Hair

Aside from working in a brick-and-mortar salon or spa, certified cosmetologists can work and travel as a hairstylist on a cruise line. Get paid with free room and board!

In this article, we’ll take a look back at some of the most classic, recognizable and fun 1980s men’s hairstyles, from the mullet, the Jheri Curl, and the rocker hairstyle.

“Before pursuing a career in the beauty industry, Jinger was an English major in college, but she wasn’t feeling inspired in school. She would much rather do something that felt fulfilling, and she always knew she had a passion for doing hair, “I choose Cosmetology because doing hair always just worked for me. It’s a creative outlet and a career all rolled into one for me.” Since she moved to Washington state 5 years ago, she has heard about Evergreen Beauty College through her friends…”

“When the Admissions Representative returned my call, I felt supported and inspired to go after my goals. Enjoy all of the ups and downs, and never be afraid to ask questions or to mess up. Never stop learning and be open-minded…”

“Everyone is in the same boat as you, so don’t hold yourself back. Everyone’s a bit nervous, everyone’s a little confused. So, ask questions, don’t be afraid to mess up. You’re in the perfect environment to try it all. You’re going to do great…”

Barbers provide essential services, usually to men. A hairstylist undergoes a spectrum of training techniques, including coloring, haircuts, perming, and styling.

“Before joining the Evergreen Beauty College family, Bailey graduated from Whatcom Community College with an associate degree. After graduating, she began working as a kennel assistant at a veterinary clinic. She quickly moved up to vet assistant position and was planning to continue her career and education as a veterinarian technician. However, as time went on Bailey realized she wanted a career where she could foster her creativity…”

Dry, stiff hair is one of the most frustrating hair issues you can experience. What causes this problem, and how can you fix it?

Salon workers need to be good at a huge variety of things to succeed. What are the most important skills salon workers need to perfect?

“My advice to students starting their beauty school journey is, to be open to the different opportunities offered to you! It’s wonderful to have a clear idea of what you want but trying new things and getting out of your comfort zone can lead to surprising avenues you might not expect. You might find that editorial is what excites you, or color corrections are your gift, or perhaps you find a niche working with children, etc. You don’t always know until you try, and Evergreen does a great job of giving their students the chance to explore lots of options, so take those opportunities while you can…”