Cosmetology Schools

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There were about 651,000 cosmetology jobs in 2002 in the US

About 30% of cosmetologists work part time

Cosmetology schools train you maintain the personal appearance of your customers. Cosmetology training generally includes a mix of classroom studies and practice on customers at the school. Cosmetology schools include classes in personal hygiene, haircutting, hair and scalp treatments, facial treatments, and perhaps more specialized services such as manicures and pedicures. Cosmetology schools may also include training in chemistry, biology, anatomy, and physiology.

A cosmetology career may lead to work in a number of different professions, including hairdressing, barber, manicurist, pedicurist, shampooer, or even as an electrologist. Most cosmetology jobs are held by people in hairstyling related professions, although about five percent of related jobs are for manicurists and pedicurists. A very large percentage of cosmetology school graduates are self employed. Job prospects for cosmetologists are excellent due to growing demand for cosmetology services.

Degree Programs in Cosmetology : Campus and Online Schools

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The Baltimore School of Massage Therapy can prepare you for a fulfilling career in the fields of Massage Therapy, Esthetics (Skin Care), or Shaitsu and Asian Bodywork.

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Medix can give you the training and experience you need to launch your career in the medical or dental field. Flexible day and evening classes. * Programs vary by location * Please contact each individual campus for accreditation information

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Get the hands-on training you need to succeed in the cosmetology industry at Empire Beauty Schools. Choose from over 80 locations across 18 states.

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