At IBBI, we’re proud to offer a comprehensive and hands-on 600-hour Esthetics Program designed to help you build the skills, confidence, and credentials to thrive in today’s booming beauty industry.
Upon successful completion, students are eligible to apply for state licensure and earn their professional skincare certification. Our New Batch begins on the first Monday of every two months.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, careers in professional skincare are seeing remarkable growth. Between 2023 and 2033, jobs for licensed skin care specialists are projected to grow by 10%—that’s much faster than the average for all occupations.
The total number of jobs is expected to rise from 81,800 in 2023 to over 90,000 by 2033, adding around 8,400 new positions.
A solid $41,560 per year, or $19.98 per hour—with no prior experience required and no on-the-job training needed to start. All it takes is completing a state-approved training course—just like the one we offer.
Program Overview
Our Esthetics Program blends theory with real-world practice over a span of approximately 24 weeks. Students will receive training in everything from facials, waxing, and makeup to more advanced techniques like microdermabrasion.
As a leading nail technician school, we focus on more than just helping you pass the exam. We aim to support you as a successful beauty professional. Here’s what sets our academy apart:
Facials & Skin Treatments – Deep cleansing, exfoliation, massage techniques, masks, and hydration. Hair Removal – Waxing, tweezing, threading, and sugaring. Makeup Artistry – Color theory, contouring, bridal looks, special effects & airbrush techniques. Anatomy & Physiology – Learn how body systems impact skin health. Infection Control – Vital training in hygiene, PPE, and sanitization. Advanced Esthetics Intro – Get introduced to medical esthetics and laser treatments. Business & Career Prep – Resume building, branding, and job interview readiness.With over 240 hours dedicated to facial and body procedures alone, you’ll have the confidence and experience needed to deliver results that clients rave about.
Our extensive curriculum offered at our school will place you in a one-of-a-kind position to pass the New York State Esthetics Licensing Exam, as well as leave you graduating job-ready. Here is simply a summary of some things you will learn:
Creative & Rewarding Work – Help clients feel confident and beautiful every day. High Job Demand – Skincare is a growing industry with endless opportunities. Flexible Schedules – Choose to work full-time, part-time, or freelance. Unlimited Income Potential – Build your client base and grow your own business. Diverse Career Paths – Work in spas, salons, med spas, or even in film/fashion. Quick Training – Graduate and start working in just 6 months!
Licensed Esthetician Skincare Specialist Makeup Artist Spa Therapist Waxing Technician Lash & Brow Specialist Facialist Beauty Consultant Brand Educator or Product Representative Medical Esthetician (with additional training) Esthetics Instructor (with experience & license)
Expert Instructors – Learn from licensed estheticians and industry professionals. Hands-On Learning – Apply your skills on mannequins and live models under supervision. State-Approved Curriculum – We follow NYS requirements closely to ensure full licensure eligibility. Career Support – We’re with you even after graduation, helping with job placement and career direction.Class Schedule
We offer two flexible schedule options:
Morning Session: Monday – Friday | 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Afternoon Session: Monday – Friday | 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Each session includes two 15-minute breaks. Students attend 25 hours per week.)
You’ll receive a full set of industry-standard tools and supplies, including:
Makeup brushes, palettes, tweezers, foundations, mascara, lipsticks & more Mannequin head for practice Professional esthetics textbooks and workbook Uniform scrubs and a rolling equipment bagYou may also opt to purchase your kit independently, as long as it meets the state-required brand list.
