Beauty Schools that offers Cosmetology programs includes esthetics, skin care, beauty, hair dresser, and cornrow hair designs. Learn to Cut Hair, Learn Hair Styling, Nail technology, Learn Make up Artistry by professional cosmetologist. ACADEMY DI CAPELLI is a full-service beauty school dedicated to consistently providing high student satisfaction. 

Cosmetology students at Lafayette's Remington College walked out of class Thursday to protest what they call tough standards. 

The new rules are being enforced by their new director, an employee school officials are standing behind. 

Cosmetology is a career highly in demand and one of the most rewarding. It allows a person to express creativity while helping others look and feel better about themselves.

Cosmetology schools offer affordable service and experience to students

In today’s economy, many students would like to get their degree as soon as possible and find a job in their major field.

Cosmetology is projected to grow 10 to 20 percent by the year 2010. That national trend can be seen right here in the Wiregrass. Industry is booming, despite the current recession.

Cosmetology Instructor Elizabeth Chance said, "This is an industry where students can always get jobs. When they finish cosmetology they have so many job opportunities in skin care, hair, nails."

That trend can be seen in Wallace Community College's enrollment numbers.

Preteen girls can have local beauty schools host their birthday parties and get their makeup (if Mom allows), hair and nails done for $8 to $20.

When preteen girls as young as 5 get their first manicure, pedicure or updo at birthday parties held in Twin Cities' beauty schools, it's all about making them feel special and beautiful. "It's a girly thing," said Becky Carver of Nail Tech and Beauty School in Oakdale.

The International Institute of Cosmetology (IIC), a state-of-the-art educational facility offering training and advanced classes in the areas of cosmetology and aesthetics, recently received full accreditation from the National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts & Sciences (NACCAS) as well as approval from the United States Department of Education to offer financial aid to qualified students.

Once again, more news in the media pointing to the fact that cosmetology industry continues to grow despite the recession.  Just saw this article from the Republican Herald on Empire Beauty Schools continued growth and success:

An inpsiring article featuring a beauty pageant held in the United States but geared toward Colombia. 

During these troubling times, more people wonder whether their jobs are in jeopardy. But with the current economy, there's one line of work that's proving to be a cut above the rest.