Cosmetology
COSMETOLOGY: Students learn basic and advanced cosmetology skills to become a licensed cosmetologist with expertise in hair cutting, coloring, perming, and styling as well as manicuring, pedicuring, and facials. In addition, cosmetology students learn retail cosmetic sales, salon development and practice those skills in a model salon/lab setting. As hairstylists and cosmetologists become more experienced and gain a following, they can expect their earnings to increase. Some manage salons or decide to open their own salon while others become sales representatives or image consultants. Some cosmetology graduates even decide to teach in barber and cosmetology schools themselves.
California
The top paying cities for cosmetologists are San Francisco, Santa Cruz and Sacramento. Cosmetology school students in San Francisco join 1,180 working cosmetologists and hairdressers in the city. The average income for San Fransisco cosmetologists is $32,050. CA.gov reports that as of 2009, personal care workers make-up 50% of California's employment.
US Census Bureau reported that in 2000 San Francisco is home to 776,773 people. 49% women and 50.8% men. About 41% of the population is between the ages of 25-44.
There are 1,624 Cosmetology Schools,
498 Manicurist Schools,
378 Cosmetology Instructor,
268 Esthetic/Skin Care,
196 Barber,
54 Hair Styling,
34 Facial,
18 Salon Management,
12 Electrolysis Technician.
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United Education Institute (UEI)
Cosmetology | Massage Therapy
San Diego, CA.
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