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Author: Jacqui Jefford & Anne Swain
Number of Pages: 369
Cover: Paperback
This all-encompassing guide covers all aspects of working as a nail technician. The Encyclopedia of Nails clearly explains the skills, procedures and practical know-how required to train and work in this exciting industry. The Encyclopedia of Nails provides everything you need to know about nails from manicure and pedicure treatments to the latest health and safety legislation through to day-to-day life in the salon.
Suitable for everyone learning how to become a nail technician – whatever your mode of study.
Benefits
- Provides complete S/NVQ coverage for the Nail Route
- The market-leading text packed with easy-to-follow photographic step-by-step sequences to illustrate exactly how a procedure is carried out.
- Fully updated to meet the current occupational standards
- Contains the best creative techniques all thoroughly explained to enable you to develop the skills you need to succeed at your training and throughout your career
- Contains lots of helpful features to help you succeed, such as Technical Tips, Points to Remember and examples of stunning nail art that provide inspiration and an insight into the latest fashions
Table of contents
Habia foreword
Acknowledgements
About this Book
1. The salon and working environment
2. Working safely
3. Consultation and communication
4. Anatomy and physiology
5. Chemicals simplified
6. The systems defined
7. The art of decorating
8. Photographic and competition nails
9. The Next step
Bibliography
Glossary of terms
Index
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