Events

Last week, I was at the Advisory Board Meeting for the Washington State Board of Cosmetology.   At the meeting, it was announced that there are over 200 estheticians that have converted their license to become the Master Esthetic License through grandfathering, year to date.   We are about half way through the year and think that

Just one year ago, Evergreen Beauty College built a brand new facility offering esthetics and cosmetology in Renton, WA.
9 months after building a state of the art facility, Evergreen Beauty College expands their Renton campus by adding on another 2300 sq ft providing additional classroom space, hands on learning labs, and more.

Watch the above 3 1/2 minute video as Samantha Sauve (2014 International Business Student of the Year competitor) shares in a hilarious play off of a AT&T commercial key business lessons to ensure a successful career in the cosmetology industry.
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I don’t have kids yet (hopefully soon) but I can only imagine how crazy life can get during the holidays for all you parents out there.

As I begin to discover more about Medical Esthetics, the more fascinated I become.  Today I had a chance to attend a presentation by Dr.

Jim Yates, founder and CEO of the business program Nuts and Bolts, doesn’t visit many schools during his busy year. However, he made a special trip to Seattle for Evergreen Beauty College’s quarterly graduation, held on July 14th at the Lynwood Convention Center.

About seven years ago, a man name Jim Yates approached Evergreen Beauty College with an industry-changing program and the opportunity to improve not only the college and its students, but the industry as a whole.

Evergreen Beauty College will be holding it’s quarterly graduation ceremony this Sunday, July 14th at 4pm at the Lynwood Convention Center.

The landscape of esthetics is changing in Washington State.   Currently, Washington requires an esthetician to have 600 hours of training from a licensed school.

As natural cosmetics continue to receive global acceptance, the big concern remains whether it will overcome the usual challenge of breaking through the hurdles that many reputable brands face.