Nowadays, one thing that women do not give up is having well-manicured nails. Decorated nails are in great demand in beauty salons.
Basic red and traditional pink are no longer as successful as they used to be, unless they are accompanied by beautiful decorations, so today we are going to teach you how to do decorated nails
Decorated nails, also known as “nail art”, are a recent trend, but one that is here to stay, and the professional who is not up to date will lose space in this segment that is currently in demand.
A “nail artist” is a professional who artistically trims, shapes, cares for and paints nails. Usually these procedures also involve removing the cuticles and also smoothing the skin around the nails.
Working as a manicurist can be a great way to earn money, especially in times of crisis. Beauty and cosmetics services are rarely discarded by women and the market remains high regardless of the country's economic situation.
From the moment you make a course nail decoration, you acquire a differential for your career. After the course, you will no longer be a common manicurist, but an expert, capable of creating small works of art in the hands of your clients.
Through the decorated nail course, the student will learn:
- Firstly, tips and techniques to take care of the health of your nails and make them naturally stronger and more beautiful;
- Secondly, the correct way to make cuticles;
- In the same way, not only how to make designs, but also other nail decorations;
- Finally, tutorials with the most requested designs, patterns and basic techniques for nails; and much more.
Course program content:
- Introduction
- Professional ethics
- Customer service
- Hygiene and Biosafety
- The Nail Makeup
- How to make nails more beautiful
- How to do Decorated Nails
- how to make cuticles
- Tutorial: Simple Decorated Nails
- Tutorial: Cracked Nails
- Tutorial: Flower with Rhinestones
- Tutorial: Nail Puppy
- Tutorial: Multicolor Nail
- Tutorial: Francesinha, Diagonal and Triangular
- Tutorial: Lace and Floral Painting
- Bibliography/Recommended Links
Bearing in mind that the courses have a legal basis constituted by Presidential Decree nº 5,154 and our methodology follows the norms of the MEC through CNE Resolution nº 04/99.
This course does not require prerequisites, the suggestion is that you have completed high school (not mandatory). The workload for the course certificate is 25 hours.
The student will learn the basic knowledge of decorated nails; the professional ethics of manicure; how to serve the customer; hygiene and biosafety; nail composition; how you make your nails beautiful; how to make the cuticles; how to make decorated nails, various tutorials on basic nail decorations.
See the Advantages of the Certificate:
- Increase your chances of getting a good job by updating your resume;
- Increase your chances of promotion in your (current) job;
- Complete hours in Extracurricular activities (usually required in Colleges);
- Functional Progression for Public Servants; Prerequisite for contests and courses.
So, were you interested in the free online course on decorated nails?
Then go to: How to do decorated nails and sign up right now.
Some fun facts about nails
Since a long time ago, Egyptians already painted their nails and fingers with henna. In China, around 3000 BC, painted nails were strictly related to an individual's social position.
Gold or silver nails – later red and black – highlighted the individual's status as a member of the royal family. Long nails, in turn, indicated nobility.
Finally, in 1925, the first nail polish was launched, like those of today, in a pink tone, and which was applied only in the middle of the nails, leaving the half moon and the tip bare! Only in 1932, with the launch of the Revlon brand and its nail polishes, did nails begin to be painted entirely.
This course is FREE. Enjoy!.