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Career Outlook

Becoming a cosmetologist opens the door to a dynamic and creative career where you can make a real difference in people's lives by helping them look and feel their best. Staying updated with the latest trends through continuous education is crucial. Exceptional customer service and product knowledge are key to building a loyal clientele.

The profession offers opportunities to work in salons, spas, or even run your own business, allowing for creativity and personal fulfillment. With a cosmetology license, professionals can explore a variety of careers, side jobs, and hobbies, including:

• Hairstylist
• Makeup Artist
• Nail Technician
• Salon Owner/Manager
• Bridal and Special Event Stylist
• Hair Color Specialist
• Barber
• Beauty Educator/Instructor
• Product Sales Representative
• Spa Therapist
• Cosmetology Blogger/Vlogger
• Freelance Beauty Consultant
• Beauty Industry Trade Show Representative
• Stylist on a cruise or destination resort
• Fashion Show Stylist
• Film/TV/Theater Makeup Artist
• Cosmetology School Administrator
• Cosmetology Influencer on Social Media
• Personal Care for Seniors or Individuals with Disabilities
• Beauty Brand Ambassador
• Editorial Stylist for Magazine
• Beauty Product Sales Representative

• etc

Becoming a Cosmetologist:

To become a licensed cosmetologist, you'll first need to complete a cosmetology program, which includes hands-on training, theory classes, and practical experience in salon settings. Graduates earn a degree or certificate, equipping them with the skills needed to pass state board exams and pursue careers in various beauty professions.

After completing the program, you can schedule your state licensing exams, consisting of a practical exam testing technical skills and a written exam on cosmetology knowledge.

Upon passing both exams, you'll receive a state cosmetology license. Licenses in Missouri must be renewed every 2 years to remain current.

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Class CA - Hairdressing and Manicuring

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A day-in-the-life as a Cosmetologist:

A career in cosmetology is both dynamic and rewarding. As a cosmetologist or hair stylist, you’ll provide a variety of services including haircutting, hairstyling, makeup, waxing, and nail care. You’ll need to stay updated with the latest trends and techniques through continuous education.

Your daily tasks will involve:
• Advising clients on haircare needs
• Creating styles for events
• Coloring, cutting, and styling hair
• Selling hair and styling products
• Keeping detailed client records

• Scheduling clients

• Listening to clients needs/goals

• Working to achieve clients desired results
• Maintaining a clean work environment

Booth Rent vs. Commission Salon Jobs: A Brief Summary

Booth Rent:

• Independence: Rent a chair in a salon and operate as an independent contractor.
• Costs: Pay a fixed rental fee weekly or monthly.
• Income: Keep all profits from services and product sales.
• Responsibilities: Handle your own scheduling, taxes, and marketing. Provide your own supplies.

Commission:

• Employment: Work as an employee of the salon.
• Income: Earn a percentage of the revenue from the services you provide, plus potential product sales commissions.
• Support: Salon usually provides supplies, scheduling, and marketing.
• Stability: More consistent income, but potentially lower than booth rent if you have a strong clientele.

Choosing between the two depends on your preference for independence versus support and financial stability.

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What is Cosmetology?

Cosmetology is the art and science of beauty and aesthetics, encompassing hairstyling, skincare, makeup application, and nail care. It involves learning and mastering techniques to enhance the appearance of individuals, utilizing a wide range of tools, products, and skills.