The Pro Stylist

Color

2009-03-30T20:38:00.001-07:00

Test

2009-03-23T22:37:00.000-07:00

Dry Hair Treatment

2009-03-16T21:05:00.000-07:00

Dry hair has got to be one of the most common complaints for both men and women. There’re a number of reasons for this common occurrence.

Climate
Chemicals
Diet
Genetics

The normal content of moisture in an average persons hair is approximately 10%.

Once the content of your hair’s moisture drops below 10%, it is suggested to start applying a daily moisturizer. Now, I know what your thinking, how will I ever know if my hair’s moisture content drops below 10%? When you start to notice that your hair is overly dry, it’s a good indication that your hair has dropped below the desired level of moisture.

The leading product manufacturers produce moisturizers that include an ingredient called "humectants". This ingredient replaces moisture that has been lost as well as attracts moisture and helps hold it in the core of the hair follicle.

A home remedy that works wonders on dry hair is Safflower Oil. It contains essential fatty aids or EFA’s, which is a great natural moisturizer. The procedure is very easy to follow...

Wash and dry your hair as you normally would
Apply a few drops of Safflower Oil to your dry hai
Start with the tips and work your way up
Leave the oil in your hair to be absorbed as the day goes on

Of course our body produces natural EFA’s, which is called sebum. The only problem is with longer hair, the oil isn’t able to make it’s way down to the tips and therefore all of the hair isn’t able to get naturally moisturized, as GOD intended.

Whether you rely on the major product manufacturers to supply you with your moisturizing solutions or you go the old home remedy route, dry hair isn’t the end of the world, although it may seem so at the time. A proper hair care regimen will conquer any problem that may arise, even dry hair.

Washing Your Hair

2009-03-09T20:17:00.000-07:00

When you think of washing your hair, you wouldn’t consider it to be a very difficult thing to do. You might even think it’s quite easy. Some of us approach washing our hair as a mundane task that we have to do a couple times a week. We’ve done it a million times, how hard can it be, right?

It’s not that it’s hard, it’s that if not done properly, we could mistakenly be doing more harm than good. We have to remember how delicate our hair is. It doesn’t matter if you have the thickest and strongest or thinnest and weakest hair one strand of any hair-type is extremely fragile. So handling our hair, especially when it’s wet, should always be done with the utmost care.

So you ask yourself, ok what is the right way to wash my hair?
Here are a few rules to live by when it comes to washing your hair...

De-tangle your hair before you wet it.
For best results, use warm water to thoroughly wet your hair. By doing this you will open up the hair cuticles and in turn be able to wash all the oil and dirt away.
Gently rinse your hair with your fingertips to remove any products you may have in your hair.
Pour a generous amount of shampoo in your palm, rub your hands together and apply the shampoo to your scalp.
Gently massage the scalp with your fingertips and make your way down the hair, but not down to the tips. As shampoo will dry your hair’s ends.
After you finish washing your hair, thoroughly rinse with cold water to seal the cuticles, which will also add an extra layer of shine.

Don’t be surprised if you need to wash your hair twice. If your hair is dirtier than normal, the first wash will be just to wash off the dirt and oils. The second shampoo is when you actually get to treat your hair to all the shampoo has to offer. Don’t be afraid of letting the shampoo sit in your hair for a couple of minutes. Give it time to do what it’s designed to do.

After shampooing and thoroughly rinsing your hair, gently squeeze out any excess water off your hair. Remember your hair is at its weakest point when it is soaking wet, so be gentle.

Now it’s time for the conditioner. Apply a generous amount, depending on your length, to the hairline, middle and ends of your hair.
Depending on how much time you have, let the conditioner set for up to ten minutes. After, thoroughly rinse your hair until it is completely free from any excess conditioner, unless it is a leave-in.

This procedure is pretty straightforward but yet very effective if done properly. Maintaining beautiful hair takes time and patience. With an effective routine, you’re bound to have that luscious, sexy hair you’ve always dreamed of.

Tools of the Hair Trade

2009-03-02T22:06:00.000-08:00

Using the right tools in any trade makes a world of difference. In the hair industry, using the right tools will ultimately give the most desirable end result. It can make a huge difference between a hair disaster and a flawless haute-couture hair show.

Don’t worry having the right tools aren’t reserved just for those in the hair industry. These tools of the hair trade are easily found in your local beauty supply stores.

Brushes and Combs...

Paddle Brush – Best used with long hair and straightening curly hair. To protect your hair from unnecessary damage, look for a Paddle Brush that have a rubber base and bristles that are made from nylon or a natural material.
Round Brush – Very universal brush. Use it to flip out your hair, role it under, or while blow-drying, you can use a Round Brush to help create volume. Round Brushes that are made with natural bristles are gentler on your beautiful hair and will help keep your locks as healthy and strong as possible.
Vent Brush – The specific design of the Vent Brush adds volume to any hair type while blow-drying by allowing air to pass through the brush.
Wide-Tooth Comb – The good old’ fashioned Wide-Tooth Comb. This brush is your best friend when you need to de-tangle your hair. If your hair is weak, this comb is great because the wide teeth minimize damage while having to necessarily comb your hair.

Hair accessories are time savers. Whether you’re in a rush and don’t have time to style your hair, hair accessories can save the day. Such as...

Hair Clips
Barrettes
Hair Pins
Hair Bands

A spray bottle is a very handy tool that you want on hand at all times. It will help with those problematic areas. When just a spritz of water will do, there’s nothing better than a spray bottle. The bottle doesn’t have to be fancy any bottle will do the trick just fine.

Heating Tools...

Blow dryer – You can call it a magic wand! A blow dryer can help transform you hair from bleak to chic. Use it to dry and style, style and make magic appear.
Curling iron – To get those curly, bouncy curls, a solid stainless steel curling iron is exactly what you need.
Flatiron – Whenever you see that hair that’s silky smooth and pin straight, 9 times out of 10 a flatiron was used to achieve such a flawless look. The flatiron is the perfect tool to finish off your style. Giving your hair that sexy runway look.

Whatever tool you decide to use, remember there’re no rules just suggestions. Get creative and go for it. Unleash that inner diva that’s burning inside.

Benefits of Short Hair

2009-02-23T13:11:00.000-08:00

Whenever we see women with short hair, a since of confidence usually surrounds them.
Short hair reflects self-assurance and makes a statement wherever you go. Just for the
simple fact that there isn’t long flowing hair to hide behind. Short hair lets the world
know you’re in control.
There are many benefits with rockin’ a short haircut. Such as...
• Short hair is usually healthier than longer hair that is more susceptible to damaged
ends.
• Short hair brings out the younger side of us all.
• Short hair is bold and sexy.
• Short hair is easy to manage for the women on the go.
• Women with fine hair will benefit from a short haircut because you can have
chunky layers throughout to give a sense of full, thick hair.
If you’re considering taking the leap into the sassy world of short hair, go for it!
Change is good for all of us from time to time. Our hair is our focal point so making a
drastic change from long to short hair will bring you that change you are looking for.
Short hair will leave you feeling fresh, new and best of all give you the confidence to
conquer the world. Be bold, be beautiful, be you.

Blonde Hair Protection

2009-02-16T16:37:00.000-08:00

Do blondes really have more fun?
The argument is quite convincing from both sides, however for the sake of this article let’s say yes, blondes do have more fun. Let’s not forget, there’s a price to pay for the star-studded treatment that blondes attract.
It’s fair to say most blondes enjoy the sun. Majority of the blondes are usually rockin’ a nice tan. However with that nice suntan unfortunately comes the harsh treatment from the sun that will damage a blondes’ hair.
The natural sun and heat damages the hair. It does this by extracting all the moisture that our hair needs to stay healthy and shiny.
The pigment that makes the hair blonde is more susceptible to damage from the sun than other natural hair colors. It really doesn’t matter what texture or shade of blonde you are, without protecting your hair, there’s no escaping the damage that the harsh sunrays can do to your beautiful blonde hair. It is also very common for frizz to occur when the sunrays are hitting your blonde hair. Not to worry, there’re precautions we could take to help prevent any damage from the sun to our blonde tresses.

Most of the leading product manufacturers on the market today are producing an anti-frizzing serum you could apply before you blow-dry your hair. These serums will help to control frizz before and after you blow-dry your hair.
It is suggested that before you expose your hair to any heat, you should apply a sealer to add another layer of protection. If you know you’re going to be out in the sun, look for products that contain a UV protection. You can find these ingredients in anything from conditioners to hair sprays.

We’ve all heard the horror stories about how a blondes’ hair will turn green after swimming in the pool for too long. This is because of the high levels of chlorine that is a pools best friend, but is definitely a blonde’s worst nightmare.
Again, most of the leading product manufacturers produce a chemical that will help strip the chlorine that’s built-up on your hair and ultimately give your tresses a chance to breathe. Don’t worry, the damage isn’t permanent, you’ll be a beautiful blonde bombshell once again.

