Cosmetology Personal Statement

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When I was little I had the cleché experience of watching my mom put her makeup on and her dusting her bright pink blush over cheeks. From there on I loved makeup and learning how to use it to enhance the natural beauty, and also the intensity and colorful side of the world. With makeup you can be anything or anyone you want. Now as I am 19 I play with makeup when I get bored or when I want to just feel good about who I am. I can remember when I was little I would always ask my mom when I could wear makeup, she would always say that I could when I get bigger, than one year at Christmas I got my first makeup set, although it was like kids and nothing was high quality and the lipsticks were pretty much clear, I was ecstatic! I could not help …show more content…

Although some high schools offer vocational training, most people receive their training from a postsecondary vocational school. Newly hired specialists sometimes receive on-the-job training, especially if their jobs require working with chemicals. Those who are employed in a medical environment also may receive on-the-job training, often working alongside an experienced skin care specialist. After completing an approved cosmetology or esthetician program, skin care specialists take a written and practical exam to get a state license. Licensing requirements vary by state, so those interested should contact their state board” (skincare therapist; how to become one). Passing the board exams and knowing how to treat the skin is very important to be able to keep every client 's skin healthy. “Cosmetology usually lasts at least nine months and may lead to an associate’s degree. Most of these workers take advanced courses in hairstyling or in other personal appearance services to keep up with the latest trends. Those who want to open their own business also may take courses in sales and marketing” (cosmetology; how to become one). Keeping up with new styles and techniques is important to help yourself and also a client when working with them so they know what you are doing and can potentially recreate your work for themselves in the future. The “median pay for a skincare specialist was $13.97 in May 2014. The median wage is the wage at which half the workers in an occupation earned more than that amount and half earned less. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $8.50, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $28.31” (skin care therapy; pay). Which is a fair amount of money for the work and services and

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