Is attending cosmetology school safe if I am or become pregnant?
Q. I am 22 years old and I am enrolling in cosmetology school in about a month and a half. My husband and I are also planning to have a baby in the next year or so. I have heard that it can cause adverse effects during pregnancy and I have also heard that it does not. Does anyone have any personal experience? Or good advice?
Asked by Sarah H - Mon Apr 14 15:29:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quite a few jobs expose workers to teratogens, or chemical or physical agents that are harmful to a developing fetus. Health-care and laboratory jobs, hairdressing and cosmetology, housecleaning, laundry and dry cleaning, and factory work (including electronics, photography, textiles, and printing) may all expose you to potentially harmful chemicals or infectious agents. These substances can be inhaled, absorbed through the skin, or taken in by mouth. For most substances, there is an exposure level that will produce no detectable effect and a dose above which problems can occur. In some instances this "no effect" level of exposure is known; in others, it is not. In some cases, your exposure can be measured, such as when X-ray technicians… [cont.]
Answered by mummy of baby luke - Mon Apr 14 15:39:59 2008
Q. I am 22 years old and I am enrolling in cosmetology school in about a month and a half. My husband and I are also planning to have a baby in the next year or so. I have heard that it can cause adverse effects during pregnancy and I have also heard that it does not. Does anyone have any personal experience? Or good advice?
Asked by Sarah H - Mon Apr 14 15:29:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Quite a few jobs expose workers to teratogens, or chemical or physical agents that are harmful to a developing fetus. Health-care and laboratory jobs, hairdressing and cosmetology, housecleaning, laundry and dry cleaning, and factory work (including electronics, photography, textiles, and printing) may all expose you to potentially harmful chemicals or infectious agents. These substances can be inhaled, absorbed through the skin, or taken in by mouth. For most substances, there is an exposure level that will produce no detectable effect and a dose above which problems can occur. In some instances this "no effect" level of exposure is known; in others, it is not. In some cases, your exposure can be measured, such as when X-ray technicians… [cont.]
Answered by mummy of baby luke - Mon Apr 14 15:39:59 2008
What is the difference between a Cosmetology Diploma vs Certificate from a community college?
Q. I'm applying to Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute, and they offer a program for both a Cosmetology Diploma (1500 Credit Hours) and a Cosmetology Certificate (1200 credit hours). I am assuming since its got more credit hours and thus I'd learn more from it, the Diploma is the way to go?
Asked by Toxic_Kitties - Sat Nov 14 16:33:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yess diploma!! gogogogogo :) ur lucky in canada theres not many colleges with a full on cosemotolgy thing just esthetics
Answered by Adora Geraldine - Tue Nov 17 17:42:34 2009
Q. I'm applying to Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute, and they offer a program for both a Cosmetology Diploma (1500 Credit Hours) and a Cosmetology Certificate (1200 credit hours). I am assuming since its got more credit hours and thus I'd learn more from it, the Diploma is the way to go?
Asked by Toxic_Kitties - Sat Nov 14 16:33:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yess diploma!! gogogogogo :) ur lucky in canada theres not many colleges with a full on cosemotolgy thing just esthetics
Answered by Adora Geraldine - Tue Nov 17 17:42:34 2009
What are the disadvantages of not having a full Cosmetology License?
Q. I attended a full cosmetology school (hair, skin and nails) for 5 months then decided to drop class. I wasn't enjoying the skin and nail portion of school, however I am still interesting in hair. My ultimate goal is to someday have my own salon specializing in haircuts, color, pinch braid extensions, and dreadlocks. Is a full Cosmetology license necessary? Will I have trouble finding a job in a salon? Please answer only if you've HAD experience. Thank you.
Asked by marlasinger258 - Sat Mar 28 02:24:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you cant do some stuff should iget a deathawk?