There’re some great conditioners on the market today that are designed exclusively for blondes. These daily conditioners are created to enhance the color and shine that we all desire. When applying these daily conditioners, run a wide toothed comb or pick through your hair to remove any of those annoying tangles that inevitably occur.

Like any hair color, if you want to keep your locks looking silky smooth, you have to take care of them. Going to the hair salon and sitting in your hair stylists chair every two weeks doesn’t quite cut it, especially for the beautiful blondes out there. Maintenance may be a bit more time consuming, but in the long run, your sexy blonde hair will thank you for it.

Managing Your Hair

2009-02-09T18:47:00.000-08:00

Different hair types require a different treatment to get a successful result. Each hair type entails it’s own unique approach. Hair stylists are experts at their craft because they know how to deal with each hair type. Everyone is different and so is the hair on his or her head. There are a few basic rules to live by whether your hair is curly, straight or wavy. Below you find some tips on how to work with what you have.

Curly Hair:

For those out there that have natural, beautiful curly hair, there are a few things that may help manage your sexy tresses.
Dryness could be an issue, so it’s recommended to use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner to wash your hair. This will give your hair the needed moisture that it needs. Depending on the length of your hair and dryness, applying a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner 3-4 times a week may reduce the dreaded dryness that curly hair tends to get.
The dryness treatment doesn’t stop there, after washing your curly hair, it’s important to just gently blot your hair dry with a soft and very absorbent towel. The trick is to leave enough moisture on your hair so that when you apply a silicone-based shine serum to your curls, the serum will be able to penetrate into the strands of your hair. Depending on the thickness of your hair, apply 4 to 6 drops (the thicker your hair, the more you can use).
After you’ve applied the serum, gently run your fingers through your hair to detangle any knots you may have and then you can allow it to air dry.

Wavy Hair:

Now, your hair isn’t quite curly and it’s definitely not straight, so you must be one of the lucky few that’d be considered to have wavy hair.
It’s suggested to use a shine-enhancing shampoo and conditioner when washing your wavy tresses. These aren’t leave in shampoos and conditioners, so remember to thoroughly rinse your hair out after washing.
While your hair is sill wet, use a wide-tooth comb to smooth and separate your hair. After your hair is as smooth as can be, apply a silicone-based shine-enhancing spray. It’s best to spritz from the ends of your hair to the root.
To dry and seal in the silicon-based shine-enhancer, use a blow dryer with a tapered nozzle. This will direct the airflow to the hair down the shaft, leaving you with naturally beautiful wavy hair.

Straight Hair:

Last but not least, we have the straight haired people out there. You are the envy of many.
The kind of hair that allows you to just get up and go. As convenient as that may sound, there’re a few drawbacks to having pin straight hair that need to be addressed.
With having straight hair, your tresses tend to be flat against your head. This ultimately leads to excessive natural grease that can take away from the pizzazz of your hair.
One of the ways to defeat this natural occurrence is to use a deep-cleaning shampoo as often as necessary. They say we shouldn’t wash our hair everyday, but it all depends on the condition of our strands. Using a deep-cleansing shampoo on your oily days is highly suggested.
To prevent any oil build-up, you should also get in the habit of applying a clarifying gel treatment to the roots of your hair on a weekly basis.
Now depending on the amount of time you have, you could either let your hair air dry, which I know a lot of us do or you could blow your hair dry.
If you have the time to blow-dry then you could take a few more minutes and use a flatiron to give your hair that extra sexy sleekness.

Those of us with straight hair wish we had some curls and those with curls wish we had straight hair. Be grateful you even have hair! Some of us could care less, any hair will do! We all know that are hair plays a major role in our individual style, so get creative and just be you.

Hair Curlers

2009-02-02T09:43:00.000-08:00

Remember your moms’ hair curlers?
We’ll things have changed a bit since then. Hair curlers used to basically be one size fits all, however that’s not really the case anymore.
Today, you’ll find both heated and non-heated hair curlers. You’ll find those that are magnetic based, Velcro or foam. They also vary in length and width as well.
There’re a few tips and tricks on which hair curlers or rollers to use and how to use them, so let’s get down to business.

• The wider the hair curler or roller the more full and smooth the end result will be.
• A thinner curler or roller will give a bit of a tight, spiral-type result.
• For a longer lasting result, when using non-heated hair curlers or rollers, try setting them in before you take a shower. The steam from the shower will help the curls last twice as long.
• Avoid rolling your hair too tight. Doing so may cause future hair loss and I don’t know about you but that’s not something I want to mess with.
• Magnetic hair curlers or rollers are used on wet hair. They will add a nice and smooth curl with the volume that you are looking for.
• Velcro hair curlers or rollers are designed to give soft, full curls. The beauty about Velcro curls is they could be used on both wet and dry hair.
• Short, fine or brittle hair should consider Velcro hair curlers or rollers, since they don't need to be clipped in place. Clips are needed for longer, thicker hair.
• Foam hair curlers or rollers are designed to be used when your hair is dry. There are created for fragile hair since they are made of foam and sleeping on them is not an issue.
• To ensure that your hair is at its thickest use a bodybuilding mousse the morning-or day-before you plan to apply hair curlers or rollers.
• For naturally curly hair, it’s best to apply a smoothing serum to brush through the curls; which will make rolling your hair much easier.
• Give yourself plenty of time and let the hair curlers set. Twenty to thirty minutes is about normal.
• Carefully unwind the hair curlers or rollers. Be patient and don’t rush or you could end up with a tangled mess of hair.
• After removing all the curlers, gently run a brush through the curls to create a nice and big, soft, full wave.

Whether you have pin straight hair or the curliest of curls, applying hair curlers or rollers is a sure way to spice things up. It’s a fairly easy procedure, one that we all can do at home, with a little patience that is. Remember to always get creative. There is no rule- book on how to roll your hair. How you wear your hair is a reflection of who you are.
If you’re looking to be bold and make a statement, hair curlers just might do the trick.

Black Hair Dye Removal

2009-01-26T12:41:00.000-08:00

Of all the colors we could apply to our hair, black hair dye has got to be the most difficult to remove.
The ingredients that produce a black hair dye are extremely potent. The color gets deep into the core of the hair strands.
There’re a few steps to removing black hair dye. It’s not just a matter of slapping on a different color, there’s a bit more to it if you want to do it right that is.
Unfortunately, there’s always a risk that your hair will weaken from the process of removing black hair dye from your hair.
The process usually starts with bleaching out the black dye.
• It’s critical that the black hair dye is removed evenly otherwise you’ll get different shades as the bleach works on your hair.
• To reduce the discoloring of your hair, use a toner after bleaching your hair.
Your hair will eventually reach a light shade after the bleaching process. After this happens, you can then add a color that is closer to your natural color, if that’s what you are going for.

Now, the above tips are for the daring ones that will tackle such a task at home. However, it is probably wise to visit your hair stylist to remove the black dye from your hair.
Most likely, they’ve done this process once or twice and they have the right tools for the job. They’re probably using professional strength bleaches and color removers, as well as conditioners that will most likely be needed throughout the process.

There are a number of leading product manufacturers that are producing excellent hair color removers. So if you are considering the at home method, consider using one of professional hair color remover products, but make sure to thoroughly follow the instructions.

Whether you are one of the brave souls who tackle such a task at home or rely on a professional hair stylist to do the trick, coloring your hair is never a walk in the park. Be patient and I’m sure you’ll end up with a beautiful new sexy color.

Hair Brush Secrets

2009-01-19T12:24:00.000-08:00

The key to any successful result is starting out with the proper tools, no matter what the task at hand is. The hair industry definitely has its fair share of tools and the hairbrush is at the top of the list. There’s a reason why all the pro stylists have a variety of hairbrushes at their disposal. Whether you have long hair or short hair, there’s a hairbrush made just for you.
Now there’re a number of different types of hairbrushes to choose from. Each one serves it’s own purpose. Getting the right hairstyle has a lot to do with choosing the right hairbrush. Even though you may be using the proper hairbrush, you may still be damaging your hair if you’re not careful. Always remember, your hair is fragile and can break easily. So when using any hairbrush, take your time and be gentle, your hair will thank you for it.
Below you’ll find a few tips when it comes to your hairbrushes...

• Size does matter; when it comes to brushes that is. The length of your hair will determine which brush will work best.
• Usually wooden brushes that have a bit of weight to them tend to be easier to straighten your hair with.
• Hairbrushes and combs should always have rounded bristles for the most protection.
• If you are lucky enough to have thick frizzy hair, try and avoid brushing your hair to style it. Using a pick comb to get those finishing touches should give you the results you want.
• Smaller brushes should be used if you have fine hair. Smaller brushes will give you the ability to lift the hair at the root for more fullness.
• Avoid using any kind of brush on your wet hair. It’s a sure way to damage your and break your hair. Instead, going from the ends to just before the root with a wide-toothed comb will get the job done.
• Paddington brushes are best suitable for short hair. Make sure the brush has soft bristles so you won’t damage the hair.
• Those of us with hair that is of medium length should use a paddle brush with soft protective bristles.
• An extra large round brush should be used to blow out the curls of medium length hair that has a bit of a wave to it
• For that smooth-silky look use a larger paddle brush.
• A paddle brush is also good to straighten long thick hair.
• Mason Pearson hairbrushes are renowned for use on long hair. They are nice and thick, with loose-toothed bristles.
Any professional hair stylist will tell you, that having the right tools to create their masterpieces is half the battle. Whatever you do in life, proper preparation prevents poor performance. With the right tools, you could do anything you set your mind to.

