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| Careers
in Cosmetology Cosmetology encompasses more than just cutting hair. After you receive education, training and licensing, you can take your career in many different directions. Below are just a few of the options. |
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| Stylist/Color
Specialist/Texture Specialist These people work in the salon doing specialty work on clients. Many only do one step of the final result. A color specialist may work closely with a stylist to create color movement in the final design of the cut. |
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Educator Travel the country, teaching stylists how to use products, or the latest trends in fashion. Work for a Salon's headquarters or education department, or for the manufacturer of a product line. This is a great way to pass along tips and skills you've acquired! |
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| Nail Tech Whether you specialize in killer nail enhancements and nail art, or spa manicures and pedicures with specially designed hand and foot treatments, there is a place for the nail tech in all areas of the industry! |
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MakeUp Artist Whether for photos, print, or film, makeup artists can make the model or actor beautiful, ugly, or even someone else. Makeup artists also work with brides, high school seniors, and glamour photography. |
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| Movie Stylist If you have attention to detail, working in the movies may be the job for you. Movie stylists not only create the looks for the actors and actresses, but they must also make sure that the hair is the same style and length day after day, since they never know which day's film will be edited into the movie. |
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