Study Beauty Therapy

• Nail Care – Nail care includes a wide range of treatments to the nails, such as: painting, cutting, filing, adding extensions, and performing manicures and pedicures.
• Skincare – Skincare involves treatments that are aimed at keeping the skin in good condition. These treatments include cleansing, steaming, exfoliation, mask application and massage. The most popular treatment done in South Africa is the facial, which is done to eliminate the cellular build-up that causes breakouts.
• Make-up Application – A popular element of beauty therapy is the application of make-up. Make-up is generally used to enhance appearances or to create special effects through highlighting, contouring, and colouring.
• Massage Therapy – This is another popular treatment. It involves applying pressure to the body in order to promote relaxation and well-being.

These are only a few examples. There are various other beauty therapy fields that you can venture into, including areas such as hairdressing and electrology. Oxbridge Academy offers beauty therapy courses to students who want to gain fundamental knowledge and skills in this industry. Oxbridge Academy’s courses may be a good option for you if:

• You want to learn the beauty therapy basics.
• You want to figure out whether a beauty therapy career is the right choice for you.
• You want to figure out which area of beauty therapy you’d like to specialise in.
• You want to become a beauty therapist in your spare time.
• You want to learn how to do your own beauty treatments.

Please note: If you want to become a qualified beauty therapist, you are going to have to study further towards a formal qualification once you have completed your course(s) at Oxbridge Academy.