Posts Tagged "cosmetology education"
Oct31

Cosmetology Education can make you...

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Cosmetology Education is a highly sought after career option. There are many cosmetologists who have made it big in the hair-care and beauty industry by undergoing cosmetologist education.

There are many of us who love to do hair styling and make up. Most of the times, we style our own hair and keep trying different looks. But if you are really passionate about the beauty industry, then cosmetology is a career that you should ponder upon. To adopt this career option, you must undergo training in cosmetology. Online cosmetology programs are a great way of learning and acquiring skills related to Hairstyling, hair cutting, designing & coloring, salon management, skin care, etc.

Once you have completed your cosmetology education program, you can apply for a license and start working as a stylist. You can even work as a personal stylist for red carpet celebrities and become famous.

The cosmetology industry is a billion dollar industry and expected to grow in the next 5 years. So start your cosmetologist education today by subscribing to ScissorBoy’s online cosmetology program at www.scissorboy.com

Oct14

Celebrate Columbus Day with Cosmeto...

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Americans celebrate Columbus Day on the second Monday in October, marking the anniversary of arrival of Christopher Columbus to the Americas. Being a federal holiday, an annual parade is organized to pay tribute to the heroic deeds of Columbus.

You too can perform heroic deeds by adopting cosmetology education. The beauty and hair industry is a booming industry which is expected to grow exponentially in the next five years.

Lack of awareness is one of the causes why students stay away from cosmetology education, which is an excellent career option.

To know more about the benefits of continuing cosmetology education, visit – http://www.thinning-shears.com/6534/adopt-cosmetology-education-this-columbus-day/

Oct7

Celebrate With Pink Hair For Hope!

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The color pink has become synonymous with showing support for various awareness programs and initiatives. Breast cancer awareness month starts today, and we already see ribbons, bracelets and even pink hair as colorful examples of support.

Now, women can wear their support around the clock with SO.CAP. USA Hair Extensions’ Pink Hair for Hope program, which is taking place at Brittany’s Spa Salon. For each $10 donation to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, anyone can wear their support by receiving a beautiful Pink Hair Extension!

I think Pink Hair for Hope is an innovative way for all of us to show our support for such a wonderful and serious cause. And when professional hair salons take up such initiatives, it raises the bar for the entire cosmetology industry.

Last year, the North American Pink Hair For Hope Program raised $480,000 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Their aim is to raise more than $500,000 this year and Brittany’s Spa Salon will be helping them in achieving this target. We think this will probably lead to many women sporting pink hair!

The main organizers – SO.CAP. USA Hair Extensions is the official North American branch of the Italian based SO.CAP. srl international company. They have been featured in many professional beauty trade and consumer publications around the world.

The pink hair extension graft signifies a unifying bond between women who have undoubtedly known someone who has been touched by breast cancer in some way. If you are concerned as to how the pink hair would look with your natural hair, then you need not worry. All the stylists at Brittany’s Spa Salon are completely trained in cosmetology education and know how to go about their job.

The stylists in the professional hair salons use quality shears while attaching the pink hair extension to your natural hair which is very close to the scalp. It is bonded to the hair using 100% keratin, the same protein that makes up our own natural hair, so there is no damage to the natural hair once the extension is removed.

Sep29

ISSE 2010 promises more innovation...

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The International Salon & Spa Expo (ISSE) is all set to rock the cosmetology industry in 2010. So in the New Year, get ready for the BIGGEST and BEST professional cash-and-carry beauty exposition and educational event on the West Coast!

The event is scheduled during January 30 – February 1, 2010 at Long Beach, California. Having surpassed all the expectations for 2009, the ISSE 2010 will play host to more than 400 top quality exhibitors on 135,073 Sq. Ft. of sold-out space. This year’s event will be graced by industry leaders such as Karg + Blackwell, Nick Arrojo, Charlie Price, RUSK, and Sassoon Academy, along with many of the largest manufacturers from across the globe. ISSE 2010 truly promises to be an exciting event focused on professional hairstylists. Another thing that is worth noting is that ISSE offers an important opportunity for licensed beauty professionals and cosmetology students to invest in their careers and stay current on the latest trends.

What’s NEW for 2010?

Legends & Icon’s Gala – For the first time ever, ISSE will host the National Cosmetology Association’s (NCA) Legends & Icons Charity Gala, in cooperation with the Professional Beauty Association on Saturday, January 30, 2010, honoring Ann Mincey, Robert Cromeans and The Doves.

Faatemah Ampey to Emcee the International Fashion Theater – Faatemah Ampey, who spelled magic over the crowd at NAHA 20 will light up the stage at ISSE to produce another magical performance.

LFG Fashion Photo Shoot by the Masters – The Latino Fashion Group (LFG) along with photographer Babak will teach how to capture the latest beauty trends. This practical oriented class will also provide tips on creating a successful editorial photo shoot.

On-Demand Tickets – This year, attendees can purchase and print their tickets online! They can then directly proceed to multiple satellite credential checks for a hassle free entry to the show floor. To purchase tickets online, please visit www.probeauty.org/isse

Some more amazing programs at ISSE 2010…

International Fashion Theater (Complimentary with expo ticket purchase): This will see the industry’s most talented platform and in-house creative stylists deliver inspiring performances.

Latino Fashion Theater (Complimentary with expo ticket purchase): Presented in both English and Spanish, this program will attract some of the nation’s leading and up-coming Latino professionals.

Technical Theater (Some sessions require additional investment. Limited seating.): This program will feature the hottest names in the industry who will demonstrate the new cutting and styling techniques.

There are some great contests with great money to be won at the ISSE 2010. “Make Dreams Come True – $25,000 Giveaway” contest will be organized by Ultimate Beauty Companies. The ISSE Night Out Party on Sunday, January 31, 2010, allows you to network and enjoy with other beauty professionals. The party is Free to ISSE attendees and exhibitors, so start populating the venue 8:00pm onwards.

ISSE is open to licensed salon/spa professionals and cosmetology students only. To maintain a professional atmosphere, attendees must present proof of license and a valid photo ID. For additional information on ISSE and to purchase tickets, please visit www.probeauty.org/isse

Sep23

Should we worry about the lack of w...

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I am thinking of sporting a new hairstyle for this fall. While searching the internet for some cool hairstyles, I noticed that most of times the hairstylists are men. Whether you visit a salon or attend a training seminar in cosmetology education, the chances of seeing women on stage are very less.

It’s a real surprise that the industry which caters to more women has less number of women hairstylists. While thinking about the implications that the lack of women will have on this industry, I landed on a great article that voices the same opinion as mine.

It discusses whether the cosmetology industry is becoming male dominant? And then it goes on to analyze the reasons and points to an exciting resource for online cosmetology education.

Do you think we should worry by the lack of women hairstylists in the hair-care industry?