Changing Careers to Beauty After 30: What to Know Before You Enroll
It is not too late to change careers into beauty. California sets a minimum age for beauty school and the licensing exam, not a maximum, and people come …
It is not too late to change careers into beauty. California sets a minimum age for beauty school and the licensing exam, not a maximum, and people come …
To get a cosmetology or esthetician license in California, you finish your training hours at a Board-approved school and then pass one written exam, given by PSI for …
Retail sales for stylists carry a reputation problem in this industry. Specifically, many new professionals associate retail with pressure, the awkward moment of pushing a product a client …
A cosmetology portfolio does something a traditional resume simply cannot: it shows, rather than tells, what a stylist can actually do. Specifically, a resume lists completed coursework and …
A client sees your haircut Reel, watches a YouTube Short answering a styling question, then saves a post with the finished look. They are interested. Can they find …
A stylist finishes a great service, gets permission to share it, and has five minutes of footage on a phone. What should become a Reel, a YouTube Short, …
Pre-booking for stylists is one of the simplest habits in the beauty industry, yet it’s also one of the most consistently skipped. Specifically, it means encouraging a client …
Most people assume beauty school student reviews only start forming after graduation. However, waiting that long often costs new stylists months of slow growth. Specifically, clients today rely …
Two students can graduate from the same cosmetology program with nearly identical technical skills, yet one of them will consistently out-earn the other. Generally, the difference has little …
The men’s grooming industry is booming, and there has never been a better time to become a professional barber. However, before you can start fading, shaving, and styling …
When researching beauty careers, prospective students frequently ask: how much do cosmetologists make in California? Generally, licensed cosmetologists in California earn a base salary between $35,000 and $70,000 …