Answered by FOREVER Michael Jackson - Sat Mar 28 02:27:24 2009
Q. I attended a full cosmetology school (hair, skin and nails) for 5 months then decided to drop class. I wasn't enjoying the skin and nail portion of school, however I am still interesting in hair. My ultimate goal is to someday have my own salon specializing in haircuts, color, pinch braid extensions, and dreadlocks. Is a full Cosmetology license necessary? Will I have trouble finding a job in a salon? Please answer only if you've HAD experience. Thank you.
Asked by marlasinger258 - Sat Mar 28 02:24:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you cant do some stuff should iget a deathawk?
Answered by FOREVER Michael Jackson - Sat Mar 28 02:27:24 2009
How much on average does a cosmetology student make right out of school?
Q. What about a nail tech. I am looking into going into cosmetology and I don't know how much to believe the schools (they will tell me anything to make it sound good). So how about you cosmetologists out there? If you don;t mind my asking, how much did you make right out of school, how long have you been doing hair? Do you like it/have you ever regretted going into this profession? Sorry theres so many questions. Thanks in advance for all hte help!
Asked by Kim - Thu Jun 19 14:03:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on how many clients you have most salons rent out their chairs in the shop or either get a commission off of your clients
Answered by Yamped up King - Thu Jun 19 14:10:46 2008
Q. What about a nail tech. I am looking into going into cosmetology and I don't know how much to believe the schools (they will tell me anything to make it sound good). So how about you cosmetologists out there? If you don;t mind my asking, how much did you make right out of school, how long have you been doing hair? Do you like it/have you ever regretted going into this profession? Sorry theres so many questions. Thanks in advance for all hte help!
Asked by Kim - Thu Jun 19 14:03:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on how many clients you have most salons rent out their chairs in the shop or either get a commission off of your clients
Answered by Yamped up King - Thu Jun 19 14:10:46 2008
What is the difference between a cosmetology degree and a license?
Q. I am getting ready to go to school for cosmetology I have the option of getting the degree or the license. Of course the degree is more work but would it really benefit me anymore?
Asked by Elliot T - Tue Apr 15 14:44:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Degree -- means you completed schooling and finished successfully (grades, ect. ect.) Licensed -- means you finished school and took your state board exam = which then means you can practice your skills in a salon and make a living off it! =)
Answered by Nikki - Tue Apr 15 14:52:03 2008
Q. I am getting ready to go to school for cosmetology I have the option of getting the degree or the license. Of course the degree is more work but would it really benefit me anymore?
Asked by Elliot T - Tue Apr 15 14:44:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Degree -- means you completed schooling and finished successfully (grades, ect. ect.) Licensed -- means you finished school and took your state board exam = which then means you can practice your skills in a salon and make a living off it! =)
Answered by Nikki - Tue Apr 15 14:52:03 2008
Where can I get cosmetology posters for a new cosmetology classroom?
Q. I want to know where i can find free cosmetology posters if possible from companies like Paul Mitchell, TiGi, redken, sebastian, chi, loreal etc. I just need to find posters bad as my sisters classroom is empty, please any suggestions greatly appreciated, thanks!
Asked by jose g - Sat Aug 16 12:56:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why don't you try writing to the companies? Visit their websites and look for a "Contact Us" link. Actually it would be better if your sister did it. She should explain that she's a cosmetology instructor and she's looking for any decorative materials for her classroom. They should be happy to help. If I were you, I would also check out any poster shop and look for posters of iconic women - e.g. Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, etc. or classy posters of more current celebrities.
Answered by Heidi - Sat Aug 16 13:28:49 2008
Q. I want to know where i can find free cosmetology posters if possible from companies like Paul Mitchell, TiGi, redken, sebastian, chi, loreal etc. I just need to find posters bad as my sisters classroom is empty, please any suggestions greatly appreciated, thanks!
Asked by jose g - Sat Aug 16 12:56:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why don't you try writing to the companies? Visit their websites and look for a "Contact Us" link. Actually it would be better if your sister did it. She should explain that she's a cosmetology instructor and she's looking for any decorative materials for her classroom. They should be happy to help. If I were you, I would also check out any poster shop and look for posters of iconic women - e.g. Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, etc. or classy posters of more current celebrities.