Flat Iron Tips

2009-01-12T15:06:00.000-08:00

Who doesn’t love that sleek, smooth look that only a flat iron can achieve?
Don’t be fooled, there are some drawbacks to that silky-smooth straight look.
One of the most important drawbacks is damaging the hair follicles. Over-use and inappropriate use is a sure way to keep your hair from looking its best.
Whether you’re using a ceramic, thermal, metal or ionic flat iron, excessive or miss-use will result in damaging your beautiful locks. The heat that flat irons produce keeps your hair dry and brittle and may damage the ends of your hair over time.

There are ways you can still use these essential hair tools and keep your hair healthy.
Below, you’ll find a few tips that may assist you in your journey in the flat iron world.

• Cleanliness is next to Godliness. If you keep your flat iron as clean as possible, it will not only last longer, but will do less damage as well. After all, the last thing we want is straight damaged hair.
• Before you dry and touch a flat iron to your hair, apply a small amount of product. All of the leading product manufacturers offer hair care products just for this purpose. Utilizing these styling products will help reduce the look of frizzy hair.
• When it comes to sectioning out your hair, use small sections. The smaller the section the flatter and more weightless your hair will be.
• Always thoroughly comb each section just before you flat iron it. This will give you an even result.
• A smooth even stroke from the root to the tips of your hair is suggested when using any flat iron.
• Even pressure is recommended throughout the entire process in order to produce optimal results.
• After flat ironing your hair apply a small amount of lightweight serum to smooth away any frizz that remains.
• If preferred, a wide bristle brush is recommended to finish off your desired results.
• Remember to clean your flat iron after each use. When cooled, just wipe it down with a clean cloth.

Last but not least, practice makes perfect. Don’t get discouraged if your results aren’t what you’re looking for the first time. The more you practice the better the end result. Keep these tips in mind and you’ll be on your way to that sexy, smooth, sleek hair we all desire.

Trimming Your Own Bangs

2009-01-05T14:11:00.000-08:00

Definitely not for the faint at heart.
Those who can’t take the heat, step away from the shears.
Trimming bangs should be left to the professional hair stylists that created them in the first place, however, there are some of us out there who like to take things into our own hands whenever possible.
It’s been two weeks since you’ve seen your hairstylist and it’s already time to trim up those sexy bangs they gave you. What do you do?
Make another appointment just to have them clean up your bangs, or do you have the guts to give it a go? Trimming your own bangs will definitely give your haircut a fresh look in between visits to the hair salon.
So for those who have a certain je ne sais quoi, below you’ll find some steps that might aid in your quest for getting your bangs just the way you like them, at home that is.

Take a deep breath...

• Shears, obviously if you have professional hair shears, they’d probably be your best choice. But for those who don’t you’ll want to use a pair of straightedge cuticle or mustache scissors.
• Completely dry your bangs.
• Go ahead and style your bangs as you normally would and pin back the rest of your hair.
• You’ll want to start at the center of your bangs and work your way out.
• Using your index and middle fingers, take a very small section of hair and bring it straight down against your forehead. * Remember not to pull the hair too tight; you’ll end up cutting too much.
• Take the shears and slowly cut the hairs below your fingers. * To be safe, trim less so there’s room for correction just in case you made a mistake.
• When you are done trimming each section of one side, run a comb through it and into the rest of your bangs to check length and for any mistakes. Make any corrections before moving onto the other side.
• When you’re satisfied, repeat the same steps for the opposite side of your bangs.

Now, symmetry may be crucial for some but not others. If it is for you, then after trimming both sides of your bangs, comb together and make any correction that may be needed. Otherwise, don’t be afraid to get creative with how your bangs will lay. After all, they’re yours.

Managing Your Bangs

2008-12-29T19:08:00.000-08:00

Lets face it bangs are hot right now.
Everywhere you turn, you’re seeing another hairstyle with some sort of bang. Either straight-layered, side-angled, short or long, everyone is rockin’ the bangs.
For those of us that are new to the bang world, managing your freshly cut bangs are another story all in it’s own.
Our hairstylists know exactly how to cut and style bangs. However, when we try and recreate their creations at home, we sometimes have, what I like to call, issues.

Here are a few tips that may help you get your bangs looking their best...

• Always blow-dry your bangs down towards your face.
• With a round brush, start at the root of your hair and work your way down to the tips of the bangs.
• To eliminate the bump that you may have created from the round brush, try using a flatiron to get those bangs pin straight.
• Perhaps you want a bit of roundness to your bangs. After blow-drying, set two Velcro rollers in your bangs, one behind the other.
• Spray your bangs with a light hold hairspray and let the rollers set for a few minutes.
• Remove the rollers, brush and style your bangs to your desired look.

Get creative with your new look. Feel free to apply a light wax to give your hair a bit of texture. If you do end up using a flatiron, remember to use a deep conditioning treatment, as the heat applied to your hair may damage it. When you have your new bangs hairstyle just the way you want it, give your hair a light spritz of hairspray to keep your beautiful new tresses in place.

Personalized Haircut

2008-12-22T10:19:00.000-08:00

All haircuts are definitely not created equal. Think of a haircut as a picture frame to your face. However, you must keep in mind that not all haircuts are designed to fit your face. You want a haircut to accentuate your features, not over power them.

There are some basic rules one can follow when leaning towards a desired haircut and style that will flatter ones face.
Those of us with more of a round face may find a haircut and style that has a bit less width around her face to be beneficial. Hairstyles that add length will balance out a round face as well.
On the flipside, those that have a longer face may be more suitable with haircuts and styles that are a bit shorter, as to not accentuate the long face. Also, going with hairstyles that add a bit of width around the face, usually counteracts the length of the face.

Regardless of whether you have a round face or a long face, there are some universal hairstyles and haircuts that will flatter any shape of the face.
Below you’ll find a few tips and tricks that will work for any occasion.

Layers...
• Layering will add a unique style to just about any haircut.
• Keep the layers toward the front of your hair
• You always want the direction of the layers to accentuate and direct attention to your best features of your face.
• Avoid layers that are short, that fall above the eyes and ears.

Length...
• Length with layers down the back and around the face will give any women that sexy look she desires.
• Shaping up the ends, will give your hair a sophisticated bounce.

We are all individuals looking to personalize our looks. It doesn’t matter what God’s blessed you with, there is always an answer when it comes to what will look good on you. Get creative, have fun and let yourself shine through.

Haircut Nightmares

2008-12-15T09:50:00.000-08:00

Believe it or not, there’re hairstylists out there that probably shouldn’t come close to any ones head with a pair of shears. You know the ones; we’ve all experienced them one time in our life. I have nothing against hairstylists that are trying to perfect their craft; however I just don’t want them practicing on me. I’ve experienced my share of haircut nightmares, one to many times.
It doesn’t matter if you’ve explained your haircut vision to your hairstylists with the utmost detail; it’s quite possible you will end up with something that’s quite honestly, an unmanageable mop on top of your head. You might not mind it as much if you were just going in for a regular appointment; imagine if it was for an unforgettable evening, what a haircut nightmare that’d be.
It’s not the end of the world. The sun is still going to rise in the east and set in the west, if you know what I mean. After all, your hair will grow out again, just not as quick as you’d like it to though. There’re some steps you could take to get you through your haircut nightmare.

• Most hair salons are in the business in keeping their customers happy, at all costs. If you find yourself a victim of a haircut nightmare, then go back to the hair salon and speak your mind. Nine times out of ten, they’ll do whatever it takes to make it right. However, I’d suggest having a different hairstylist fix your hair though. If the last stylist couldn’t get it right the first time, chances are they might not be able to fix it.
• A ponytail could be a haircut nightmares best friend, if it’s long enough, that is. Since your fresh, new bad haircut won’t grow out for a while, a ponytail is a perfect way to disguise your embarrassing hair-do. Get creative with it; you could still wear it in a sexy fashion even though the haircut isn’t.
• Just because your dream haircut turned out to be a haircut nightmare, doesn’t mean you should neglect your daily hair regimen. Work with what you have, continue with your conditioning treatments so your hair will grow out healthier and sexier than before.
• I know your tempted, but whatever you do, don’t do anything drastic; like chopping off what’s left of your hair. You just might end up with a haircut that can’t be fixed no matter what you do. Unless you like wearing hats, then by all means, chop away.

Visuals are a great way to clearly communicate how you’d like your hair to look. So when you sit in your hairstylists’ chair, don’t be afraid to pull out the pictures of your favorite hairstyle.
Don’t worry; the sun will shine on you again. Your beautiful hair, which has been on top of your head for all those years, will be back before you know it. In the meantime, get creative with your hair, chance are you’ll be able to find a hairstyle that just might work in the time being. Hey, you never know, you might find a new you and forget all about your haircut nightmare.

