material The beauty industry is competitive and with a constant influx of information, at times it can be challenging to stay on-top of what to offer your clients. Education is paramount to keeping ahead of your competition and retaining an advantage that will see more clients walking through your door – and coming back.
Beauty Melbourne, the Victorian industry’s dedicated professional event, is making it easier than ever to stay up-to-date on the newest beauty trends, treatments, and services that will keep your client book busy.
This year, the event has introduced an All-Access Education Pass that means you can attend all 18 Look ‘n’ Learn-style sessions over the weekend with one ticket. The pass, which is priced at $175 (early bird)* / $189 (full price), also includes entry to the event, so you can peruse the show floor in between soaking up all you need to know about beauty for the year ahead.
Here are some of the All-Access Education Pass topics that you can learn about from leading experts in the field at Beauty Melbourne 2019 – held 23-24 March at the MCEC. Get your pass at www.beautymelbourne.com.au
The Power of Peels – Lisa Paone
Clients today are savvier than ever. In Australia alone, the annual spend on non-invasive cosmetic procedures is around the $1 billion mark. Our clients are hungry for more potent, more powerful and more personalised treatments, but they also want to avoid downtime. Consequently, walk in, walk out services such as chemical peels have become the most popular non-surgical treatments in our industry. And this demand is not restricted to the treatment room alone; with at-home, professional-grade peels also on the rise.
During this not-to-be-missed session, you will be immersed into the world of chemical peels, learning the key elements that influence the power of a peel and the importance of versatility and control when delivering these services. Get an in-depth understanding of the advanced ingredients used in peel formulas today, and how they can target and treat your clients’ most challenging skin conditions.
Combining the science with human touch, you will also be guided through best practices for peel preparation and post care, plus witness a live demonstration of the new Pro Power Peel – a peel like no other with unique customisable capabilities.
Introducing Cosmetic Injectables into your Business – Deb Farnworth-Wood
Should you employ a cosmetic injector? What qualifications do they need to have? What laws and hygiene regulations do you have to follow? Introducing cosmetic injectables into your business can be a minefield, but with the right injector, marketing and financial information, it can be a really strong direction for any aesthetic business, increasing your client base and creating more revenue. Join founder of the world-leading medi-aesthetic franchise Australian Skin Clinics, Deb Farnworth-Wood, for all the need-to-know details about bringing a cosmetic injector into your business.
Infection Control: Are you meeting your obligations for safe practice? – Jennifer Byrne
When performing beauty and dermal therapy procedures, effective and appropriate infection control is paramount. This seminar will get you back up to speed on the latest in clinical infection control and governance, and help you to:
- Understand risk assessment and the various factors that need to be considered
- Manage the risk of complications and adverse events, and
- Ensure the safety of your clients and employees.
A session of high importance, not to be missed!
*early bird pricing closes on 15 February 2019To find out more and register for Beauty Melbourne, visit the website www.beautymelbourne.com.au