Professional Peels have always been an industry favourite in the beauty industry - but they have come a long way with their development. With today's science and product development clients can still achieve amazing results without skin trauma.

Learn how to treat a number of skin conditions effectively with professional only solutions. Our ASI Pro Peel Course has been developed by industry professionals to enable others to gain the skills and knowledge required to perform this professional treatment and deliver optimum results for their client.
This training course is centered around:
Developing and educating you to provide the best possible treatment experience and results for your clients.
Empowering you to feel confident in yourself and the treatments you perform.
Having a clear focus on business growth and profitability.
We want to enable everyone to have the opportunity and accessibility to advanced and affordable industry training. All of our specialised training courses are readily available for all levels of experience; from aspiring home salon owners, to beauty therapists who are new to the industry, through to experienced therapists or salon owners looking to expand their knowledge and up-skill in a new treatment.
You will learn:
Understanding the basic skin layers and how and when products enter the skin at different depths
Understanding skin health while treating the skin with peels
Understand the PH and concentration of the professional peel range
Understand why and how you prime skin before treating with acidic peels
Understand where to apply the peels to get optimal results
Understand BHA’s and AHA’s
Understand the roles and impact of glycolic acid, lactic acid and salicylic acid and the impact these acids have on different skin types
Understand the different peels and when/how to use them
Understanding the contraindications and safety guideline for customer treatment plans
Introduction to a professional skin exfoliation
The difference between chemical and physical exfoliation
Professional Consultations and Treatment Planning