Level 2 Beauty therapy Hair removal

Waxing

No previous knowledge is required.

Waxing is still one of the most popular and profitable methods of hair removal. This level 2 qualification will enable you to establish a regular client base and be sure that you can be fully insured. During this course you will learn the two different method of warm and hot wax, both good for different hair types and areas. You will learn how to wax legs, bikini line, underarms, lip, chin and eyebrows.

We pride ourselves on hygiene at the Cottage Training Centre and you will feel confident with the techniques you are shown to ensure you can also work safely and hygienically.

Course fee

£336

incl. VAT (£280 + VAT)

Deposit

£120

when you book

The deposit secures your place and is set per course. The balance is payable on or before the training day. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable, unless we judge the circumstances exceptional.

Kit: £148 plus VAT - Premier Jax Wax products.

Booked a course with us before? 10% comes off this one automatically. Trained with us before this website? Tell us and we'll take it off. It does not combine with another offer.

You'll receive: A Cottage certificate, accredited by ABT. You can add the VTCT qualification.

Next dates

Nothing in the diary for this one yet. Most courses run more often than the timetable shows - tell us when suits and we'll arrange it.

Minimum age 18

Ask for a date

What the course covers

Hygiene, Health & safety
Related anatomy & physiology to the skin & hair
Preparation of client & room
Contra-indications & contra actions to waxing
Hair growth and types
Alternative methods of depilation (hair removal)
Practical waxing techniques to the face and body
Use of hot and warm waxing methods
Benefits, treatment planning and aftercare

How training here works

1 Book your place. You pay the deposit by card and the place is yours from that moment. The course details and materials are emailed to you, and the balance is due on your training day.
2 Train in a small group. Theory, a demonstration, then the treatment on each other - and on a model for assessment.
3 Practise, then get assessed. Some of the short day courses are assessed on the day; others need you to come back to the centre for the assessment. Practising at home on friends and family is a must. Assessment dates are usually agreed and booked during the training, at a time to suit you.