How Can You Learn More About Cosmetology

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Kelsie M.

Jan 19, 2013

Kelsie M.

How can you learn more about cosmetology without being in Cosmo school?

Noelle M.

Jan 19, 2013

Noelle M.

You could try buying one of the new cosmetology books that Milady puts out. They've got some good deals on them on Amazon.

Srmireles S.

Jan 19, 2013

Srmireles S.

maybe apply for a receptionist position at a salon.:-)

Jessica S.

Jan 19, 2013

Jessica S.

You can also take classes at your local trade school/vocational center. Im a 25 yr hairstylist. They have lots of different classes for the novice. :) 

Danielle S.

Jan 25, 2013

Danielle S.

Go to your local bookstore or library and look for Milady. Also YouTube has tons of videos on cosmetology. I have about a month to go and I will be finished with school. 

Skylar G.

Jan 29, 2013

Skylar G.

My beauty channel: youtube.com/user/skyguilbault90
My latest video: youtube.com/watch?v=yNd2bNZUBRk
Please check me out thanks (:

Shawnna W.

Feb 24, 2013

Shawnna W.

The salon I work at offers an apprentice program. It is hairschool without the price tag. You can get your license at the end of reaching your hours. You don't pay a cent to which is the nice part.

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