Answered by Heidi - Sat Aug 16 13:28:49 2008
Can a cosmetology student work in a salon while attending school?
Q. I am currently attending beauty school in Charlotte, NC. I was told I should try working in a hair salon while attending school. In order to gain more experience and knowledge. But, unfortunately I am having no luck in finding employment here. I am considering moving to Georiga. Because, I see more openings for assistants in Georgia. And, this is really were I want to go. My cosmetology school has multiple locations in Georgia. And, I would have no problem transfering.
Asked by cbond - Sat Apr 26 16:36:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, You can, You just can't actually work on Clients cause your not licensed...But you can work as a assisant(if they're hiring assistants), Shampoo girl, or something like that.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Sun Apr 27 09:26:35 2008
Q. I am currently attending beauty school in Charlotte, NC. I was told I should try working in a hair salon while attending school. In order to gain more experience and knowledge. But, unfortunately I am having no luck in finding employment here. I am considering moving to Georiga. Because, I see more openings for assistants in Georgia. And, this is really were I want to go. My cosmetology school has multiple locations in Georgia. And, I would have no problem transfering.
Asked by cbond - Sat Apr 26 16:36:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, You can, You just can't actually work on Clients cause your not licensed...But you can work as a assisant(if they're hiring assistants), Shampoo girl, or something like that.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Sun Apr 27 09:26:35 2008
How different is Barbering school to Cosmetology school?
Q. Hair Stylist or Barber? How different is Barbering school to Cosmetology school? Could I go to Cosmetology school (which I have found a cheaper school than barbering in Boston) then still have the choice of working as a barber after that? Or are the programs way to different from each other.
Asked by Michael - Sat Jun 7 21:47:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. those professions arent totally diffrent from each other and if you want 2 become a barber do that cosmetology may be cheaper but is barbering a better paying job? if it is then do what will benefit u in life later on. ooh and the difference is that barbering you cut hair into styles and cosmetology is braiding,cutting, perming, pressing ect. into styles
Answered by ms.crisha - Sat Jun 7 21:59:57 2008
Q. Hair Stylist or Barber? How different is Barbering school to Cosmetology school? Could I go to Cosmetology school (which I have found a cheaper school than barbering in Boston) then still have the choice of working as a barber after that? Or are the programs way to different from each other.
Asked by Michael - Sat Jun 7 21:47:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. those professions arent totally diffrent from each other and if you want 2 become a barber do that cosmetology may be cheaper but is barbering a better paying job? if it is then do what will benefit u in life later on. ooh and the difference is that barbering you cut hair into styles and cosmetology is braiding,cutting, perming, pressing ect. into styles
Answered by ms.crisha - Sat Jun 7 21:59:57 2008
How easy is it to transer to another Cosmetology / Beauty school?
Q. I am planning of starting my cosmetology school in California, but in about 5 months or so i may move to another state [prbly Oregon or Georgia, not quite sure right now]. I was wondering how easy it is to transfer credits to another school usually? The reason i want to start now instead of waiting is because my Dad will pay if i go to this school, so it would help me TONS. Plus i have free rent and all.
Asked by Breana Like Whoa - Mon Apr 14 15:11:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beauty school is not like college. Each state has it's own rules reguarding cosmetologist.(hours you must have before taking the state board test.) I'm a hairstylist in wisconsin if i go to anotheer state I might have to go back to school. It all depends on that state hours not credits. You should find out what the hours are for the state you're moving to first.
Answered by ldf - Mon Apr 14 15:24:34 2008
Q. I am planning of starting my cosmetology school in California, but in about 5 months or so i may move to another state [prbly Oregon or Georgia, not quite sure right now]. I was wondering how easy it is to transfer credits to another school usually? The reason i want to start now instead of waiting is because my Dad will pay if i go to this school, so it would help me TONS. Plus i have free rent and all.
