skin peeling course

We will be introducing the VTCT (ITEC) accredited Level 4 Certificate in Skin Peeling Course. 

What are Chemical Skin Peels?

Skin peeling treatment is a skin-resurfacing method that uses chemicals to exfoliate the skin. Chemicals used for skin peeling treatments include:

  • Salicylic Acid
  • Glycolic Acid
  •  Lactic Acid 
  •  Mandelic Acid 
  • Kojic Acid

Once applied to the skin, the chemicals purposely break down the top layers of the epidermis. This causes the skin to begin peeling, removing the dull skin cells. The skin peeling treatments will expose brighter and healthier skin underneath. Chemical Skin Peels also encourage new cell stimulation and increased production of collagen.

The chemicals offer various strengths of peeling; superficial, medium, and deep. Depending on the strength of the peel would determine the layer of skin targeted.

Before the treatment begins, clients will have to meet with the skin peeling specialist for a consultation. Throughout the consultation, the specialist will ask questions that will help determine the best treatment plan. These questions will help prepare the client for the treatment and understand your skin concerns better. The specialist should also use this time to provide aftercare information.

What are the Benefits of Chemical Skin Peels?

Many benefits come with skin peeling that might not be achieved as quickly with a skincare routine. The benefits include: 

  • Removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin
  • Reducing the visibility of wrinkles and fine lines
  • Smoother and less textured skin
  • The appearance of brighter and even skin tone
  • Reducing open pores

Because of how effective skin peels are, they are rapidly growing in popularity, proving them a profitable qualifications to have.

This is why Ray Cochrane has decided to introduce the Level 4 Skin Peeling Course! Suitable for those who have completed their Level 3 Beauty. We also offer Level 4 Laser and IPL training for those who are looking to advance their skills. 

What will the Level 4 Skin Peeling Course Cover?

Throughout the course, students will learn:

  • The core science behind chemical peels – the whys, the hows, and when.
  • The various acids used in chemical peels – the pH, percentages, and application process.
  • Health and Safety – preparing the working area and sterilising equipment.
  • The how-tos of client consultation – explaining procedures, contraindications, and patch testing. 
  • Post-treatment advice – need for SPF & UVA sun protectors, preventing infection, and additional treatment plans.

All of these will be prepare students to starting offering skin peeling treatments professionally. 

Call us on 0203 856 8886 to find out more and to enrol.

DermaQuest Brand Partnership 

As you already know, at Ray Cochrane Beauty School, we believe in delivering the highest standard of beauty training to our students. Our prestigious education is composed of modern training facilities and machinery. Along with experienced tutors and industry-standard products for our students’ training. All of these measures are to produce the next industry leaders for a highly competitive sector.

Students enrolled in our renowned Level 4 Advanced Aesthetic courses will now have the opportunity to work with a leading professional skincare brand. DermaQuest is an award-winning, internationally recognised skincare product established in 1999. DermaQuest combines staple skincare ingredients with the latest scientifically advanced components to create products that give client’s the best outcome. The brand is so well-loved that many popular aesthetic clinics in the UK use them for skin peeling treatments. By practicing with such a leading brand, students are in the best position to gain employment upon completion.

Why Complete a Level 4 Skin Peeling Course?

As a beauty therapist, you may be looking for new treatments that will set you apart from your competitors. We are all aware, these are trying times for everyone, whether it be financially, mentally or physically. It is no wonder clients are looking for treatments that make them feel and look better! Hence the popularity in advanced non-surgical skincare treatments.

According to Yelp, as of 2017 Chemical skin peels have been one of the most popular treatments on the market. Clients are rushing to undergo skin peels in hopes of having naturally flawless skin without makeup. 

A single chemical skin peel  treatment starts from £60 and can go as high as £1000 depending on the chemicals used. Clients will also usually need a course of multiple treatments to achieve their goals, so that’s a lot of potential revenue for the salon and clinic.

As with any advanced skin treatment, you need to be fully qualified to offer these services. Since you would be using chemicals, your client wants to know that you know what you are doing! Our Level 4 skin peeling course will ensure that you can offer these services safely and correctly.  

Why Ray Cochrane Beauty School?

As one of the longest-running beauty schools in the country, we’ve been operating since 1954, we know what we’re doing! Our advanced level 4 laser and IPL course is number 1 in the UK. With professional tutors who are experienced aestheticians, some even with their own clinics.

You can rest assured that if you choose us to complete your Level 4, you have chosen the best training school!

Located in Baker Street, we are in the heart of London, ensuring that everyone can access the school easily. Our premises offer modern classrooms and up-to-date technology and products, guaranteeing a prestigious educational setting.

Our courses are developed by experienced and highly qualified tutors who are passionate about helping students achieve their dreams and gaining the right level of expertise to go out in the field and start practicing.

Our Level 4 Skin Peeling course will be starting in May/June 2021! If it sounds like the course and school for you, get in touch with us! Call us on 020 7486 6291, or you can email us at admission@raycochrane.co.uk with any further questions.