Discover the Exciting World of Licensed Estheticians

Are you passionate about skincare and helping others? A fulfilling career as a licensed esthetician might be your perfect fit. But what exactly do estheticians do? As state-licensed health and wellness professionals, they play a crucial role in assisting individuals in achieving healthy and radiant skin, managing skin conditions, preventing premature aging, and enhancing natural beauty.

So, what's in the daily life of an esthetician?

Estheticians are skilled skincare specialists who meticulously assess and enhance the skin through a variety of treatments and services. Their toolkit includes techniques and products for cleansing, exfoliating, nourishing, and protecting the skin. Beyond the basics, estheticians may also provide specialized treatments for conditions like acne, eczema, and rosacea.

To become an esthetician, comprehensive training is essential. Cosmetology school equips esthetics students with knowledge in skin structure, growth, nutrition, skin analysis, facials, and more. Upon completing their education and meeting licensing requirements, estheticians can embark on diverse careers in salons, spas, resorts, and various other settings.

Interested in the Esthetics program? Dive into our Esthetics Program page to explore the curriculum and applications covered!

Now, let's talk about the services estheticians provide. The range of services varies depending on the work environment and the certifications held by the esthetician. In a salon setting, services may include traditional treatments like waxing, hair removal, makeup applications, facials, peels, eyelash applications, and skin consultations. However, estheticians are not confined to these norms. A licensed esthetician can acquire certifications in various areas, such as eyelash extensions, allowing them to offer a broader range of services.

Estheticians have the chance to expand their service offerings by specializing in areas they are passionate about, whether it's skincare treatments, makeup techniques, or other esthetic services.

Now, let's explore the exciting career opportunities available to licensed estheticians. While salons and spas are common workplaces, estheticians can also work independently or in diverse settings, including medical clinics, dermatologists' offices, and even the cosmetic industry, contributing to the development and testing of new skincare products.

Consider these career paths as a licensed esthetician:

Medical Esthetician

Makeup Artist

Brand Representative

Brand Trainer/Beauty Educator

State Board Licensing Examiner

Salon/Spa Manager

Beauty Advisor/Salesperson

Cosmetics Buyer

Beauty Blogger

Salon/Spa Esthetician

Salon/Spa Owner

Curious about becoming an esthetician? Visit our 'connect with us' page, fill out the form and embark on a journey to discover how you can become a licensed esthetician. Schedule a career planning session with our admission director to get all your questions answered. We'll discuss class start dates, and schedules, and explore available financial aid options for those who qualify. Unveil the possibilities of a rewarding career in skincare!