Shine It Up

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Getting ones hair to shine is a matter of putting the finishing touches on it. A shiny head of hair represents a healthy vibrant individual. We all know when our hair looks great, we feel great.
Below you’ll find a few tips on achieving that shiny hair we all desire.

Normal Hair:
• Focus on shampoos that contain silk amino acids and lecithin. These to ingredients will provide softness, repair hair structure and restore its texture.
• It’s important not to use product that may weigh your hair down. Applying small amounts of gels and creams will add shine without the unnecessary burden of heaviness throughout your hair. Remember to first rub the instructed amount in your hands, and then gently run your fingers through your hair. Spreading the product evenly throughout your hair.

Fine Hair:
• Ingredients such as wheat proteins and polymers can be found in certain shampoos, which is beneficial for fine hair types. The benefits of these ingredients are that they coat the hair shaft, which in turn makes the hair to appear thicker.
• Spray volumizers can play an important role in the shininess of your hair. They’re usually not heavy products, which won’t weigh the hair down. They deliver a light mist of shine on the hair.

Thick Coarse Hair:
Pomades and thick coarse hair go hand in hand. Pomades serve a number of purposes for thick coarse hair.
• Keeps the hair moist
• Delivers the shine we all are looking for.

More Shine Tips:
• A heat-activated shampoo will bring out the shine you desire.
• Use a deep conditioner at least once a week.
• Over excessive use of hair products may dull the hair by coating it with harmful ingredients.

It’s very important to identify your hair type and look for hair products that are specifically designed for you. Follow the suggested usage on the product and you’ll be on your way to having healthy shiny hair.

Active Hairstyles

2008-12-01T10:10:00.000-08:00

Just because you’re an active, athletic women doesn’t mean you still can’t rock a convenient, no non-sense hairstyle. Whether your running marathons, playing softball, kicking a soccer ball or any other sport, the last thing you want to worry about is your hair. Those that don’t have short haircuts know what it’s like to keep your hair off your back, neck and face. So finding an active hairstyle will keep you focused on what’s really important, you.

Braids...
For medium to long hair, a double braid works perfectly as an active hairstyle.
Just like when you were a little girl and your mom used to braid your hair.
You’ll need a comb and a few elastic bands to secure the braids.
• With your comb, create a straight part down the middle of your head from the front to the back.
• Take one of the sections and secure it with an elastic band.
• Separate the other section into three equal parts. Take the section and start braiding the hair by interweaving each part toward the center, over the middle section.
• Continue interweaving the hair until you have about one inch left at the bottom.
• Secure the end with an elastic hair band.
• Repeat, by separating the other side into three equal parts and continue interweaving the hair until about one inch from the end and securing with an elastic band.

Mini-Braids...
You have the option of braiding your hair into many skinnier braids. This will add a personal touch and a bit of sassiness to your look.
• Following the same steps as above, but this time instead of just two sections, divide your hair into multiple sections. The amount is completely up to you.
• Secure each braid with tiny hair bands specifically designed for this use.
• After braiding all the sections, you have the option to secure all the loose braids at the back of the head, with one elastic band. This will keep all the loose braids in one place and out of the way.
• You may consider using a hairspray to strengthen the hold.

Tip...
The ideal braiding conditions would be to start with the hair a bit damp. The hair will be easier to handle. Of course, if your activity is during the winter months, dry your hair first, otherwise you might run the risk of catching a head cold.

Headbands...
Elastic headbands are a quick and easy fix for keeping your hair out of the way.
• Simply create a high ponytail to keep the hair off the neck.
• Position the headband around your forehead, wherever it feels comfortable.
If your not braiding your hair, the use of a headband will keep the hair from falling in your face. Even if you still use a ponytail to secure your hair, strands may eventually fall into your face, which is where the headband comes into save the day.

Don’t be afraid of improvising. Get creative. Whatever you can get your hands on to keep your hair from bothering you during your activity, by all means go for it.
Originality is the backbone of any fashion statement.
So for all you active women that need those active hairstyles don’t hold back!
Stay active, stay healthy and keep rockin’ the hair.

Healthy Hair Solutions

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Bottom line, good nutrition is the most natural way of getting hair looking it’s best!

There are classic signs that prove how healthy our bodies truly are. Shiny, silky hair is a direct reflection of a healthy body. The same way our bodies need a balanced diet to stay in shape, our hair needs balanced nutrients to stay looking it’s best. When we follow an exercise routine we see results. The same results will benefit our hair as well. So follow these basic healthy hair tips and get your beautiful hair as healthy as it can be.

Vitamins...
We all know how important are vitamins are. Vitamin A is great for the skin and will help promote a health scalp. Vegetables are a good natural source of Vitamin A.
To promote proper hair growth and hair color, a balanced intake of Vitamins B and C will due the trick. These vitamins will also promote a strong strand of hair that will keep your split ends down to a minimum. Fruits, vegetables, cereals, eggs, milk and bread will give you all the natural vitamins you need to keep your hair looking as good as can be.

Minerals...
• Iron plays a crucial role in a healthy head of hair. It’s used as a vehicle to carry oxygen to the hair. The absence of iron will cause the hair and its follicles to starve from the lack of needed oxygen. Which is essential from the scalp to the tips of your hair. Red meats and dark green vegetables are good sources of iron.
• Hair protein is built from zinc. It can help prevent hair loss. You will find zinc in meats and seafood.
• The copper in your body directly affects pigmentation of the hair. Plenty of copper in your system will bring out your natural hair color. Many of the foods we eat are high in copper. Shellfish, liver, vegetables, nuts, seeds and meat will supply your hair with the minerals it needs to stay healthy.

Water...
Believe it or not, water makes up 25% of the weight of a strand of hair. One of the reasons for dry hair is the lack of fluids in ones body. Moisture is essential for flexible hair, so make sure you get plenty of fluids. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Get in the habit of staying hydrated; your hair will thank you for it. Staying hydrated will benefit your entire body, not just your beautiful silky locks. Eight to ten glasses a day, will keep the doctor away.

Protein...
Protein is the foundation for a healthy head of hair. Just you’re your body, protein will give your hair strength and will keep the strands from braking and splitting. Fish, meat, milk, cheese and cereals are all good sources of protein.

Living a healthier lifestyle with a balanced diet and plenty of exercise will not only keep you looking and feeling your best, but will give you a beautiful, shiny and silky head of hair we all desire.

Hair Highlights

2008-11-17T15:38:00.000-08:00

Highlights are a great way to get that subtle change we all need from time to time. Instead of undergoing a drastic complete color transformation, adding highlights throughout your hair will satisfy that craving you’ve been contemplating.
When deciding to add hair highlights, you generally have (2) choices,
1. Beauty Salon Highlighting
2. Home Hair Highlighting
Lets first talk about getting your hair highlights done at a beauty salon.

Going to a hair salon for hair highlights will give you more possibilities, especially when dealing with a hair stylist that does hair highlights every day. Picking the right shade for your skin tone, in particular if your looking to go more than 2 to 3 shades lighter than your natural hair color could be tricky task. So leaving it up to your professional hair stylist would definitely be a smart move.
Hair stylists also use several techniques when it comes to hair highlights.
• Foil Highlighting, is a precision-based procedure, which involves painting color onto the hair, and folding the hair into a foil. Its time consuming and hard to touch up, however the results are second to none.
• Another technique is Bialiage, which is commonly used because of its simple painting technique.
• Chunking and Piecing will give you a unique look with thicker strands of color throughout your hair.
• Low Lighting is a technique, which is used to minimize harsh tones by adding darker pieces or just to darken the overall appearance of your hair.
Hair highlights from a professional hair salon that know all the techniques, will most likely result in a smooth transition to your new look.
Don’t be shy to ask your hair stylist for a consultation to discuss color options. It’s better that both of you are clear about what the end result should be. Communication is key.

Now highlighting your hair at home is becoming more and more popular with so many fantastic choices available from all the leading hair product manufacturers. Getting your hair highlights done at a beauty salon can be quite costly, so with patience and some careful decision making those do-it-yourselfers can also achieve amazing results at home.
Many leading product manufactures offer how-to videos online so if this is your first time highlighting your hair at home make sure and do some research before you begin.
Here are a few general guidelines you may follow in choosing the perfect color…
• Those with a skin tone more on the pink side should stay away from shades of red.
• Those with a skin tone more on the yellow side stay away from colors that are orange or yellow based.
• Those with an olive-toned complexion may want to stay with darker base colors and use low lights

Sticking with the hair manufacturers directions that are on the box is usually a safe bet that the end result will be as expected. It is suggested that you do an allergy test before using a specific product.

