Which Beauty Treatments Can I Combine to Create a Full Treatment Menu?

If you're building a beauty business, you don't necessarily have to choose just one treatment to offer. Combining complementary beauty treatments can help you create a full treatment menu and give your clients more reasons to book with you.

At Phatlash Courses, we offer a wide variety of online hair and beauty courses across different beauty sectors, so you can build your skills and create a treatment menu that suits the type of business you want to run.

Lash & Brow Treatments

Lashes and brows naturally work well together, making them a popular combination for a beauty treatment menu.

You could offer treatments such as:

• Classic lash extensions

• Lash lifts

• Korean lash lifts

• Brow lamination

• Brow wax and tint

• Brow tinting and mapping

Offering both lash and brow treatments means clients can book multiple services during the same appointment or return to you regularly for different treatments.

If you're new to lashes, you can start with a Classic Lash Extensions course before progressing onto other lash extension courses. You can also learn lash lifts, Korean lash lifts and a range of brow treatments through Phatlash Courses.

Nails & Beauty Treatments

Nails are another great sector to add to your treatment menu. You could combine nail services with lashes and brows to create a wider beauty offering.

Depending on your interests, you could train in:

• Gel nails

• Builder gel

• Acrylic nails

• Full coverage gel extensions

• Polygel/arygel

• Nail art

• E-file nails

You don't have to offer every nail treatment. Choose the services that fit your target client and your business.

Hair & Beauty

If you're interested in working across both hair and beauty, hair extension training can add another section to your menu.

For example, you could offer different hair extension techniques alongside your beauty treatments, giving clients the option to have their hair and beauty appointments with the same business.

At Phatlash Courses, our online courses cover hair extension techniques including tape, nano and LA weave extensions.

Facial Treatments

Facials can also work well alongside lashes, brows and other beauty services.

You could create a skincare section on your menu offering treatments such as:

• Intro to facials

• Gua sha

• Lymphatic drainage

• Advanced facial treatments

This can help you create different treatment experiences, from shorter beauty appointments to more relaxing facial services.

Massage & Wellness

If you want to move beyond traditional beauty treatments, you could also consider adding massage or wellness services to your skill set.

For example, you could combine beauty treatments with massage or Pilates services, depending on your qualifications, insurance requirements and the type of business you want to create.

Phatlash Courses offers courses across beauty, hair and wellness, including massage and mat and reformer Pilates.

Don't Feel Like You Need to Learn Everything

Having a large treatment menu sounds great, but you don't need to train in every possible treatment.

Think about the type of client you want to attract and choose treatments that naturally complement each other.

For example, a lash and brow specialist could start with lash extensions, lash lifts, brow lamination and brow treatments. Someone wanting to create a broader beauty business might combine lashes, brows, nails, facials and hair extensions.

The best treatment menu is one that works for you, your clients and your business.

Build Your Skills Online with Phatlash Courses

One of the benefits of online training is that you can learn new skills around your existing schedule. At Phatlash Courses, our online courses cover a wide variety of hair, beauty and wellness sectors.

Courses include lash extensions, lash lifts, Korean lash lifts, brow treatments, nails, hair extensions, facials, massage, Pilates and more.

Our online courses include learning modules, in-depth video tutorials, a quiz or test and a digital certificate on completion. Many courses don't require previous experience, although some treatments have recommended prerequisites.

Whether you're looking to specialise in one area or build a varied treatment menu, you can choose courses that help you develop the skills you want to offer.