Aesthetician income potential?
102573
this is very vague, but will still give you a general idea http://www.thehighschoolgraduate.com/editorial/DC/esthetics.htm\ntry http://www.salary.com, i couldn't find it but maybe you'll have better luck.
903785
that would be an endocrinologist.  As far as what they make that would depend on the area they are in, if they have their oun practice and how big that practice is.  I would say min. 200 g on average a year.  There could be some that only make 100 grand then some that earn 1 million.
435830
Depends on where you live and how the market is paying.  In California, where the cost of living is high, some hygienists are making upwards of 100k a year including production.  In other areas you can make 60K a year.  I believe the national average is around 45-50k a year.  It is a great paying job and very rewarding.  It can be hard on the hands so make sure that you take care of them from the beginning.  Using an ultra-sonic scalar helps take some of the wear and tear off of your hands.  Use them whenever you can.  Also make sure that your instruments are very sharp to save you from finger-pulling a lot.  Doing a lot of stretching excesses during the day can help.  Proper positioning of your body is important.  Legs at a ninety degree angle in relation to the floor and feet planted firmly on the floor helps a lot.  Hygiene is a wonderful career but can be very stressful.  Just remember that it is a job and don't take the job home with you.
607757
Critical transport RN, what am i now? well i wanted to help people & wrk well under stress! i am now a wedding planner? gi figure, butu make 15% of the wedding and i roll in like $175,000 a year so maybe a nursing edu is not the best!
189615
Here in California, once per month.\n\nWorking is easy as long as you dont like to eat.  The government insists that you only work at low paid hourly jobs rather than living large and say allowing you to work in a beauty salon.\n\nMaybe it is their way of keeping people on Assistance Programs from Beauty College.\n\nAny childcare is possibly provided by the work, rather than the government.\n\nIf you use paid care it can be as low as $100 USD per month.\n\nBy since I am a guy, I think as pretty as you are, you will have no problem!\n\nPlease come immediately to Southern California with your children!!!
14547
According to the US Department of Labor: Median annual earnings in May 2004 for salaried hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists, including tips and commission, were $19,800. The middle 50 percent earned between $ 15,480 and $26,600. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $12,920, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $35,990.
107593
It really depends. Just starting out in your first year probably about 30-40 thousand. Many established reps make well over 100,000. It will be easier if you can sell other products as well. Disability, long term care etc...
1122547
Depends on what kind, or aspect of Art you have studied or specialised in :\nIf you have opted for commercial art, then Advertising will offer a decent job placement, as well as decent income.\nIf you have specialised in illustrating, or painting, the publishing industry has jobs as cover designers, and illustrators.\nIf you have specialised in computer-generated graphics, then you can get a job in the motion-picture animation industry. \n...Unless you are more specific in what type of art you are studying, or hope to study, no one can can give you equally specific and detailed suggestions, dear !
938919
Get a degree in fine arts.
517080
Depends on where you are planning to work and how much experience.  But i think it's between $10-15/hour.  It's a good starting place but if you can work you're way to a designer (through experience or classes) then you'll be making a lot more.
639872
It depends from model to model and the act they are into...\nsome may earn $ 1,00,00,000 for an assignment some may earn 1000...\nalso the category to which they belong...\nits simple modelling... haute couture... lingerie... or nude...
473835
I'm not at the point where I want to be just yet. but for right now I am Happy.  I work with my make-up teacher doing orders and customer serivce. we also do make-up shows here and there and I do the all the selling.  Its fun stuff because you get to meet all kinds of connections and buy lots of good stuff for cheap from the poeple you talk to. I have a international spa/makeup show coming up in las vegas which is fun cuz everything gets paid off for me from hotel feesw to food. What I really want to do though is the spcial effects, scary makeup. I have all the connections, just a matter of taking more courses. But I'm happy!
1171213
I would say yes!\nIt sounds like you have the sensibility to value some things other than a steady job and secure finances.\nAlso, if you have the confidence to sell your art, then that is HUGE. \n\nWhen you look back at your life 10 years from now, you'll have done more than just sat in an office. You would have created a body of work that satisfies something in you. \nIt's priceless.\n\nPS - would love to see some of your work.
843491
The masseuses that make the most money are those who build their own clientele they see in home or at the clients house. There is no split between you and a salon or spa for the money you make. You also need to be product savvy. Many people want to 'accessorize' their massage experience by purchasing the oil.lotion you use, candles, relaxation Cd's, body wraps, etc, etc... Merchandising will make you lots of money. Being great at what you do will always be a big help!
564716
I am a licensed cosmetologists and i want you to know you have to have 1500 hours of schooling. It depends on you and your school as to how long it would take to graduate. There are some that are more prestigous than others. And it depends on if you are working for someone or if you are self employed as to how much you will make. And also, if you are self employed, it depends on if you live in the country or city as to how much you make. There are many positive and negative things about being a hairstylist. One thing negative that comes to mind is that if you aren't very patient with people then this might not be meant for you. Because some people gripe about everything and never are satisfied. Some people never get to their appointment on time which messes up the other clients when they are on time. Positive things are that you learn the latest in styles and fashions. You get to meet new people. You make great money. It's a profession that is very important. Most people in the world will want some type of service whether it be manicure, pedicure, hair cut, perm, relaxer, highlights, color, bleach, wax job on facial hair, etc. It isn't a job that just anyone can have. You have to be gifted to entertain people and give them the desired look that they are wanting you to achieve. You have to be good with getting along with people. Being patient with them. Listening to what they want. Giving them advice. Loving them. Treating them great. Knowing what style complements them. Working on your feet all day. And working hard. Best wishes!
460317
http://www.salary.com\n\nType in your job title (esthetician) and then search for the city from their list. This should tell ya.
934748
I think you go by hours, not years..It would be a great profession if you like people, doing hair and nails. The pay is determined on where you live, how much the shop where you work charges for each service..and how much the shop down the street charges.your high school hours should be counting toward your hours..good luck