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Name: M.Q.Hometown: Milwaukee, WICosmetology School: Empire Beauty SchoolI'd like to specialize in: Cuts and ColorRole Models: Everyone I come in contact withMy Motto: Defined I am very over the topThe best moment of my career (so far): Future ...
Name: Pink GirlHometown: Marysville, WACosmetology School: Everett Community CollegeI'd like to specialize in: FunkyFreshness. I have a crush on wet ...
Name: SelinesHometown: ConnecticutCosmetology School: International AcademyI'd like to specialize in: I love to cut, color, and style. I am not too crazy about perms. But, I pretty much enjoy it all. It is such a blessing when you can bring a ...
Name: Staccato by RhiannonHometown: TacomaCosmetology School: Clover Park Technical CollegeI'd like to specialize in: My specialty lies in cutting, styling, up-dos and make-up artistry. I am currently a make-up artist and I am returning to ...
Name: HairByTrishKHometown: From Philly to BostonCosmetology School: Empire (Blaine)My Motto: Just do the damn ...
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Name: AmandaHometown: AtlantaCosmetology School: ApprenticeshipI'd like to specialize in: I am versatile in different techniques of cutting, specializing in sassoon style cutting and techniques. I'm fully knowledgeable in balyage, foiling, sing ...
Name: Kara J. AdamsHometown: PhiladelphiaCosmetology School: EmpireMy Motto: As cosmetologists we all speak one common language, ...
A Hollywood hair and make-up artist gives tips to those who want to follow in her footsteps.
Oh. My. Gosh! It's officially official!! I am a real, live hairdresser!! I had my very first appointment with a stranger and I NAILED it!!
Learn how to correctly hold your sheers so you don't get carpal tunnel syndrome.
We asked salon industry educators, seasoned beauty professionals and a few beauty school leaders with real-world experience to speak up about other qualities that can nurture a fledgling salon professional and help them make a name for themselves.
Every so often, we have life experiences that serve as benchmarks for our personal timelines. Something monumental will happen and, for the rest of our lives, we'll remember that day--everything that happened pre-event, and everything that happened post-event. Maybe someday someone asks you, "When did Jenny get hired at the salon?" And you'll respond, "Oh, well, Anne had just celebrated her 30th birthday and George fell off his bike that day... so, it was in October!" For me, my trip with Pivot Point International will always serve as a benchmark in my life, a monumental life experience I will NEVER forget!
