Hardware Manicure
Transform Your Passion into Perfection: Master the Art of Manicure!
What will you get
- In-depth knowledge of the anatomy of nails and common pathologies to provide expert care for your clients.
- Mastering unique tools like burs, dry-skin technique, and exclusive use of milling cutters for deeper cleaning and longer-lasting results.
- Expertise in sanitation and hygiene practices to ensure a safe and healthy environment for both you and your clients.
- Hands-on experience with practical lesson techniques, including cutting edge (pun intended!) methods for shaping nails, treating cuticles, and achieving professional-looking finishes.
- The confidence to provide premium manicure services that leave clients with healthy, beautiful nails and improved overall well-being.
- A comprehensive understanding of nail shapes and techniques for creating symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing results.
- The skills to work efficiently and effectively with various types of machinery, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience for both you and your clients.

Duration
3 theoretical lessons1 practical lesson
Level
MiddleKey Skills
- Nail structure and common pathologies
- Understanding the anatomy of the nail and its relationship with the surrounding tissue is essential.
- Handling of sensitive areas such as lunula and sinuses
- Gentle touch and careful manipulation are necessary when working around these sensitive areas.
- Proper identification of nail disorders
- Accurate diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment and prevention of further damage.
- Anatomy of the hand including the nail bed and stress zones
- A thorough understanding of hand anatomy helps in identifying areas of tension and stress.
- Common hand pathologies
- Familiarity with common conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and keratosis pilaris aids in providing targeted care.
- Theoretical knowledge of tools and materials used in hardware manicure
- A comprehensive understanding of the equipment and supplies used ensures safe and effective application.
- Sanitation and hygiene practices
- Maintaining a clean environment is crucial for preventing infection and promoting healthy nail growth.
- Personal protective equipment use
- The proper use of PPE prevents injury to the client and ensures a safe working environment.
- Machine operation, including directions of rotation and working against it for efficiency
- Understanding how to operate nail machinery effectively maximizes productivity while minimizing stress on the hands.
- Techniques for achieving symmetrical nail shapes such as square, soft square, squoval, oval, and almond
- A focus on symmetry enhances the overall appearance of the nails and boosts client confidence.
- Hands-on practice of cuticle treatment and tension techniques
- Practical experience is essential for mastering these skills and delivering excellent results.
- Silicone scraper usage
- The correct use of silicone scrapers helps maintain nail health while preventing damage to the surrounding tissue.
- Moisturization practices for hands and nails
- Adequate hydration is vital for healthy nail growth and maintenance of soft, supple skin.
- Ensuring clean polished results
- A focus on polish application ensures a professional finish that enhances the overall appearance of the nails.
Course Program
Features of hardware manicure compared to classic manicure
- Benefits: deeper cleaning, longer-lasting results, and under the cuticle coating.
- Unique tools: exclusive use of burs, no cutting instruments, and dry-skin technique.
Theoretical Lesson 1: Anatomy of Nails
- Nail Structure:
- Nail matrix, lunula, nail bed, nail folds, and stress zones.
- Proper handling of sensitive areas (e.g., lunula, sinuses).
- Common Pathologies:
- Onycholysis, onychorrhexis, leukonychia, koilonychia, paronychia, onychomycosis, and pseudomonas infections.
- Identification, causes, and handling techniques.
Theoretical Lesson 2: Tools and Materials
- Furniture and Equipment:
- Manicure tables, chairs, hand rests, dust extractors, and sterilizers.
- Tools:
- Cutting tools, pushers, orange sticks, files, buffers, and milling cutters.
- Types and abrasiveness levels of milling cutters.
- Sanitation and Hygiene:
- Disinfectants, sanitizers, and compliance with sanitary standards.
- Technician Appearance:
- Protective clothing, gloves, and masks for safety.
Theoretical Lesson 3: Methodology and Nail Shaping
- Work Methodology:
- Hand sanitization and client inspection.
- Discussing and agreeing on nail shape.
- Machine Operation:
- Directions of rotation (forward and reverse).
- Working against the cutter’s rotation for efficiency.
- Stages of Manicure:
- Lifting the cuticle.
- Cleaning lateral folds with flame cutters.
- Refining and removing cuticles.
- Polishing and finishing.
- Nail Shapes:
- Overview of square, soft square, squoval, oval, and almond shapes.
- Techniques for achieving symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing results.
Practical Lesson: Apparatus Manicure Techniques
- Hands-On Practice:
- Sanitizing hands and preparing nails.
- Shaping the free edge of nails using clippers.
- Cuticle treatment and tension techniques.
- Using a silicone scraper for smoothing and polishing.
- Moisturization:
- Removing dust, applying nail and hand creams.
- Finishing:
- Ensuring clean, polished results.
For who
- Nail technicians looking to upgrade their skills with apparatus manicure techniques
- Salon owners seeking to invest in staff training for improved services and customer satisfaction
- Spa professionals interested in expanding their offerings to include specialized manicure treatments
- Beauty school instructors requiring training on apparatus manicure methods for teaching students
- Individuals interested in starting a career in nail care and wanting to learn the latest apparatus manicure techniques.
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