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COSMETOLOGY CAREERS AND SALARIES How much is the average cosmetology salary?
According
to both NACCAS and the United States Department of Labor, salon
professionals can average up to $50,000 including tips. The 2003 NACCAS
Job Demand Survey reveals that cosmetologists have dramatically
increased their earning power today with zero unemployment due to the
severe shortage of licensed salon professionals. Some of the main
factors that determine income include the size and location of the
salon, hours worked, the tipping habits of clients, and competition
from other salons and shops. A cosmetologist's ability to bring in and
maintain regular clients is another factor in determining potential
earnings. According to The United States Department of Labor many
cosmetologists, and other personal appearance workers receive
commissions based on the price of the service, or they earn a salary
based on hours worked. Nearly every professional in the cosmetology
industry receive tips and commissions for the products they sell. Some
salons that pay bonuses to employees who bring in new business.
What are my career options after attending beauty school?
There are a wide variety of professional careers you can pursue after earning a degree from a beauty or cosmetology school. These include Cosmetologist, Hairstylists, Haircolor Specialist, Perm Specialist, Esthetician, Nailcare Artists, Manicurist, Salon Owner, School Instructor, Salon Manager, Salon Coordinator, Salon Sales Consultant, Manufacturer Sales Representative, Makeup Artist, Director of Education, Distributor's Sales Representative, Fashion Show Stylist, Photo and Movie Stylist, Platform Artist and Educator, Beauty Magazine Writer, Beauty Magazine Editor, Cosmetology School Owner, Beautycare Marketing, Salon Franchisee, Salon Chain Management, Beautycare Distributor, Salon Computer Expert, Beautycare PR Specialist, Research Chemist, Beauty Product Designer, Beauty Business Consultant, Trade Show Director, and Beauty School Owner.
Which jobs in the field of beauty and cosmetology are in most demand?
According to the United States Department of Labor employment of hairdressers, hairstylists, cosmetologists, skin care specialists, and shampooers is projected to grow between 10-20 percent through year 2010. Employment of manicurists and pedicurists is expected to increase 21-35 percent over the same period.
 
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