Cosmetology

An esthetician concentrates on skincare, treating blemishes, acne, and wrinkles, while a cosmetologist studies a broader beauty spectrum, including hair and nails.

In beauty school, students will typically learn about hair styling, cutting, nail care, skincare, and all the details and aspects of working in the beauty industry.

Touring the campus and speaking with other students and instructors will help would-be students to decide on a specialty. Get your questions answered at a tour.

Having a strong foundation in cosmetology, a license, and experience can help you launch your dream career. An accredited institution will foster your development.

Earn cosmetology credits in high school and start paving a clear path to a future as a barber, hair stylist, esthetician, or whatever you dream up in the beauty industry.

Are you looking for the latest trends? If you work in the beauty industry or plan to, these magazines are essential for learning about new treatments or trends.

As a hairstylist and relocating to a new state, you should check with the state board of your future residence if you meet the out-of-state cosmetology requirements.

Everything you need to do before opening your salon can feel daunting, but it is all within your reach if you’re passionate and organized. You must be licensed.

After graduation, continuing your education will help you deepen your understanding of the trade, increase your network, and open life-transforming opportunities.

So you want to be a cosmetologist? Can you define beveling? Which colors do you mix to achieve secondary colors? Do you know what vitamin is the formulation of retinol? Or what happens in stratum granulosum? The answers to these questions are all covered in cosmetology and esthetic courses and will likely be on your…