School Policies, Rules, and Regulations History and Evolution of Esthetics Role and Responsibilities of a Licensed Esthetician Professional Ethics and Conduct NYS Licensing Laws, Rules, and Regulations Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness Training NYS and Federal Safety Codes Fire Escape Routes and Emergency Procedures OSHA Regulations and HAZMAT Communications Workplace Safety and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Types of Pathogens: Bacteria, Viruses, and Fungi Methods of Infection Prevention Bloodborne Pathogens and Universal Precautions Chemical and Physical Sanitation Methods Physiology and Histology of the Skin Functions of the Epidermis, Dermis, and Subcutaneous Layers Sensory and Motor Nerves in the Skin Appendages of the Skin (Sebaceous and Sudoriferous Glands) Impact of Aging on Skin Health The Role of Nutrition in Skin Health The Impact of Water on the Body and Skin Hydration Free Radicals, Antioxidants, and Their Effects on Skin Aging Essential Vitamins and Their Role in Skin Maintenance Identification of Skin Conditions and Diseases Lesions, Pigmentation Disorders, and Skin Inflammations Contagious vs. Non-Contagious Diseases Contraindications for Esthetic Treatments Identifying Skin Types and Conditions Client Consultation and Record Keeping Selecting Appropriate Treatments and Products Basic Chemistry and Its Application in Esthetics pH Scale and Its Effects on the Skin Cosmetic Ingredient Reactions Types of Cosmetic Products and Their Uses Formulation of Skincare and Makeup Products Ingredient Labels and FDA Regulations Principles of Electricity and Its Use in Esthetics Safe Operation of High-Frequency, Galvanic, and Ultrasonic Devices Contraindications for Electrical Treatments Marketing and Branding for Estheticians. Customer Service and Client Retention Strategies. Salon Management and Legal Considerations. Resume Writing and Job Interview Preparation. Professional Networking in the Beauty Industry. Understanding Employment vs. Independent Contracting. Introduction to Medical Esthetics. Laser and Light-Based Treatments Overview. Pre- and Post-Operative Skin Care. Written Exam Review and Study Strategies. Practical Exam Mock Sessions. Licensing Requirements and Professional Conduct. The study of cells, tissues, and organs and their functions in the body The skeletal system, including bones of the skull, spine, arms, hands, legs, and feet The muscular system, including the structure and function of facial, neck, and body muscles The circulatory system, including veins, arteries, and their role in skin health The nervous system, focusing on cranial nerves and their effects on facial and body treatments The lymphatic system, including its function in detoxification and its relationship to esthetics The endocrine system, discussing hormones and their impact on skin conditions The respiratory system and its role in oxygenation and skin health The digestive system, examining how diet and digestion affect skin appearance The fundamentals of hair growth and hair structure Temporary vs. permanent hair removal methods Waxing techniques (soft wax, hard wax, roll-on wax) Tweezing, threading, and depilatory creams Sugaring as a natural hair removal alternative Laser hair removal and electrolysis overview Skin preparation before and after hair removal Identifying contraindications and potential side effects Sanitation, safety, and infection control procedures during hair removal Client consultation and aftercare instructions Comprehensive facial treatments for various skin types and conditions Step-by-step cleansing, exfoliation, steaming, extraction, and hydration techniques Facial massage techniques include effleurage, petrissage, friction, tapotement, and vibration Chemical and mechanical exfoliation methods, including microdermabrasion and enzyme peels Advanced facial treatments such as lymphatic drainage and aromatherapy facials Body treatments include body wraps, scrubs, and detoxifying masks Use of professional skincare machines such as galvanic, high-frequency, ultrasonic, and LED light therapy. Understanding the effects of different ingredients in masks, serums, and moisturizers Client consultation, treatment planning, and aftercare recommendations Special considerations for sensitive, mature, acne-prone, and hyperpigmented skin Proper sanitation, infection control, and client safety procedures The history and evolution of makeup artistry. Color theory and its application in makeup selection. Identifying different face shapes and how to enhance facial features. Proper use of foundation, concealer, powder, and contouring techniques. Blending techniques for achieving flawless makeup application. Daytime, evening, and bridal makeup techniques. Corrective makeup techniques for asymmetry, scars, discoloration, and blemishes. High-definition (HD) makeup for photography, film, and television. Special effects makeup basics and application techniques. Artificial eyelash application (strip and individual lashes). Eyebrow shaping and defining techniques. Cosmetic product ingredients and their effects on different skin types. Airbrush makeup application methods and benefits. Hygiene and sanitation standards in makeup application. Client consultation and selection of appropriate makeup for different occasions. Marketing and business strategies for freelance and salon-based makeup artists.Contact us today to speak with an admissions advisor or schedule a tour! The beauty industry is growing fast, and there’s never been a better time to step in. Whether you’re passionate about skincare, obsessed with makeup, or drawn to holistic wellness—this program is your entry into a career you’ll love.
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