Find the right cosmetology jobs by determining the overall goal in the profession. The right job may be in a beauty salon which provides access to a large number of clientele. If already experienced, a high-end salon allowing a specialization in a particular beauty service may be a better fit. ...read more
In order to become a licensed cosmetologist in any state, you'll first be required to successfully pass a written and practical cosmetology exam. Proper preparation for the exam is essential to completing the exam. A combination of studying and technical practice can assist you in accomplishing this goal. ...read more
Manicurists help both women and men to feel and look their best by keeping their fingernails looking well groomed. These professionals go to school and train for approximately 12 months and then have to pass an examination to become licensed in their respective state. Working as a freelance manicurist gives you more freedom to work the hours you choose. ...read more
Whether you have moved to a new city or need to find a new nail salon, the process is the same. You want to find a salon that you feel comfortable in and that is sanitary. In addition, you need to select a manicurist that you have a good report with. Here are some tips to choosing a manicurist. ...read more
If you have a serious interest in cosmetology, attending a beauty school may be in your near future. Before you decide to attend beauty school, it is important to review the different material that each beauty school offers so that you can choose the one that will benefit you the most. ...read more
Cosmetology school offers students with education on different types of beauty services provided to women and men upon completion. Barbering school teaches students about men's hair care and other services offered at a barbershop. The length, education and cost of each program differ. ...read more
Cosmetologists can be paid in several different ways. The range of salaries for cosmetologists in the US varies based on the type of work they do and how they receive compensation. The different specialties of cosmetologists, or beauticians, vary and often determine their pay. If you want find out more about the salary trends of different cosmetologists, continue reading this article. ...read more
There are two similar career paths for those interested in hair care, cosmetologists and barbers. The differences between cosmetologists and barbers, both in function and in education, are slight but real. The popular conception that barbers serve male clients and cosmetologists either men or women is accurate, but it is not the whole story. ...read more
By Kris Riley October 30, 2010
Kathleen, is great she was able to blend my hair after surgery so you can even see where it has been shaved and the scars. Great job! ...read more
By Ronda Boehne October 23, 2010
Kathleen has been my stylist for many years, and she is the best. She stays up with all the current styles, and gives the best highlights and lowlights that bring depth, and shine to my hair! If you're looking for a great stylist, you cannot go wrong by choosing Kathleen. ...read more
By Linda Harris September 20, 2010
I love the shine and smoothness. on my natural curly hair.no frizz!! ...read more
If you are willing to go and color your hair Purple. You are much more spontaneous than someone who is not willing to color their hair or go short. Spontaneity is shown in many ways and your hair is merely one of those. What do you think your hair says about you? ...read more
By Hair Stylist, Kathleen Kincade at Divine Salon October 10, 2013
Full hair is not easy, it is on going.It does take a little work and knowing the right tips for a fuller head of hair that works. Conditioning correctly and knowing the right conditioner is key for that full look. You do not want something that is too heavy ,you do not want to over condition. You should leave your conditioner on for 10 minutes and rinse with cool water. ...read more
By Hair Stylist, Kathleen Kincade at Divine Salon April 22, 2013
Specially formulated to add back the amino acids that chemicals remove from the hair, and equlize the level of keratin in the cuticle of the hair. Cocoa butter is the most sable, highly concentrated natural moisturizer known and it contains natural antioxidants as well. Your Hair will be frizz-free, shiny and easy to style. ...read more
By Hair Stylist, Kathleen Kincade at Divine Salon June 18, 2012