes overlaps with services offered by beauty therapists and certainly competes for part of your market. And the spa and well-being industry is growing. So how do you stay up to date and provide reliable information to your clients? Some of the clients that visit your workplace may know exactly which product or service they want, but most will seek your advice on which product or service best suits their requirements. You will have to decide which product or service is most appropriate and then convince the client.
AQF - Australian Quality FrameworkCertificate II
Competency FieldClient Services
National Code - Training.gov.auSHBBCCS001: Advise on beauty products and services
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TAFEshop Identifier: TAFESA-2135
TAFEshop Catalogue: 16.031.3180
ISBN: 978-1-74282-342-3
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