Maintaining Your Hair Highlights

Whenever color is applied to your hair, special maintenance should always be taken. There is sometimes a few pit-falls with the chemicals used to highlight your hair. Such as, leaving your hair dull and frizzy.
Here are a couple of hair care tips to help keep that new color shinning oh so bright…
• Use a shampoo and conditioner for color treated hair. There are a few product manufacturers that have fantastic lines on the market that specialize in color treated hair.
• Use a deep conditioning treatment on your hair once a week.
• Chlorine is NOT your friend when you have color treated hair. It’s true your hair can turn a shade of green. If you must swim in a pool, try a leave-in conditioner on your hair before getting into the water.
• Chemicals that are used to color your hair can be damaging. So it’s advised NOT to do another chemical treatment for at least a few weeks. After all, you don’t want your hair to fall out, do you?
• Touch up every 6-8 weeks, for long hair, depending on how drastic of a change from your original hair color.
• Shorter hair will show roots more obviously, and may have to be done every 4-6 weeks.
Hair highlights are very beautiful when done tastefully.
Whether you like to be pampered at the beauty salon or are one of the brave souls that like to do-it-yourself, subtle hair highlights can certainly add that touch that’ll put your hair over the top.

Blonde To Brunette

2008-11-10T15:43:00.000-08:00

Who says blondes have more fun?

Are you thinking of taking the plunge into the world of brunettes?
If you are one of the brave souls that are planning on going from blonde to brunette, below you’ll find a few hair care tips to keep in mind.

• Nothing lasts forever, so they say.
Dyed hair will ultimately fade out and you will lose those deep tones over a period of time. With many of the leading product manufacturers creating fantastic professional color-enhancing conditioners, you will have the ability to prolong the inevitable.
• Using deep-conditioning treatments specially designed for your hair type, will help prevent your color-treated hair from becoming dry and fragile.
• Any cleansing product you use must be designed for color-treated hair.
• Select a darker hue that compliments your natural skin tone and eye color. When in doubt about the best color for yourself, visit a professional hair colorist to safely make your brunette transformation.
• To be certain of the perfect hue for your skin, consider experimenting with darker and lighter tones that will enhance depth and richness.
• Placing subtle highlights around your hairline will give you (2) things.
1. It will keep the natural look we all desire.
2. As well as help brighten up your face.
• Remember changing your hair color means changing your wardrobe as well, or least adding to it. Darker hair usually works best with darker and richer fabrics.

Decisions, Decisions…
Now some of us are more brave then others. There are those who wouldn’t dare try and tackle such a transformation at home on their own, while the other brave souls will try anything, at least once.
Whether you visit a professional hair colorist or decide to walk the walk on your own, take your time with your decision and consider all the long-term ramifications of going from blonde to brunette.
Once you do get that beautiful brunette color in your hair, be sure and take very good care of your newly luscious colored locks.
Believe me, you’ll be glad you did.

Alabama Cosmetology Schools

2008-11-03T08:42:00.000-08:00

Academy of Beauty Culture
2986 Eslava Creek Pkwy
Mobile, AL 36606-3637
Tel 334.478.6401

Academy of Hair Design
1573 Center Point Rd
Birmingham, AL 35215-5659
Tel 205.854.4811

Anniston Academy of Hair Design
702 Noble St
Anniston, AL 36201-5624
Tel 256.237.9574

Bessemer Beauty Institute
2314 9th Ave N
Bessemer, AL 35020-4028
Tel 205.424.5005

Cambridge College-Cosmetology
1015 E Park Ave
Enterprise, AL 36330-3972
Tel 334.347.7085

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Career Beauty College
1103 Mulberry St
Montgomery, AL 36106-1128
Tel 334.269.2500

Center Point Beauty School
2328 1st St NE
Birmingham, AL 35215-3623
Tel 205.853.0085

Duncan Academy of Cosmetology
2115 Jonathan Dr NW
Huntsville, AL 35810-3454
Tel 256.859.1572

East Lake Beauty College
6732 1st Ave S
Birmingham, AL 35212-1712
Tel 205.591.6040

Gaither & Co Beauty College
414 E Willow St
Scottsboro, AL 35768-1904
Tel 256.259.1001

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Hueytown Beauty School
117 Hueytown Plz
Hueytown, AL 35023-2234
Tel 205.491.5570

Jasper Beauty Academy
1304 1st St NW # B
Jasper, AL 35503-6876
Tel 205.221.0442

Johnson's Beauty School
916 Meridian St N
Huntsville, AL 35801-4060
Tel 256.539.1322

Linda's School of Beauty
1810 Decatur Hwy
Fultondale, AL 35068-1700
Tel 205.841.4240

Muc-Ko Beauty College
219 N Cherokee St
Florence, AL 35630-5301
Tel 256.764.2042

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New Beginnings College of Cosmetology
509 Baltimore Ave
Albertville, AL 35950-2415
Tel 256.878.6430
www.nbccosmetology.com

New Wave Beauty Academy
7020 US Highway 431
Albertville, AL 35950-1870
Tel 256.891.0435

Pivot Point the Masters
8215 Stephanie Dr SW
Huntsville, AL 35802-3022
Tel 256.881.8587
www.pivot-point.com

Ray's University of Beauty
412 S Court St # 104
Florence, AL 35630-5645
Tel 256.764.5411

Roebuck Beauty School
9098 Parkway E
Birmingham, AL 35206-1505
Tel 205.838.1849

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Scientific Beauty Academy
3115-A Drake Avenue
Huntsville, AL 35805
Tel 256.883.6901
Fax 256.882.6650
scientificbeautyacademy@yahoo.com
www.scientificbeautyacademy.com

South Alabama Beauty College
906 N Mckenzie St
Foley, AL 36535-3547
Tel 251.943.3366

Southeastern School of Cosmetology
849 Dennison Ave. SW, Suite 101
Birmingham, AL 35211
Tel 205.323.1011
Fax 205.323.8311
www.southeasternschoolofcosmetology.com

Winonah International School
1722 28th Ave S # D
Homewood, AL 35209-1800
Tel 205.870.8761

XCell Academy - Paul Mitchell Partner School
1694 Montgomery Highway, Suite 124
Birmingham, AL 35216
Tel 205.824.4442
888.820.4442
Fax 205.824.4324
info@xcellacademy.com
www.xcellacademy.com

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Virginia College at Huntsville - A Pivot Point Member School
2800A Bob Wallace Avenue
Huntsville, AL 35802

The Salon Professional Academy Huntsville REDKEN
Huntsville, AL
Tel 256.535.9772
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

Academy of Beauty Culture
2986 Eslava Creek Pkwy
Mobile, AL 36606-3637
Tel 334.478.6401

Alaska Cosmetology Schools

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A Head of Time Design Academy
3801 Old Seward Hwy # 8
Anchorage, AK 99503-6035
Tel 907.562.2372

The Academy of Hair Design
113 W. Northern Lights Blvd Suite M
Anchorage, AK 99503
Tel 907.274.3663
Fax 907.274.3673
admissions@academyhairdesign.com
www.academyhairdesign.com

Ariel's
2727 W Diamond Blvd
Anchorage, AK 99515
Tel 907.279.4122

MetrOasis Advanced Training Center
401 W Intl Airport Rd #1C
Anchorage, AK 99518
Tel 907.276.4110
sigel@clearwire.net
www.metaphor.fu8.com

Trend Setters School of Beauty
407 E Northern Lights Blvd
Anchorage, AK 99503-2807
Tel 907.274.4247

Arizona Cosmetology Schools

2008-10-20T13:55:00.000-07:00

Artistic Beauty Colleges
www.artisticbeautycolleges.com

Phoenix Paradise Valley
Village Fair North
12827 N. Tatum Blvd.
Phoenix, AZ 85032
602.971.0150

Phoenix North Central
402 E. Greenway Parkway
Suite 21 & 28
Phoenix, AZ 85022
602.863.2101

Phoenix
10820 N. 43rd Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85304
623.937.2749

Flagstaff
1790 E. Route 66
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
928.774.7146

Prescott
410 W. Goodwin St.
Prescott, AZ 86303
928.778.5064

Chandler
2978 N. Alma School Rd. # 1-3
Chandler, AZ 85224
480.855.7901

Glendale
2727 W. Glendale Ave. #200
Phoenix, AZ 85051
602.249.1262

Tucson
3030 E. Speedway Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85716
520.327.6544

Tucson North
4343 N. Oracle Rd., Suite I
Tucson, AZ 85705
520.888.3011

International Academy of Beauty
www.intlacademy.biz

International Academy #6
3350 N. Arizona Ave. Suite 4
Chandler, AZ 85224
Tel 480.820.9422
Fax 408.820.9348

International Academy #8
4812 S. Mill Ave.
Tempe, AZ 85282
Tel 480.964.8675
Fax 408.964.5528

The Studio Academy of Beauty
610 North Alma School Road
Suite 38
Chandler, AZ 85224
480.857.1138
www.thestudioacademyofbeauty.com

Coming Attractions Beauty Academy
2153 Gordon Drive, Suite A
Kingman, AZ 86401

Earl's Academy of Beauty
www.earlsacademy.com

East Valley
2111 S. Alma School #21
Mesa, AZ 85210
Tel 480.897.1688
Fax 480.897.6735

