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Marlana P.

Mar 31, 2013

Marlana P.

Do they cover manicures and pedicures? I plan in being one but I hate feet help :(

Lara C.

Mar 31, 2013

Lara C.

I guess it depends where you live... like province/state. whatever the criteria is to be a certified esthetician. because I live in quebec and here a complete pedicure and a mani (cuticles and color) are mandatory. you should do some research:)

Janet M.

Mar 31, 2013

Janet M.

Depends on the school and course but to become an esthetician you would need to know about nails, so manicures and pedicures would be covered.

Megan S.

Mar 31, 2013

Megan S.

I didn't cover nails when I was in school. Had to take a separate course for that. But that's how it is in California.

Jes T.

Mar 31, 2013

Jes T.

I'm taking an esthetician course :) Like lara said I think it depends on where you live. At the school I go to, the esthetician is make up application, eyebrows, eyelash tinting, chemical peels, etc, and we have a separate class for nails.

Tegan W.

Mar 31, 2013

Tegan W.

I did a course in NZ and it covered manis and pedis its gross but you get use to it and if there feet are real bad you have a right to decline them if they arnt healthy but you get to wear gloves lol.

Marlana P.

Mar 31, 2013

Marlana P.

Okay thank you all. I would be going to school in New Jersey if that helps,and I didn't see anything about it on the website

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