300 women receive beautician training

Kathmandu, June 25

Fashion Beauty Parlor and Training Centre has conducted professional beautician training for about 300 women in Nawalparasi and Rupandehi districts.  

The training programmes in Bardghat of Nawalparasi and Manigram and Yogikuti of Rupandehi were organised with the aim of making women self-employed and provide them with opportunities for livelihood, said Gita Sharma, Managing Director of the company.

The training programmes included skills related to hairdressing, beautician, business management and motivation. The company informed that the last training was completed on Friday.

In the training, Russian hair style, micro blading and eye lifting, nail art and professional makeup skills were also taught.

Sharma said that the week-long programme was organised at three places in two districts with the aim of teaching skills to unemployed women and making them self-employed. According to her, senior beauticians from Nepal and India had taught skills to the women who wanted to become self-employed.

They were trained by beauty expert Geeta Giri of Mayaj Beauty Parlor and Training Centre in Kathmandu, Geeta Sharma of Fashion Beauty Parlor, hairdressing expert Vinay Kumar of India and Smita Sharma of ICL India.

The participants of the training said that it was a good opportunity to have quality training, which can be obtained only in Kathmandu and India, in their own city. The training programme was also supported by Timber Home Nepal. Pukar Sharma of Timber Home said that he helped in the youth self-employment program as part of corporate social responsibility.

Meanwhile, Fashion Beauty Parlor has also been preparing to open a new branch in Rupandehi's NG Market.

Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 26 June 2023.