1107 E. Bell Rd. #104
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Tel 602.443.0076
Fax 602.443.0087

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Regency Beauty Institute
www.regencybeauty.com

East Tucson Campus
7225 East Broadway Boulevard, Suite 170
Tucson, AZ 85710
520.204.1100
800.787.6456

Metro Center Campus
10217 N. Metro Parkway West
Phoenix, AZ 85051
602.283.1876
800.787.6456

Tolleson Campus
(Projected campus opening: April 2008)
7920 W. Thomas Road
Suite 105
Phoenix, AZ 85033
800.787.6456
800.787.6456

Eastern Arizona Academy of Cosmetology
1926 Thatcher Blvd, PMB 312
Safford AZ 85546
928.348.8878

Kohler Academy
13402 North Scottsdale Rd.
Suite B160
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Tel 480.222.9540
Fax 480.222.9541
info@kohleracademy.com
www.kohleracademy.com

Arizona Academy of Beauty Inc
5631 East Speedway
Tucson, AZ 85712
520.885.4120

Arizona Academy of Beauty North Inc
4066 North Oracle Road
Tucson, AZ 85705
520.888.0170

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Canyon De Chelly School of Cosmetology
Chinle High School Road Bld 2 Rm 64
Po Box 587
Chinle, AZ 86503
928.674.9567

Carsten AVEDA Institute
3345 South Rural Road
Tempe, AZ 85282
480.491.0449
AZinfo@carsteninstitute.com
www.carsteninstitute.com

CCIC of Cosmetology
11001 N 99th Ave Suite 105
Peoria, AZ 85345
623.876.9600

Charles of Italy Beauty College
1987 Mc Culloch Blvd #205
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
928.453.6666

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Classic Beauty College
3227 East Bell Road #253
Phoenix, AZ 85032
602.992.2282
Classicbeautycollege@yahoo.com
www.classicbeautycollege.com

DeVoe College of Beauty
750 Bartow Drive
Sierra Vista, AZ 85636
520.458.8660

EVIT Academy of Cosmetic Arts
1601 West Main Street
Mesa, AZ 85201
480.461.4073

Focus On You School Of Cosmetology
1636 E Southern Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85040
602.268.6812

JJ'S Beauty College
2330 N 75th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85043
623.848.1144

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Maricopa Beauty College
515 West Western Ave
Avondale, AZ 85323
Tel 623.932.4414
Fax 623.932.4472
www.maricopabeautycollege.com

Modern Techniques Beauty College LLC
2060 West Acoma Blvd
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
928.854.2657

Protégé' of Arizona
1900 West Thomas
Phoenix, AZ 85015
602.764.8075

Santa Cruz Institute of Cosmetology
338 Morley Ave
Nogales, AZ 85621
520.287.3661

The Hair Academy of Safford
1550 West Thatcher Blvd
Safford, AZ 85546
928.428.0331
800.949.8649

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Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy
www.toniguyacademy.com

Scottsdale Academy
7201 E Camelback Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
480.945.2088

Phoenix Academy
15210 South 50th Street #150
Phoenix, AZ 85044
480.940.5300

Tucson College of Beauty
3931 North Flowing Wells Rd
Tucson, AZ 85705
520.887.8262

Turning Point Beauty College

1226 East Florence Blvd #1 Box 3
Casa Grande, AZ 85222
520.836.1476

7246 East Main St Suite 2
Mesa, AZ 85207
480.649.1476

Yuma School of Beauty
50 West Third Street
Yuma, AZ 85364
928.783.3141
www.yumaschoolofbeauty.com

Arkansas Cosmetolgy Schools

2008-10-13T15:03:00.001-07:00

Arthur's Beauty College
www.arthursbeautycollege.com
info@arthursbeautycollege.com

2600 John Harden Drive
Jacksonville, AR 72076
501.982.8987

2710 Commerce Circle
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
870.534.0498

2320 Washington Drive
Conway, AR 72032
501.329.7770

2000 North B Street
Ft. Smith, AR 72901
479.783.3301

The Academy of Little Rock
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
814 West 7th Street
Little Rock, AR 72201

The Salon Professional Academy Little Rock-REDKEN
4619 JFK Boulevard
North Little Rock, AR 72116
501.259.9774
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

Arkansas Cosmetolgy Schools

2008-10-13T15:03:00.000-07:00

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Mena Cosmetology College
1310 Highway 71 North
Mena, AR 71953

Margaret's Hair Academy
502 Tyler Road
Russellville, AR 72802

California Cosmetology Schools

2008-10-06T16:26:00.000-07:00

Academy of San Mateo
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
159 2nd Ave.
San Mateo, CA 94401
Tel 650.375.8033
Fax 650.375.8511
www.academyofsanmateo.com
schoolinfo@academyofsanmateo.com

MTI College
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
5221 Madison Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95841
Tel 916.339.1500
Fax 916.339.0314
www.mticollege.edu/cosmetology.html
jzimmerman@mticollege.edu

Safavi Institute of Cosmetology & Esthetics
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
3100 McHenry
Modesto, CA 95350
Tel 209.577.0644
Fax 209.577.0606
www.paulmitchellmodesto.com
siceinfo@paulmitchellmodesto.com

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San Francisco Institute of Esthetics & Cosmetology
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1067 Folsom, Suite 200
San Francisco, CA 94103
Tel 415.355.1734
866.734.3244
Fax 415.355.9734
www.sanfranciscoinstitute.com
robyn@sanfranciscoinstitute.com

The California Academy
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
2100 Arden Way, Suite 265
Sacramento, CA 95825
Tel 916.646.3523
888.944.2276
Fax 916.646.3524
www.thecaliforniaacademy.com
admissions@thecaliforniaacademy.com

The Cosmetology School of Fresno
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
5091 North Fresno Street, Suite 104
Fresno, CA 93710
Tel 559.224.2700
Fax 559.226.2486
www.fresnopaulmitchellschool.com
tcsadmissions@sbcglobal.net

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Paul Mitchell the School - Costa Mesa
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
1534 Adams Avenue
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Tel 714.546.8786
866.500.5966
Fax 714.546.8783
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com
admissions.costamesa@paulmitchelltheschool.com

Paul Mitchell the School - San Diego
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
410 A Street
San Diego, CA 92101
Tel 619.398.1590
Fax 619.398.1591
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com
admissions.sandiego@paulmitchelltheschool.com

Paul Mitchell the School - Santa Barbara
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
504 N. Milpas Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Tel 805.966.1931
Fax 805.966.1922
www.santabarbara.paulmitchelltheschool.com
admissions.santabarbara@paulmitchelltheschool.com

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Paul Mitchell the School - Sherman Oaks
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
15301 Ventura Blvd, Suite P 2
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
310.801.9918
800.761.8006
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com
admissions.shermanoaks@paulmitchelltheschool.com

The Cao Institute of Aesthetics
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
201 East Bay State Street
Alhambra, CA 91801
Tel 626.284.2863
866.843.2261
Fax 626.284.2764
www.thecaoinstitute.com
admissions@thecaoinstitute.com

The Cosmetology Institute
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
27536 Ynez Road, Suite E1
Temecula, CA 92591
Tel 951.694.4323
Fax 951.694.8084
www.thecosmetologyinstitute.com
schoolinfo@thecosmetologyinstitute.com

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Career Academy of Beauty
www.caofb.com
info@caofb.com

663 North Euclid Street
Anaheim, CA 92801
714.776.8400

12471 Valley View St,
Garden Grove, CA 92845-2032
714.897.3010

COBA Academy
102 North Glassell Street
Orange, CA 92866
Tel 714.633.5950
Fax 714.633.4139
www.coba.edu

Cynthia's Beauty Academy
A member of the Marinello family of schools
4210 E. Gage Ave.
Bell, CA 90201
323.560.2207
www.marinello.com

Marinello Schools of Beauty
www.marinello.com

200 N. San Fernando Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91502
818.954.8894

1600 S. Azusa Ave., Ste. 244,
City of Industry, CA 91748
626.965.2532

2700 Colorado Blvd., #266, Eagle Rock Plaza,
Eagle Rock, CA 90041
323.254.6226

19022 Brookhurst St.
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
714.962.8831

240 S. Market St.
Inglewood, CA 90301
310.674.8100

23635 El Toro Rd., Ste. K,
Lake Forest, CA 92630
949.586.4900

2418 Lomita Blvd., Ste. B,
Lomita, CA 90717
310.325.3005

1241 S. Soto St., Suite 101,
Los Angeles, CA 90023
323.980.9253

6111 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90048
323.938.2005

24741 Alessandro Blvd.
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
951.247.2047

6219 Laurel Canyon Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91606
818.980.1300

940 N. Mountain Ave.
Ontario, CA 91764
909.984.5884

8527 Alondra Blvd., STE. 129
Paramount, CA 90723
562.531.1800

18442 Sherman Way
Reseda, CA 91335
818.881.2521

721 W. 2nd St. Suite E
San Bernardino, CA 92410
909.884.8747

7550 Miramar Rd. Suite 400
San Diego, CA 92126
858.547.9260

955 Monroe St.
Santa Clara, CA 95050
408.247.2200

118 Plaza Dr.
West Covina, CA 91790
626.962.1021

6538 Greenleaf Ave.
Whittier, CA 90601
562.698.0068

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Milan Institute of Cosmetology
www.milaninstitute.edu
888.207.9460