Asked by Breana Like Whoa - Mon Apr 14 15:11:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beauty school is not like college. Each state has it's own rules reguarding cosmetologist.(hours you must have before taking the state board test.) I'm a hairstylist in wisconsin if i go to anotheer state I might have to go back to school. It all depends on that state hours not credits. You should find out what the hours are for the state you're moving to first.
Answered by ldf - Mon Apr 14 15:24:34 2008
What training should i get after receiving a cosmetology licesence?
Q. Im going to be attending cosmetology school, and i wanted to know, after i get my license, what training should i get so that i can be a better stylist and work for a really good (high-end) salon.
Asked by evesthatgirl15 - Tue Nov 14 12:49:16 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. start by working for a chain salon that offers continued education classes from within. alot of salons have courses u take to maintain employment with them, u may not like or agree with all the information u get, but everything u learn in this field is useful. my instructor told me " never think u know everything, especially in this field, there is something new everyday to learn."
Answered by sjg43140 - Tue Nov 14 12:54:30 2006
Q. Im going to be attending cosmetology school, and i wanted to know, after i get my license, what training should i get so that i can be a better stylist and work for a really good (high-end) salon.
Asked by evesthatgirl15 - Tue Nov 14 12:49:16 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. start by working for a chain salon that offers continued education classes from within. alot of salons have courses u take to maintain employment with them, u may not like or agree with all the information u get, but everything u learn in this field is useful. my instructor told me " never think u know everything, especially in this field, there is something new everyday to learn."
Answered by sjg43140 - Tue Nov 14 12:54:30 2006
Are there any cosmetology programs during the summer in Arizona?
Q. It wouldn't be a problem to me if financial aid could be distributed to more than one institution, but since I'm a college student I need my financial aid more for my college tuition. So since I'm not taking any summer classes I was wondering if there was a summer cosmetology program in Tucson, AZ or in Arizona in general. Also, are there short term programs?
Asked by CLUELESS - Wed Apr 8 21:07:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. Cosmetology is like college, except they go by hours. To even get your license, You have to complete the hours of your state, and your requirements.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Fri Apr 10 07:27:03 2009
Q. It wouldn't be a problem to me if financial aid could be distributed to more than one institution, but since I'm a college student I need my financial aid more for my college tuition. So since I'm not taking any summer classes I was wondering if there was a summer cosmetology program in Tucson, AZ or in Arizona in general. Also, are there short term programs?
Asked by CLUELESS - Wed Apr 8 21:07:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. Cosmetology is like college, except they go by hours. To even get your license, You have to complete the hours of your state, and your requirements.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Fri Apr 10 07:27:03 2009
How do I find out the statistics and which cosmetology school is better?
Q. I am trying to find out which cosmetology school is better. The Paul Mitchell School or the Aveda Institute. How do I know which school will be better for a lucrative career?
Asked by aip365 - Sun Jan 28 20:27:41 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Doesn't really matter. It depends on what you yourself can do, not what you duplicate. You can read books on styles, cuts and coloring later. The important things initially are that you pay the least amount possible for the basic training and study hard to pass your test. After that you can specialize. After passing the state board, some states you can just go and apply and then the shop owner trains you to what their shop is famous for. Or in some states you have to work under a cosmetology manager for a year before you can get your cosmetologist managing license. Then there are criteria you need to meet for renewing your license. If you are dead set on either school, why not go there, talk with the owner and they will show you… [cont.]
Answered by sophieb - Sun Jan 28 20:41:13 2007
Q. I am trying to find out which cosmetology school is better. The Paul Mitchell School or the Aveda Institute. How do I know which school will be better for a lucrative career?
Asked by aip365 - Sun Jan 28 20:27:41 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Doesn't really matter. It depends on what you yourself can do, not what you duplicate. You can read books on styles, cuts and coloring later. The important things initially are that you pay the least amount possible for the basic training and study hard to pass your test. After that you can specialize. After passing the state board, some states you can just go and apply and then the shop owner trains you to what their shop is famous for. Or in some states you have to work under a cosmetology manager for a year before you can get your cosmetologist managing license. Then there are criteria you need to meet for renewing your license. If you are dead set on either school, why not go there, talk with the owner and they will show you… [cont.]
