Esthetician Schools in Kansas

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Crave Beauty Academy – Accredited

3804 West Douglas
Wichita, KS 67203

13169435516
Programs:
Barbering, Cosmetology, Esthetics, Nail Technology, Cosmetology Teacher Training
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Eric Fisher Academy – Accredited

6727 West Central
Wichita, KS 67212

Johnson County Community College – Accredited

9780 West 87th St
Overland Park, KS 66210

Mitsu Sato Hair Academy – Accredited

9062 Metcalf Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66212

Sami Haleseh Institute – Accredited

1034 North Andover Road
Andover, KS 67002

Trendsetters International Cosmetology School – Accredited

7908 Quivira Road
Lenexa, KS 66215
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How to Become a Esthetician in Kansas

Kansas Esthetician Careers At a Glance
  • 1,000 education hours are required to become licensed.
  • You must renew your license every 2 years.
  • 0 continuing education hours are required to renew your license.
  • Average salary for estheticians in Kansas is $41,040 ($19.73/hour). This is higher than the national average of $34,090 ($16.39/hour).
  • There is a predicted 11% job increase between 2018-2028 for estheticians nationally.

If you love working with different skin care products, learning about the latest anti-aging techniques, and mastering makeup styles, you could do a lot for the people of Kansas by becoming an esthetician.

The field of esthetics deals directly with skin health and appearance, creating a beautiful base for makeup, fashion, and whatever else a client may do to beautify themselves. Your daily work can run the whole range of skin care, from aromatherapy and sauna treatments to mud wraps and skin reviving facials.

State License Requirements

1,000 Education Hours

Required to earn a esthetics license

After completing your training, your last hurdle is licensing exams. In Kansas, you have to take a written test on the theory of esthetics and a practical test. You can apply for license through the Kansas Board of Cosmetology after you pass both exams.

Education Details

At Kansas esthetic schools, you can learn the ropes of skin care from licensed professionals who have dedicated their careers to this field. Kansas licensing law requires you to get at least 1,000 hours of education. Check out each school's curriculum to make sure that it offers the required esthetics topics.

Topics Taught at KS Esthetic Schools

  • Infection control
  • Skin anatomy and physiology
  • Skin analysis and consultation
  • Cleansing techniques
  • Exfoliation
  • Extraction
  • Conditioning
  • Mask therapy
  • Massage
  • Facial equipment
  • Body treatments
  • Exfoliation
  • Microdermabrasion
  • Chemical exfoliation
  • Temporary hair removal
  • Makeup application
  • Business practices
  • Kansas state law

License Renewal

2 Years

License renewal period

0 Hours

Continuing education required

Kansas licenses expire every two years in the month of your birthday. You must renew your license by the last day of your birth month. The cost to renew any type of beauty license is $45. Continuing education hours are only required for renewing permanent makeup artist licenses and cosmetology instructor licenses. As a permanent makeup artist, you must earn five CEUs during each renewal period. Cosmetology continuing education is always recommended to stay current in the industry.

Kansas Esthetics Careers

$41,040

Average yearly salary for esthetics in Kansas

Nationally, by 2026, O*Net anticipates an 11% increase in job openings for skin care specialists (2020). The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that Kansas estheticians earn an average salary of $41,040 per year (2020).

There's no doubt that working in the beauty industry can be super rewarding for you. Just think about it, clients sit down in your chair feeling insecure about their fine lines, acne, or wrinkles. By the time they leave, they have a plan of action and may even see immediate improvements from your services. In a medical spa or luxury spa, you may focus more on offering effective, high-end services that may take more time. In a hair salon that also offers skin care services, your clients may be on a tighter schedule. Self-employed estheticians may work in different spas throughout the area or rent their own space.

Contact the Kansas State Board of Esthetics

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