Who
doesn’t want to have a healthy, flawless and a glowing skin? I am sure almost
everybody does; after all skin is the attractive, sensitive and most exposed
part of the body that has to stand the test of nature and time. Even a burn or scar
on the skin can be easily noticeable.
Therefore,
you need to take extra care of the skin as the skin is the part of the body
which gets maximum sun exposure making it more prone to dust, pollution and seasonal
changes. Skin care is essential for healthy living and flawless skin indicates
good health.
So
if you are keen to help people improve their skin and make them feel good about
themselves, then the Cosmetology Esthetician Program at Southwest
Schools is just perfect for you!
Like
beauticians, manicurists, pedicurists and hairdressers, estheticians are
personal appearance workers that take care of the skin and are responsible for
improving, maintaining and revitalizing the beauty of their customers.
Today,
you’ll find estheticians working in a variety of environments such as spas,
salons, clinics and dermatologist offices. Health care facilities and day spas
are some of the largest employers of estheticians. You may find estheticians at
a department or a cosmetic store doing makeovers and recommending products for
skin care.
Southwest
Schools’ Cosmetology Esthetician training
program is designed to teach you everything you need to know and help you pass
the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) exam in order to get
your Cosmetology Esthetician
license. The Cosmetology Esthetician
training program at Southwest Schools also provides training in esthetician
and cosmetology theory, as well as real-world training at Southwest Schools’ on-site student salon. Training is provided in
campuses located in North Austin.
What will I be taught?
Southwest Schools’ Cosmetology
Esthetician Program teaches you how to revitalize and cleanse the skin by
learning the techniques for applying makeup, giving facials, waxing, body
treatments, business development, aromatherapy, retail training, and more.
Additionally, students learn to perform microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and
how to undertake skin analysis.
Furthermore,
students develop business and sales skills like maintaining files and other
important records that make them more valuable employees or more successful
business people.
Earnings
According
to a June 2010 survey from PayScale.com, the average esthetician (depending on
level of expertise) brings in $23,000 to $40,000 per year. Moreover, data from
the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated that estheticians
working in physicians' offices or hospitals earn the highest pay.
You
can reach the pinnacle of the health and beauty industry with Southwest Schools’ Cosmetology Esthetician
Program.
