Get Trained in Copper Spoon Facial & Scraping Techniques

Help your clients achieve a timeless and fresh look with these advanced Cold Copper Spoon Facial & Scraping techniques. All of these techniques are non-invasive and add an element of holistic relaxation and rejuvenation during the treatment experience.

Scraping the Surface of Holistic Skincare

Spoon facial massage is a technique in which a cold copper spoon is used to massage the face using a scraping motion. The combination of cold temperature and motion promotes body fluid circulation, which helps normalize cellular metabolic processes and reduces inflammation by contracting muscles and vessels in the face and neck. Toxins are released from your deep cellular tissues, balancing the skin’s oil production. The benefits of spoon facials are treating droopy eyelids, puffy eyes, jowls, short vertical eye length, periorbital hollowing, loss of fullness in cheeks, and prominent nasolabial folds. It promotes body fluid circulation, which helps normalize cellular metabolic processes and release toxins from your deep cellular tissues, balancing oil production. 

What You Will Learn

Scraping techniques to nourish and detoxify the skin.
Release tension, facial knots, clearing blockages, creating space and movement to boost structures and stimulate underlying skin.
How to breakdown stagnant fat deposits obtaining a slimmer look (eyelids, jowls, and lower face).

Eligibility and Requirements

Participants must possess an esthetician license or other professional licensing, including Cosmetologists (or equivalent professional governing body designation), Licensed Registered Nurses (RN), Licensed Practicing Nurses (LPN), Physicians’ Assistants (PA), Physicians, or Massage Therapists. Exceptions may be made for graduate students in the above fields or students in their last quarter of study.

Disclaimer

Atelier Esthetique Institute of Esthetics hosts a variety of workshops conducted by industry professionals designed to enhance the participant’s knowledge and skill in the field. These workshops are not affiliated with Atelier Esthetique Institute of Esthetics and are therefore not licensed by the State Education Department of New York or accredited by NACCAS.