915 17th Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301

731 W Shaw Ave
Clovis, CA 93612

934 Missouri Street
Fairfield, CA 94533

45-691 Monroe Street, Suite 2
Indio, CA 92201

Milan Institute of Cosmetology
3328 South Fairway
Visalia, CA 93277

Milan Institute
3356 South Fairway
Visalia, CA 93277

Elite Progressive School of Cosmetology
www.eliteacademies.com

1849 Willow Pass Rd. 4th Floor
Concord, CA. 94520
925.685.1885

5522 Garfield Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95841
916.338.1885

445 W. Weber Ave. Suite 223
Stockton, CA 95203
209.948.1000

Robinson's Cosmetology
4330 Clayton Road
Suite J
Concord, CA 94521
925.602.1040
www.robinsonscosmetology.com

Je Boutique College of Beauty
1073 E. Main Street
El Cajon, CA 92021
619.442.3407

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International School of Beauty
www.internationalschoolofbeauty.com

72-261 Highway 111 Suite 121-B
Palm Desert, CA 92260
760.674.1624

81695 Hwy 11 Suite 1
Indio, CA 92201
760.775.6600

Lancaster Beauty School
44646 N. 10th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
661.948.1672
www.lancasterbeautyschool.com

Western Beauty Institute
www.wbi.edu
info@wbi.edu

2733 W. Avenue L
Lancaster, CA 93536
Tel 661.718.8410
Fax 661.718.8470

8700 Van Nuys Blvd.
Panorama City, CA 91402
Tel 818.894.9550
Fax 818.894.9551

North Adrians Beauty College
124 Floyd Ave.
Modesto CA 95350
209.562.2040

Bay Vista College of Beauty
1520 Plaza Boulevard
National City, CA 91950
619.474.6607

Califorinia Cosmetology Schools

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Poway Academy of Hair Design
13266 Poway Road
Poway CA 92064
858.748.1490

James Albert School of Cosmetology
www.jamesalbertschool.com
949.642.0606

281 East 17th Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627

2289 West Ball Road
Anaheim, CA 92804

Miss Marty's School of Beauty
1087 Mission St
San Francisco CA 94103
415.227.4240
www.missmartys.com

Lu Ross Academy
470 E. Thompson Blvd.
Ventura, CA 93001
Tel 805.643.5690
Fax 805.643.7716
www.lurossacademy.com
info@lurossacademy.com

International Academy of Cosmetology
www.internationalacademyofcosmetology.com
angie@internationalacademyofcosmetology.com

100 N. Lake Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91101
626.229.9110

4085 Tweedy Boulevard
South Gate, CA 90280
323.249.0270

Colorado Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-29T12:36:00.000-07:00

Artistic Beauty Colleges
www.artisticbeautycolleges.com

AURORA
16800 Mississippi Ave.
Aurora, CO 80017
303.745.6300

WESTMINSTER
3049 W. 74th Ave.
Westminster, CO 80030
303.428.5100

LAKEWOOD
441 Wadsworth Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80214
303.238.7501

ARVADA
6520 Wadsworth Blvd., #209
Arvada, CO 80003
303.455.0100

THORNTON
3811 E. 120th Ave.
Thornton, CO 80233
303.451.5808

LITTLETON
Bowles Ave. Marketplace Shopping Center
8996 W. Bowles Ave. Ste E
Littleton, CO 80123
303.904.4400

Regency Beauty Institute
www.regencybeauty.com

Ft. Collins Campus
(Projected campus opening: March 2008)
2236 E. Harmony Road
Ft. Collins, CO 80528
800.787.6456

Lakewood Campus
Fairfield Commons Center
98 Wadsworth Boulevard, Suite 115
Lakewood, CO 80226
720.214.0871
800.787.6456

Westminster Campus
Brookhill Towne Center
6755 West 88th Avenue, Unit A
Westminster, CO 80031
720.214.1750
800.787.6456

Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy
www.toniguyacademy.com

Colorado Springs Academy
332 Main Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80911
719.390.9898

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International Beauty Academy
5707 N. Academy Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
719.597.1413

Aveda Institute - Denver
700 16th Street
Denver, CO 80202
303.567.7500
info@avedadenver.com
www.avedadenver.com

Englewood Beauty College
3200 S Acoma St
Englewood, CO 80110-2414
303.761.1206
www.englewoodbeautycollege.com

Antoine du Chez Hairdressing Academy
870 South Colorado Boulevard
Suite B
Glendale, CO 80206
Tel 303.733.9798
Fax 303.744.6397
www.antoineduchezacademy.com

The Academy of Beauty Culture
2938 North Avenue - Unit B
Grand Junction, CO 81504
970.245.5570

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Littleton Academy of Hair Design
5624 South Prince Street
Littleton, CO 80120
303.347.8540
877.347.8540
info@littletonacademy.com
www.littletonacademy.com

Longs Peak Academy
700 Ken Pratt Boulevard
Longmont, CO 80501
303.776.8110
inquiries@longspeakacademy.com
www.longspeakacademy.com

New Dimensions Beauty Academy
19563 East Mainstreet
Parker, CO 80138
303.840.6424
www.aperfecttouchpermanentmakeup.com

Xenon International Academy
A Pivot Point Member School
2231 South Peoria
Aurora, CO 80014
Tel 303.752.1560
800.323.6258
Fax 303.752.0218
www.xenonintl.com

Cheeks International Academy
2925 South College Avenue # 9
Fort Collins, CO 80525
970.226.1416
888.285.1444
800.339.3100
info@cheeksusa.com
www.cheeksusa.com

Conneticut Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-22T10:57:00.000-07:00

North Haven Academy
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
97 Washington Avenue
North Haven, CT 06473
Tel 203.985.0222
Fax 203.985.0327
www.northhavenacademy.com
info@northhavenacademy.com

Paul Mitchell the School - Danbury
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
109 South St
Danbury, CT 06810
Tel 203.740.0443
Fax 203.790.7382
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com/pmts/
admissions.danbury@paulmitchelltheschool.com

Brio Academy of Cosmetology
www.brioacademy.com

Brio East Hartford
(Formerly CT Inst. of Hair Design)
1000 Main Street
East Hartford, CT 06108
Tel 860.528.7178
Fax 860.528.8652

Brio Meriden
1231 E. Main Street
Meriden, CT 06450
Tel 203.237.6683

Brio Fairfield
675 Kings Hwy
Fairfield, CT 06825
Tel 203.331.0852
Fax 203.331.1529

Brio New Haven
514 Orchard Street
New Haven, CT 06511
203.787.1264

Brio Willimantic
(Formerly Willimantic Institute of Hair)
1320 Main St. # 23
Willimantic, CT 06226
860.423.6339

Brio Niantic
(Formerly The Albert School)
63 Pennsylvania Ave
Niantic, CT 06357
Tel 860.739.2466
Fax 860.739.4294

Conneticut Cosmetology Schools

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The European Academy of Cosmetology & Hairdressing
1575 Boston Post Road
Building C
Guilford, CT 06437
Tel 203.458.3334
Fax 203.458.7999
www.teachbeauty.com

Ricci's Academy of Cosmetology
99 South Main Marketplace
Newtown, CT 06470
203.426.1138
riccissalon@aol.com
www.riccisacademy.com

Oxford Academy of Hair Design
225 West Street
Seymour, CT 06483
203.888.9075
www.oxfordhairacademy.com

Susan & Susan School of Cosmetology
88 Main Street South
Southbury, CT 06488
203.264.0861
www.susanandsusansalon.com

Conneticut Cosmetology Schools

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Total Look Academy
3482 Post Road
Southport, CT 06890
Tel 203.255.4886
Fax 203.255.5004
academy@totallooksalons.com
www.totallooksalons.com

Academy Di Capelli
950 Yale Avenue #20
Wallingford, CT 06492
203.294.9496
success@academydicapelli.com
www.academydicapelli.com

The American Academy of Cosmetology
109 South Street
Danbury, CT 06810
Tel 203.744.0900
Fax 203.790.7382

Delaware Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-15T09:46:00.000-07:00

The Delaware Academy
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1420 Pulaski Hwy
Newark, DE 19702
Tel 302.832.8418
Fax 302.832.8467
www.thedelawareacademy.com
admissions@thedelawareacademy.com

Delaware Learning Institute of Cosmetology
Country Garden Business Center
Route 113 Box 144D
Dagsboro, DE 19939
888.663.1121
info@MaxxTechnologies.net
www.delawarecosmetology.com

American Beauty Academy
Wilmington Campus
200 West 9th Street
Wilmington, DE 19801
www.americanbeautyacademy.org

District of Columbia Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-08T08:49:00.000-07:00

Aveda Institute - Washington DC
713 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
800.884.3588
Tel 202.824.1624
Fax 202.824.1620
aidc@aveda.com
www.avedainstitutedc.com

