beauty operators

Salons and barbershops have long been a center of neighborhood activity. Hairstylists and barbers provide valuable services, helping clients look their best, which in turn helps them feel good about themselves. For some elderly people, getting their hair done is a chance to get out and talk to other people. For others, a haircut or style might be for a special occasion they'll remember all their lives. From the familiarity of the neighborhood beauty shop to the glamour of the theater, this book explores the career opportunities open to hairstylists, and the training needed to get started. Sidebars introduce icons of the beauty industry and full color photos help young people visualize their future career.

"Whether in a salon, shop, or spa, there are many jobs in the field of cosmetology. If you have always been interested in hairstyles and being creative with make-up and nails, this may be the field for you. This book lays out the skills you will need to learn to become a cosmetologist"--Provided by publisher.

Explores the skills needed to become a hairstylist by following the career of Gwenn LeMoine.

The fairytale hairdresser must help the Little Mermaid who had her singing voice stolen from the Sea Witch.

Deborah Rodriguez discusses her life and adventures in a Mexican seaside town as she tries to reinvent herself after leaving Afghanistan.

Cosmetologists are skilled at cutting and styling hair, but they're also makeup, manicure, and skincare experts. A career in cosmetology is the perfect choice for those who are fascinated by new hairstyles, makeup, and skin care treatments; are creative; and enjoy making others look beautiful. In this book, you'll learn about job duties for cosmetologists, how to prepare for a career in cosmetology, key skills for success, methods of exploring hair care, makeup, and other careers while in school, and much more. Cosmetologist is just one of nine exciting titles in the Careers with Earning Potential series. Readers will discover seven careers that typically do not require a bachelor's degree, but provide a good middle-class income. In the other two titles, they will learn how to present themselves professionally in their job application materials and during the employment interview, as well as how to become invaluable in the workplace.

When her arrogant boss pushes her too far, hair stylist Gina resigns and opens her own shop.

Follows a day in the life of a hairstylist named Christine, showing the tools she uses, the different clients she has, and the type of work she performs, from styling to highlights and haircuts.

Explores eight service jobs and lists typical job duties and identifies where and how to receive the necessary education and training.