Beauty Blog

So November is almost over, meaning I am finishing up my second month in the cosmetology program. This month we focused on manicures, pedicures, facials, waxing and makeup. This has been my favorite bit so far, because having healthy skin and nails is an important foundation for any beauty look.

If your dream job involves coming up with new designs and socializing, a career as a manicurist may be a good option for you.

Celebrity hairstyles are great to look at and are considered as the cutting edge of what’s new and trendy. As an up-and-coming hairstylist, latest celebrity hairstyles can be a useful source of inspiration when you want to give your client a hair makeover.

Every day, a cosmetologist spins creativity, expertise and personality into his or her work.

Beards are probably the most interesting features about a man’s face. While an unkempt beard has certain attractiveness, a blizzard of dandruff on your beard is not appealing.

Failure to take care of your beard may leave you looking shaggy.

As a cosmetologist or beautician, your clients are looking to you to help them make the decisions that will let them look and feel their best, no matter what occasion.

This takes a level of trust and communication with your clients that you should be careful to cultivate.

Halloween is almost upon us, which means it’s time to start planning our costumes and makeup for the big day! We’ve put together five essential Halloween makeup tips for getting your look right without splashing out on expensive costume makeup.

Esthetics is derived from the Greek word aesthetikos, which translates into “perceptible to the senses”. An esthetician is someone who offers skin care services.

During early times, skin care and grooming were practiced less for attractiveness and more for self-preservation.

Fall is the most wonderful time of the year. The changing colors, crisp weather and the anticipation of the holiday season and everything that goes with it makes it a favorite season for many. This is also the time of year to switch out your current summer skincare routine.

Look at photographs of 50 years ago, and you can certainly see that makeup and makeup artistry have changed. Then, pale pink lipstick (perhaps frosted), plenty of mascara, foundation and powder were the order of the day, with powder refreshed hourly along with a reapplication of lipstick for a flawless matte complexion.