Comments on: Feathered Bangs and Continuing Cosmetology Education

By: keiana hall

keiana hall — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 19:56:13 +0000

ive always wanted to be a cometologist every since i learned about it. Although some of my family memebers think i should choose a better career i think this was made for me. im still in highschool a sophmore to be exact and ive been looking for early classes to start so i can be prepared when i get out of highschool. im also looking for future colleges i can attend but i cant seem to find the best one thats near my family and i dont think ogle school is the best for me so i really need help finding a school i can attend now as a highschool student for cosmetology and a college for afterwards.

By: Carmella B. Wilson

Carmella B. Wilson — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 19:59:33 +0000

It is especially important for cosmetologists to understand the business of cosmetology. Whether you are a booth renter or an employee of a salon, your chances of success improve dramatically when you master the basics of marketing and finance. These skills are especially important in today’s difficult economic environment. There are several inexpensive or free options for learning such as your local Small Business Development Center or SCORE office.

By: The Ohio Academy

The Ohio Academy — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:06:14 +0000

I agree, i think it is always best to go above and beyond and to always know the newest styles and techniques. I just graduated from The Ohio Academy and keep attending the events they have. They are very helpful and keep me filled in on the most up to date products, styles and so on