I sort of do this to myself at home due to excema. They sell these little eyebrower shaper razors inset into plastic handles and I put coconut oil onto my skin and then scrape it. I then wash it, and put on a night cream for overnight. My skin feels really good, and makeup lays so much better on it! Iodine would be a good idea though, to make sure you get everywhere. You could also use sterile box cutter type straight edge razors I bet!
@LibraDiva87 It depends on the individual States laws and regulations relating to an aesthetician's area of practice. Many states view this procedure as shaving and, therefore, not allowed because shaving is reserved for barbers and not cosmetologists.
The institute was in Dallas Texas. Mr Lerma no longer offers the course as he is teaching all over the world. In the past year, I believe he has been in over 20 countries. These DVDs were made from the last presentation.
Your doing this totally wrong, worst demonstration I have ever seen.
stealx97 3 months ago in playlist Queue
It's not painful at all.
mybodymindandsoul 4 months ago
I sort of do this to myself at home due to excema. They sell these little eyebrower shaper razors inset into plastic handles and I put coconut oil onto my skin and then scrape it. I then wash it, and put on a night cream for overnight. My skin feels really good, and makeup lays so much better on it! Iodine would be a good idea though, to make sure you get everywhere. You could also use sterile box cutter type straight edge razors I bet!
emeraldsunsets 4 months ago
wait a minute thats a pretend scalpe?
smoking1212 1 year ago
@smoking1212 This is a real scalpel!
JEFFBARNES234234 1 year ago
OUCH. xxxxxxx
ayuadams 1 year ago
does it matter which way this colored prep solution is applied?
LibraDiva87 2 years ago
Clinically, no. BTW The prep is povidone-iodine
JEFFBARNES234234 2 years ago
could it be used in a spa as an esthetician?
LibraDiva87 2 years ago
@LibraDiva87 It depends on the individual States laws and regulations relating to an aesthetician's area of practice. Many states view this procedure as shaving and, therefore, not allowed because shaving is reserved for barbers and not cosmetologists.
JEFFBARNES234234 1 year ago
@LibraDiva87 No
JEFFBARNES234234 6 months ago
soooo would not do this....PAIN!!!!!
Bellaella86 2 years ago
@Bellaella86 No more painful than a barber giving you a straightrazor shave.
JEFFBARNES234234 1 year ago
where is this school at?
lizzy184 3 years ago
The institute was in Dallas Texas. Mr Lerma no longer offers the course as he is teaching all over the world. In the past year, I believe he has been in over 20 countries. These DVDs were made from the last presentation.
JEFFBARNES234234 2 years ago
This is part of the best training dvd set out there. Tino is an excellent instructor.
juliaavery 3 years ago