Provide general beauty treatments such as facials, manicures, pedicures, waxing, and basic skin care.
Advise clients on maintaining personal grooming.
Maintain cleanliness of tools and equipment.

2. Aestheticians

Specialize in advanced skin care treatments (deep facials, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, etc.).
Analyze skin conditions and recommend suitable treatments.
Provide advice on skin health and suitable cosmetic products.

3. Beauty Consultants

Advise clients on beauty products and their correct use.
Demonstrate products (makeup, skincare, fragrances).
Help customers choose items to suit their skin type, style, or budget.
Often work in retail settings like beauty counters.

4. Aesthetic Therapists

Perform non-surgical cosmetic procedures (laser therapy, skin tightening, advanced facials).
Work under the supervision of dermatologists or cosmetic doctors.
Provide treatments aimed at enhancing appearance and anti-aging.

5. Spa Therapists

Offer relaxation and wellness treatments such as massages, aromatherapy, body wraps, hydrotherapy.
Promote relaxation, stress relief, and overall well-being.
Create a calming spa environment for clients.

6. Complementary Therapists

Use alternative healing practices (reflexology, aromatherapy, reiki, acupuncture, herbal remedies).
Focus on holistic care—mind, body, and spirit.
Support relaxation, pain relief, and natural healing.

7. Masseurs (Massage Therapists)

Provide therapeutic massage to relieve tension, pain, or stress.
Improve circulation and promote relaxation.
May specialize in sports massage, deep tissue, or relaxation massage.

8. Make-up Artists

Apply cosmetics to enhance or transform appearance.
Work in salons, weddings, photoshoots, fashion, film, or theatre.
Advise on skincare and makeup techniques for different occasions.

9. Nail Technicians

Provide hand and foot care, including manicures, pedicures, and nail shaping.
Apply nail polish, extensions, acrylic/gel nails, and nail art.
Ensure hygiene and safety in nail care services.

Aestheticians : organic products facials, non toxic chemicals

Beauty consultants : advise the clients about suitable treatments or beauty products, promoting all the services that suits them

Aesthetic therapists : mostly they do non medical cosmetic treatments, electronic treatments

Spa therapists : mostly for wellness and relaxation treatments, they do manual massaging, manual facials, aromatherapy treatments

Complementary therapists : medical treatments, massage, meditation therapy

Masseurs : relieving muscle pain and stress, advising on posture and physical wellness, maintaining client records and treatment plans

Make-up artists : they do makeup such as natural look, bold, and art makeup

Nail technicians : they do manicure and pedicure, nail art, nail care, do consultations about nail problems

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• Provide general beauty treatments such as facials, waxing, eyebrow shaping, and skin cleansing.

• Advise clients on skincare routines and beauty products.

• Maintain hygiene and cleanliness of tools and work areas.

2. Aestheticians

• Specialize in advanced skincare treatments such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and light therapy.

• Perform skin analysis and recommend tailored treatments.

• Work closely with dermatologists or medical spas to support skin health.

3. Beauty Consultants

• Offer advice on cosmetics, skincare, and beauty products.

• Demonstrate product usage and help clients choose suitable items.

• Work in salons, spas, or retail settings to promote brands.

4. Aesthetic Therapists

• Provide non-surgical cosmetic treatments such as laser therapy, skin rejuvenation, and body contouring.

• Use advanced technology and equipment safely.

• Help improve clients’ appearance and confidence through specialized procedures.

5. Spa Therapists

• Deliver relaxation and wellness treatments like body wraps, aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, and massages.

• Create a calming environment for stress relief.

• Promote overall health and wellbeing alongside beauty.

6. Complementary Therapists

• Use alternative therapies such as reflexology, acupuncture, aromatherapy, or reiki.

• Support physical, emotional, and mental health naturally.

• Complement conventional treatments to improve quality of life.

7. Masseurs

• Perform massage techniques to relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and promote relaxation.

• Assess clients’ physical conditions and adapt treatments accordingly.

• Maintain professional standards of comfort, privacy, and safety.

8. Make-up Artists

• Apply makeup for events, photography, television, theater, or weddings.

• Enhance or transform clients’ appearance using creative techniques.

• Stay updated with makeup trends, products, and application methods.

9. Nail Technicians

• Perform manicures, pedicures, nail extensions, and nail art.

• Maintain nail and cuticle health.

• Advise clients on nail care and apply the latest nail trends.

1. Beauticians

facial and skincare, makeup, nail care, hair removal , massage they usually do everything in beauty industry

2. Aestheticians

More to skin. For example, waxing, skin treatment and skincare exposure

3. ⁠beauty consultants

Product demonstration and more to client consultation

4. ⁠aesthetic therapist

more advanced treatments, sometimes medical-grade, often working alongside dermatologists or in aesthetic clinics. ( skin peeling or light based therapy)

5. ⁠spa therapists

Masage, relaxation , wellness therapy

6. ⁠ complementary therapist

in traditional way without medical involvement

7. Masseurs

Strictly and specialized in massage

8. Make up artist

⁠master in makeup according to any occasion or request ⁠⁠⁠⁠

9. Nail technician

more to nail art and manicure pedicure

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Provide general beauty treatments like facials, waxing, eyebrow shaping, and basic makeup. Help clients’ improve appearance and maintain healthy skin through regular care.

2. Aestheticians

Focus on advanced skin care treatments such as chemical peels, and LED therapy. They also treat skin issues like acne, pigmentation, or aging signs under professional settings.

3. Beauty Consultants

Advice customers on beauty products based on skin type and customer needs.

4. Aesthetic Therapists

Use advanced beauty machines and treatments like laser therapy or fillers and work alongside medical professionals in clinics or aesthetic centres.

5. Spa Therapists

Provide relaxation and wellness services like massages, body wraps, and scrubs to reduce stress, improve circulation, and enhance overall wellness.

6. Complementary Therapists

Use natural healing methods such as aromatherapy or reflexology to support physical and emotional well-being

7. Masseurs

Specialize in massage techniques like swedish, deep tissue, or sports massage that help clients relieve body pain, muscle tension, and improve relaxation.

8. Make-up Artists

Create makeup looks for various occasions like weddings, events, or film and also work creatively with colors and products to enhance facial features.

9. Nail Technicians

Perform manicures, pedicures, nail extensions, and nail art can maintain nail hygiene and style according to client preference.

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