After dealing with a few grueling semesters at my local university, I realized that traditional college might not work well for my learning style. I wanted to talk to other people, work with my hands, and enjoy artistic endeavors. After expressing my desires to a friend of mine, she told me about beauty school. She explained that it might be a great way to accomplish all of my workplace goals. I thought it sounded like something that I might enjoy, so I enrolled. My life has never been the same. Check out this blog to learn more about beauty school.
Enjoying My Time In Beauty School
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Hair Cutting 101: 4 Essential Tips For Using Thinning Shears
15 August 2016
Thinning shears are a great tool in the beauty industry. Not only do they add texture to lifeless hair, they also thin out thick or bulky hair. Unlike traditional shears, thinning shears have notches of teeth on one side. These notches allow you to take out portions of the hair, which reduce bulkiness and add texture to the hair. Whether in beauty school or attempting a DIY haircut, these four thinning shear tips will help you achieve your desired look:
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Work In A Beauty Salon? Help People With Cancer Feel More Confident By Having Wigs In Your Salon
28 January 2016
Whether you just finished beauty school (like Maryland Beauty Academy) or are an experienced hair stylist, you should ask the salon owner to offer wigs to customers if they do not already do this. This can help those people that have cancer and have lost their hair due to cancer treatments feel better about themselves. Below is some information about both human hair and synthetic wigs to help you decide which type is right for your salon.
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Plagued By Arthritis? You Can Still Be A Cosmetologist
12 January 2016
With the spa and salon industry raking in nearly $40 billion in sales each year, investing in a career as a cosmetologist can be financially beneficial. If you are interested in attending a school that offers a cosmetology program, but you are worried your arthritis will prevent you from completing your degree, here are three things you can do to help alleviate arthritis pain while you are behind the chair.