Answered by sophieb - Sun Jan 28 20:41:13 2007
How to get your cosmetology liscence in california?
Q. I went to cosmetology school in arizona and I just graduated. I am no going to be moving back to california and will be taking my state board over there. If any one could let me know what's on their state board I would really appreciate it . Thanks.
Asked by Amy C - Thu Nov 6 13:27:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure if this will help you or not, But here's a link to a Practice test for the California State board.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Fri Nov 7 05:41:24 2008
Q. I went to cosmetology school in arizona and I just graduated. I am no going to be moving back to california and will be taking my state board over there. If any one could let me know what's on their state board I would really appreciate it . Thanks.
Asked by Amy C - Thu Nov 6 13:27:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure if this will help you or not, But here's a link to a Practice test for the California State board.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Fri Nov 7 05:41:24 2008
What are some good cosmetology schools in the Phoenix area?
Q. I have been researching some cosmetology schools online but I don't really know how to compare them. Most of the ones I have looked at don't show the cost of tuition.
Asked by unknown - Mon Sep 21 02:42:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best thing for you to do, Is to go into the school and take a tour. Ask questions. Because ALL Schools, even if they are the same branch of schools are different.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Tue Sep 22 07:18:51 2009
Q. I have been researching some cosmetology schools online but I don't really know how to compare them. Most of the ones I have looked at don't show the cost of tuition.
Asked by unknown - Mon Sep 21 02:42:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best thing for you to do, Is to go into the school and take a tour. Ask questions. Because ALL Schools, even if they are the same branch of schools are different.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Tue Sep 22 07:18:51 2009
how to start my paper on why I chose cosmetology?
Q. I have to do a 500 word paper on why I chose cosmetology as my career for cosmetology class. How should I start it off? and what things should I include in the paper?
Asked by nene - Tue Sep 2 18:09:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm. I'd start it off by defining what it is. Use your dictionary. Then i'd go into depth about what it entails. Then its pros and cons like is it easy to get a job in this field etc. And finish it with reasons as to why you chose it.
Answered by Prinsessa Juanita De Lagos - Tue Sep 2 18:18:13 2008
Q. I have to do a 500 word paper on why I chose cosmetology as my career for cosmetology class. How should I start it off? and what things should I include in the paper?
Asked by nene - Tue Sep 2 18:09:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm. I'd start it off by defining what it is. Use your dictionary. Then i'd go into depth about what it entails. Then its pros and cons like is it easy to get a job in this field etc. And finish it with reasons as to why you chose it.
Answered by Prinsessa Juanita De Lagos - Tue Sep 2 18:18:13 2008
Where can I find websites with cosmetology supplies?
Q. I'm looking for different places to find supplies that one would need for cosmetology school. Particularly, I'm looking for different colored supplies rather than your generic black clippers or hair dryer. Please help!
Asked by -=Jess=- - Wed Jun 20 14:30:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ACE beauty supply. You will need your enrollment/ certificate to shop there. This is where all the professionals/shop owners go for their supplies. I had to have my certificate to shop there though. They have colored supplies, funky scissors, OPI, etc. All at whole sale cost.
Answered by mykidsmom - Wed Jun 20 14:41:27 2007
Q. I'm looking for different places to find supplies that one would need for cosmetology school. Particularly, I'm looking for different colored supplies rather than your generic black clippers or hair dryer. Please help!
Asked by -=Jess=- - Wed Jun 20 14:30:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ACE beauty supply. You will need your enrollment/ certificate to shop there. This is where all the professionals/shop owners go for their supplies. I had to have my certificate to shop there though. They have colored supplies, funky scissors, OPI, etc. All at whole sale cost.
Answered by mykidsmom - Wed Jun 20 14:41:27 2007
is it possible to work at a hair salon without your cosmetology licenses?
Q. I am looking into going to cosmetology school. I need to save money first. I was wondering even though I dont have my licenses if I can still work in a salon. Like as a secretary, schedule appointments, check people out, sweep and clean. I figured working in a salon would be a great opportunity to learn things while goin to school. Is it possible?
