Any suggestions on Cosmetology?
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Cosmetology is an excellent field. Think about having your nails done- $50 bucks for an hour's worth of work! If you enjoy being around people and the actual work itself, I think you should go for it! I believe cosmetology school usually takes less than 2 years. I think it would be wise to take classes that help your interpersonal skills as well as time management and budgeting so  that you will be capable of handling your business upon completing school.
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First, I would say to check the degree reqirements specified by your community college.\n\nSecond, if you are planning to go on for a BA, when given a choice at your community college, take the most rigorous academic courses you can.  That means math as opposed to auto repair, or language courses instead of cosmetology.  There is nothing wrong with learning how to fix a car or cut hair, but they are less likely to lead to a four year degree.
355888
Cosmo is so great! Great clothes, makeup, and hair ideas for all races. It also has gives good laughs for the bloopers section! And positive for women
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try grondins cosmetology school. i live in the thumb area in michigan. i think cosmetolgy school costs a couple thousand dollars. you can try there website. i think its www.grondins.com  but im not sure.  good luck.
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Great Question... and I am sooo jelouse! Sounds like fun. I would say not to forget the little things:  Chapstick, long johns, lots of socks, if you have long hair.. something so pull it back with, moisturizer, razors, and great company.
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http://www.cheap-salon-equipment.com/human-experiance-of-beauty-salons.htm probably has the information you need. You need to click on the links.
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do you mean an esthetician? my sister is going to school for this. its part of cosmetology, with a focus on skincare and makeup. she loves it...she worked as a makeup artist for years, but wanted to get liscensed and hopes to get a job at a spa or dermatology office.
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I assume you are looking for their web-site.  Here it is:\n\nhttp://www.cosmetology.state.az.us/
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BEAUTICONTROL CONSULTANTS WANTED! \n\n•EXCELLENT SKINCARE PRODUCTS  \n•PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME\n•FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES\n•NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED \n•TRAINING PROVIDED\n•EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE AND BENEFITS\n•EARN EXTRA INCOME AND EXTRA CARE FOR YOUR OWN SKIN\n\nPlease call now for a beautiful, exciting experience \nEmily (917) 915-3221 \nor visit our site at www.beautipage.com/emilywu
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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!
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a spa coordinator does exactly what it says. you coordinate activities and appointments. kind of like a glorified assistant. you should look into schools that offer courses on cosmetology, massage and stuff like that. you may even want to check out local spas and ask their resident coordinator if you can job shadow them. it also depends on the spa and the services that they offer.
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Here try this link it will help you find a good beauty school that will fit your needs.\n\nHope this helps~Bon
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BEAUTICONTROL CONSULTANTS WANTED! ANY STATE!\n\n•EXCELLENT SKINCARE PRODUCTS  \n•PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME\n•FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES\n•NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED \n•TRAINING PROVIDED\n•EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE AND BENEFITS\n•EARN EXTRA INCOME AND EXTRA CARE FOR YOUR OWN SKIN\n\nPlease call now for a beautiful, exciting experience \nEmily (917) 915-3221 \nor visit our site at www.beautipage.com/emilywu
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Café or marrón both work. Or, if you're talking about hair, you could use castaño.
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Uht oh!  try applying ice alternating with hot 20 min on 20 min off for a couple of hours. then put on a light coat of makeup, let your hair hang loose and pray!
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I LOVE Estelle's answer.\nIf you are college material, you should definitely do it.  If not (judging by the horrible syntax of your question, you are not), you should not. But, you should get more education, be it a tech school, cosmetology school, community college, whatever.
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You should go back to school first and do the skincare thing as a hobby. Be practical, bills have to be payed. Or you also could do an internet search to find a job with your current BA and then move to a better location which will leave you time to do your skincare thing.