A beauty therapist delivers essential one-to-one Beauty Therapy treatments whilst maintaining the organisation’s image, financial viability and reputation. They complete all duties and treatments within the scope of the occupational role in accordance with legal, industry and organisational requirements within commercially viable times. They act with professionalism, without supervision and observe safe working practices to a high level of precision.
A Beauty therapist:
carries out beauty therapy treatments in line with legal, industry and organisational requirements, maintaining honesty, integrity and confidentiality carries out, maintains and stores detailed and confidential beauty treatment consultations with clients, choosing the most appropriate treatments and products implements and practices safe ways of working for themselves and others in accordance with legal, beauty therapy and organisational requirements selects, uses, and applies a range of beauty therapy techniques, products, tools and equipment to provide:
facilitates the client journey, makes appointments, completes the services and handles payments from clients provides advice and recommendations on the beauty treatments and appointments portrays professionalism and values that meet Beauty Therapy industry requirements and expectations maintains standards of appearance and the salon/spa image, etiquette and hygiene
Entry requirements
Typical entry requirements would be following the study or completion of a Beauty Therapy Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard or equivalent to have the fundamental foundation of the job role
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