Asked by cheer2007gurl - Thu May 8 17:33:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely! If you know a few people who work in salons you should ask if you could work there. I did it long time ago. I know a young girl now who washes our hair, put color in, blow dry, etc...So definitely start asking around. You may want to start with the owner or manager of the salon. Tell them about your ambitious and goals. I'm sure they will be willing to work something out. If one person says no, then don't give up - keep trying. Eventually some one will say yes.
Answered by Blkbutterfly - Thu May 8 17:45:17 2008
Q. I am looking into going to cosmetology school. I need to save money first. I was wondering even though I dont have my licenses if I can still work in a salon. Like as a secretary, schedule appointments, check people out, sweep and clean. I figured working in a salon would be a great opportunity to learn things while goin to school. Is it possible?
Asked by cheer2007gurl - Thu May 8 17:33:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Absolutely! If you know a few people who work in salons you should ask if you could work there. I did it long time ago. I know a young girl now who washes our hair, put color in, blow dry, etc...So definitely start asking around. You may want to start with the owner or manager of the salon. Tell them about your ambitious and goals. I'm sure they will be willing to work something out. If one person says no, then don't give up - keep trying. Eventually some one will say yes.
Answered by Blkbutterfly - Thu May 8 17:45:17 2008
What qualifications do I need to be a teacher of cosmetology in the state of California?
Q. I have a Californian cosmetology license but because I wasn't educated in the USA I don't have ANY other qualifications. I know I need to complete the teacher trainee program but what other basic qualifications do I need to become a cosmetology teacher and I can I take them on-line?
Asked by Bumpty - Thu Apr 2 01:07:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a California License, Then all you need is to go back to Cos. School and complete the hours. You can't do it online, Because you do need to teach class, and make up Curriculums and learn how to be a Instructor...Can't do all that online. Plus California may not even recongize Online classes.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Thu Apr 2 06:54:56 2009
Q. I have a Californian cosmetology license but because I wasn't educated in the USA I don't have ANY other qualifications. I know I need to complete the teacher trainee program but what other basic qualifications do I need to become a cosmetology teacher and I can I take them on-line?
Asked by Bumpty - Thu Apr 2 01:07:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a California License, Then all you need is to go back to Cos. School and complete the hours. You can't do it online, Because you do need to teach class, and make up Curriculums and learn how to be a Instructor...Can't do all that online. Plus California may not even recongize Online classes.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Thu Apr 2 06:54:56 2009
What are some of the highest success rate cosmetology schools in Palm Beach county?
Q. I obviously have no clue what to look for when it comes to knowing what the best cosmetology school is. They all seem to offer the same things. What does a good salon owner look for when hiring employees?
Asked by Kat - Thu Nov 19 10:20:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I obviously have no clue what to look for when it comes to knowing what the best cosmetology school is. They all seem to offer the same things. What does a good salon owner look for when hiring employees?
Asked by Kat - Thu Nov 19 10:20:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How long does it take to get a cosmetology degree?
Q. I want to be a cosmetologist, but I'm really busy most of the time and I need to know how many years or months I need to set aside for my degree in cosmetology.
Asked by s s y s - Sat May 2 11:37:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your state. Cosmetology goes by hours, not years(Like Maine is 1500 hours.), and it's different for all states. It doesn't take any more then a year(If it does, It's a couple months over.), and sometimes less. It's a license by the way, not a degree.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Sat May 2 16:43:49 2009
Q. I want to be a cosmetologist, but I'm really busy most of the time and I need to know how many years or months I need to set aside for my degree in cosmetology.
Asked by s s y s - Sat May 2 11:37:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your state. Cosmetology goes by hours, not years(Like Maine is 1500 hours.), and it's different for all states. It doesn't take any more then a year(If it does, It's a couple months over.), and sometimes less. It's a license by the way, not a degree.
Answered by Red s, u s q - Sat May 2 16:43:49 2009
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