Standard Textbook for Professional Estheticians: Workbook

by Joel Gerson and Bobbi Ray Madry

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0873500830
• ISBN13: 9780873500838
• Release Date: June 1990
• Publisher: Milady Publishing Co, US
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 1.11 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great text!

This book is very thorough, up-to-date, and informative. I found it easy to read and follow, and the contents pages are very well-labeled, making it easy to find the desired information quickly. I would highly recommend this text to anyone looking to learn new skills or brush up on old skills.

So you want to learn about skin care, eh?

I also used this book as a text in Aesthetics School - and at the time, I didn't appreciate it as much as now - when I'm working in the field. I find myself going back and reviewing what I may have missed the first time.This book has got it all! - How to Portray a Professional Image (you'd be amazed how many don't know this! yikes...=0) ) - A History of Skin Care and Cosmetics - Bacteriology - Sterilization & Disinfection for salon safety - Anatomy & Physiology - Disorders of the Skin & Special Procedures - Ingredient & Product Analysis - Nutrition & Health of the Skin - Client Consultation & Skin Analysis - Massage Techniques - and more....I have the '99 version and found that it has helpful and effective to answer most questions that I may have had.Sure, there are a few errors that can easily be modified - but they are not worth missing this book over!Very Comprehensive and easy to tackle. I recommend!

Wonderful

I resently went to school to study esthetics,and now a lisenced esthetician. I found this text easy to read, extremely informative, and very up to date. I advise anyone who is interested in skin to buy this text. You will not read it and throw it away or put it to the side, you will always want to review it in years to come.

The only one of its kind

This is a great book if you are interested in getting into the skincare business or just want to learn a little more about it. The only major error in this book is, the term (pore) is used ALOT in place of the term (follicle), this would not be a problem if you are an esthetician and know the difference but for someone who does not, it can be confusing. Being the only textbook the esthetic schools are useing you really don't have a choice. I do recommend this book either way, and if you decide to go to school you'll aready have your text!!

Great!

This book has everything you need and it includes the best things sbout cosmetics, and is especially good for people who aren't esthecians!