How To Become a Professional Facialist?
This package consists of Level 2 Facial Massage and Skincare course and Level 3 Award in Facial Electrotherapy + Level 3 Award in Anatomical and Physiological Knowledge of Body Systems. Take Level 2 course first and Level 3 right after and receive a £75 discount, also receive three certificates upon completion:
VTCT Level 2 Facial Massage and Skin Care
VTCT Level 3 Award in Facial Electrotherapy
VTCT Level 3 Award in Anatomical and Physiological Knowledge of Body Systems
Both of these courses run on the weekend which is perfect for those busy on the weekdays!
Level 2 Facial Massage & Skin Care Certificate is a great introduction to facials and skincare, where you’ll learn hands-on facials including massage, steaming, exfoliation and moisturising; selecting, mixing and applying tailor-made masks and client consultation with skin analysis. This course is part-time, 1 day per week (Saturdays) for 6 weeks.
VTCT Level 3 Award in Facial Electrotherapy + Level 3 Award in Anatomical and Physiological Knowledge of Body Systems is a facials-focused course which builds on from Level 2 Facials knowledge. You’ll learn to use multiple machines and different electrotherapy techniques. This is a great course to learn more advanced facials, learning 5 electrotherapy treatments and also includes additional Level 3 Award in Anatomical and Physiological Knowledge of Body Systems. After finishing, you can progress straight on to the Level 4 Laser course. This is a part-time course, 1 day per week (Saturdays) for 8 weeks.
Here’s the list of modules covered in each course:
Having these qualifications will open a lot of doors. Also, receiving them from LSBM – one of the best beauty schools in the UK will increase your chances of getting the job roles you want.
To see more information, you can visit the course pages:
And don’t forget to contact our team to book your space and claim the discount of £75!
+442039668690, admission@cory_walker_test
FAQ’s: Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need a qualification to become a facialist?
Yes — most facialists start with a recognised course like our Level 2 Beauty Therapy course, which covers all the essentials for offering safe, professional treatments.
2. What’s the best course to start a career as a facialist?
If you’re new to beauty, the Level 2 Beauty Therapy course is ideal. For those looking to expand into more advanced treatments, the Level 3 Beauty Therapy Diploma is the next step.
3. Can I become a facialist without any experience?
Absolutely. The blog explains that you can begin with no prior background — many learners start from scratch with entry-level training.
4. How do I get started as a self-employed facialist?
After qualifying, many graduates begin offering treatments from home or as mobile facialists. The blog covers how to build experience and confidence as you go.
5. How long does it take to become qualified?
It depends on the course, but most students complete the Level 2 Beauty Therapy course within a few weeks, depending on study pace.