Training was good found room a bit small as nowhere to rest work books and write notes down. Overall I enjoyed the course and found it informative. Morag is especially good and I feel that if ever I... See more
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Do not train with this company! Shay is arrogant and rude, she was pressurising me to book a course for a third of the price to teach at my home even though all I had from her was a screenshot of Snat... See more
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Highly recommend Glow Aesthetic Training Excellent Courses fantastic Trainers. I completed two courses this week on Sunday & Monday. Different trainers each day both were excellent, so well inf... See more
I can not speak highly enough about the training received via Glow at Skingenious in Haywards Heath -nr Warrington . Martine -salon owner is both friendly, fun & informative . Her knowledge of the... See more
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Glow Aesthetic Training Academy offers advanced aesthetic skin rejuvenation training in Mesotherapy, Chemical Peels and Microneedling for Therapists, Doctors, Nurses, Dentists and Dental Hygienists. Injectable Training for medically qualified. Small group training, One to One and Bespoke courses available.
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58 Molton Street, W1K 5SL, London, United Kingdom
- 0203 7936332
- info@glowaesthetictraining.co.uk
- glowaesthetictraining.co.uk
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Amazing
Loved glow aesthetics.
Learnt a lot on the training days.
Jeanette and morag are really lovely and make you feel very welcome.
Would definitely recommend

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Excellent Training
Small classes. Grounded in good theory and plenty of practical experience on different patients. Trainer displayed good knowledge and explained technical terms with simplicity. Highly recommended to and aesthetician.

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professional, knowledgeable, friendly and great customer service
Morag was so helpful and spent time going over the training even before i booked. There was no pressure to book during the phone call which makes a huge difference. Morag was knowledgeable and professional throughout. The training itself was at a fantastic venue and Martine was very experienced and patient when teaching. Thanks Glow i will definitely be interested in more training in the future.

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Loved my day great training great teacher , a must have treatment Kerry Hoy
I wanted to move forward with skin , and new I had to find a top train in school to do this . This course was excellent , a lovely venue easy to get to and the trainer was superb . Very relaxed easy to learn and the facial was so advanced . I highly recommend you to take this course , and Thankyou again . Kerry Hoy .

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