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Selina V.

Nov 29, 2012

Selina V.

I would really like to go to school not only to learn different techniques on how to apply makeup, but how to properly take care of my skin. And begin to do something I actually have a passion for. But what schools are good? Is a community college best to work around my full time job? Advice please

Nadine S.

Nov 29, 2012

Nadine S.

It depends on the area you live in sometimes the community college might have an extensive learning course aimed at what you want to learn. On the other hand there are private beauty schools that have small classes and one on one time with students. The private beauty schools are better but make sure you join an academy that has what you want to learn. Contact them first by calling, scheduling a tour, and make a list of questions before going there, see if they offer financial assistance. 

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