Which part of the training should emphasize sanitation practices?

The emphasis on sanitation practices is crucially placed in the health and safety section of the curriculum. This area is dedicated to teaching students about the importance of maintaining a clean and safe environment for both the client and the esthetician. Proper sanitation practices help prevent the spread of infections and ensure the highest level of hygiene during waxing procedures. Training in this section typically covers various topics such as sterilization of tools, sanitation of workspaces, and personal hygiene standards, which are all essential to provide safe waxing services.

In contrast, while product knowledge may touch on formulations that include antibacterial properties, it does not specifically focus on the methods and protocols required for sanitation. The client consultation section primarily deals with understanding individual client needs and preferences, and while sanitation is important, it is not the focus of this area. Lastly, the marketing section is centered around promoting services and building a clientele, which does not incorporate the technical details of sanitation practices necessary for safe and effective waxing. Emphasizing sanitation in the health and safety section is vital for the competency and professionalism expected of licensed wax technicians.