Bennett Career Institute
700 Monroe Street N.E.
Washington, DC 20001
202.526.1400
info@bennettcareerinstitute.org
www.bennettcareerinstitute.org

Dudley Beauty College of Washington
2031 Rhode Island Ave. NE
Washington D.C. 20018
Tel 202.269.3666
Fax 202.269.3662
dbcwash@worldnet.att.net
www.dudleyq.com

Forida Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-01T15:31:00.000-07:00

International Academy Beauty School
2550 South Ridgewood Ave.
South Daytona, FL 32119
888.893.3636
FUN.USA.HAIR (386.872.4247)
enroll@intl-academy.com
www.iahd.net

The Salon Professional Academy - REDKEN
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

6915 NW 4th Blvd, Suite B
Gainesville, FL 32607
352.331.2424
352.262.4305

1522 US Highway 41 N
Inverness, FL 34450
800.858.5909
352.344.3501

11915 CR 103
The Villages, FL 32162
352.259.6717
352-753-5511

4802 Gunn Highway, Suite 144
Tampa, FL 33624
813.908.8020

13422 North Cleveland Avenue
North Ft. Myers, FL 33903
239.656.4366
239.656.0859

Hi-Tech the School of Cosmetology
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1303 Southwest 107 Avenue
Miami, FL 33174
Tel 305.487.9997
Fax 305.487.6666
www.hitechtheschool.com
hectorm@hitechtheschool.com

Florida Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-01T15:26:00.000-07:00

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Paul Mitchell the School - Orlando
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
1271 Semoran Boulevard, Suite 131
Casselberry, FL 32707
Tel 407.677.7695
866.368.7447
Fax 407.677.8267
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com/pmts/
admissions.orlando@paulmitchelltheschool.com

Paul Mitchell the School - Tampa
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
14210 North Nebraska Avenue
Tampa, FL 33613
Tel 813.972.9838
800.229.4940
Fax 813.558.9482
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com/pmts
admissions.tampa@paulmitchelltheschool.com

Florida Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-01T15:17:00.000-07:00

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Boca Beauty Academy
70 South Dixie Highway
Boca Raton, FL 33432
561.487.1191
jbragin@bocabeauty.com
www.bocabeautyacademy.com

Cozmo The School
9230 Brookwood Court
Bonita Springs, FL 34135
877.Go.Cozmo
877.462.6966
info@cozmotheschool.com
www.cozmotheschool.com

Bradenton Beauty & Barber Academy
5505 Manatee Avenue West
Bradenton, Fl. 34209
Tel 941.761.4400
Fax 941.761.4420
www.beauty-academy.us

Artistic Nails & Beauty Academy
4951 Adamo Drive
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel 813.654.4529
cutclassnow@aol.com
www.artisticbeautyschool.com

Florida Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-01T15:07:00.000-07:00

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Sunstate Academy
www.sunstate.edu

2525 Drew Street
Clearwater, FL 33765
727.538.3827
727.287.0051

2418 Colonial Blvd.
Ft. Myers, FL 33907
239.278.1311
239.236.0004

American Institute of Beauty Inc.
13244 66th Street North
North Largo, FL 33773
727.532.2125
aib.school@verizon.net
www.aibschool.com

Florida Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-01T15:00:00.000-07:00

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American Institute of Cosmetology
416 East Atlantic Blvd.
Pompano Beach, FL 33060
954.721.2246
www.aicosmo.com

Beauty Schools of America
www.bsa.edu
info@thebeautyschoolsofamerica.com

Hialeah Campus
1060 West 49 Street
Hialeah, FL 33012
888.456.4272

Miami Campus
1176 Southwest 67 Avenue
Miami, FL 33144
888.456.4272

North Miami Beach Campus
1813 N.E. 163 Street
N. Miami Beach, FL 33162
888.456.4272

North Florida Institute
5995-3 University Blvd, West
Jacksonville, FL 32216
www.north-florida-institute.net

Palm Beach Academy
1220A 10th Street
Lake Park, FL 33403
Tel 561.845.1400
Fax 561.845.1360
info@pbacademy.net
www.pbacademy.net

Academy of Healing Arts
3141 S Military Trail
Lake Worth, FL 33463-2100
Tel 561.965.5550
Fax 561.641.2603
www.ahamassage.com

Central Florida College
6565 Ulmerton Road
Largo, FL 33771
www.centralfloridacollege.net

Florida Cosmetology Schools

2008-09-01T14:37:00.000-07:00

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Step Ahead Cosmetology School
1509 Tennessee Avenue
Lynn Haven, FL 32444
850.265.0115
info@stepaheadcosmo.com
www.stepaheadcosmo.com

Academy of Cosmetology
www.floridacosmetologyschools.com

2088 N. Courtenay Pkwy
Merritt Island, FL 32953
Tel 321.452.8490
Fax 321.453.7552

1975 Palm Bay Rd.
Palm Bay, FL 32905
Tel 321.951.0595
Fax 321.725.5938

North Florida Academy
1115 Blanding Blvd Suite 202
Orange Park, FL 32065
904.272.7963
info@northfloridaacademy.com
www.northfloridaacademy.com

Career Training Institute
3318 Edgewater Drive
Orlando, FL 32804-3742
407.884.1816
www.careertraininginstitute.net

Resort & Spa Schools International
4424 Bee Ridge Road
Sarasota, FL 34233

Aveda Institute
www.avedaflorida.com

235 3rd Street South, Suite 100
St. Petersburg, FL 33713
877.AVEDA.FL
877.283.3235

2020 West Pensacola Street
Tallahassee, FL 32304
877.FL.AVEDA
877.352.8332

Georgia Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-25T14:18:00.000-07:00

A Paul Mitchell Partner School - Atlanta
887 West Marietta, Suite A
Atlanta, GA 30318
Tel 404.888.0070
Fax 404.885.1870
www.pmtheschoolatl.com
scottcole@pmtheschoolatl.com

The Esani Institute
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1003 Mansell Road
Alpharetta, GA 30076
Tel 678.795.0999
866.79.ESANI
Fax 678.795.0152
www.esani.com
schoolinfo@esani.com

Georgia Career Institute
1820 Highway 20 SE
# 200
Conyers, GA 30013
770.922.7653
info@gci.edu
mmartin@gci.edu
www.georgiacareerinstitute.com

Dalton Beauty College
505 Underwood Street
Dalton, GA 30721
Tel 706.278.1300
Tel 706.278.1300
Fax 706.260.2857
info@daltonbeautycollege.com
www.daltonbeautycollege.com

Georgia Beauty Academy
303 Fernwood Ave
Dalton, GA. 30721
706.278.9606

www.empire.edu/
info@empire.edu
800.295.8390

Kennesaw
Town Center Plaza
425 Ernest-Barrett Parkway Suite H-2
Kennesaw, GA 30144

Dunwoody
4719 Ashford-Dunwoody Road
Suite 205
Dunwoody, GA 30338

Lawrenceville
1455 Pleasant Hill Road, Suite 105
Lawrenceville, GA 30044

Georgia Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-25T14:15:00.000-07:00

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Arnold Padrick's University of Cosmetology
4971 Courtney Drive
Forest Park, GA 30297
Tel 404.361.5641
Fax 404.361.1658
apuniversity@bellsouth.net
www.arnold-padricks.com

The Process Institute of Cosmetology
860 Duluth Hwy.
Bldg. 1300
Lawrenceville, GA 30045
678.990.0762
866.623.HAIR (4247)
www.theprocessinstitute.com

Georgia Institute of Cosmetology
www.gicschool.com

3529 Atlanta Highway
Athens, GA 30606
Tel 706.549.6400
Fax 706.549.0495

2803 Wrightsboro Road
Augusta, GA 30909
Tel 706.736.1819
Fax 706.736.1895

1605 Buford Highway
Buford, GA 30518
Tel 770.945.4008
Fax 770.945.1986

Aveda Institute Atlanta
3402 Piedmont Road
Atlanta, GA 30305
Tel 404.649.7119
888.AVEDA.GA
Fax 404.649.7118
www.avedainstitutesbb.com

Hawaii Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-22T10:48:00.000-07:00

Ulupono Academy
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1123 11th Avenue, Suite 102
Honolulu, HI 96816
808.734.7007
Fax 808.734.7337
www.uluponoacademy.com
info@uluponoacademy.com

Idaho Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-20T19:05:00.000-07:00

Scot Lewis Schools
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1270 South Vinell Way
Boise, ID 83709
Tel 208.375.0190
Fax 208.375.7723
www.scotlewisschools.com
info@ScotLewisSchools.com

The Hair Academy, Rexburg
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
557 Mariah Avenue
Rexburg, ID 83440
Tel 208.656.0800
888.356.0804
Fax 208.656.9671
www.hairacademypm.com
admissions@hairacademypm.com

Milan Institute of Cosmetology
www.milaninstitute.edu
888.207.9460

8590 W. Fairview Avenue
Boise, ID 83704

1021 West Hemingway
Nampa, ID 83651

Oliver Finley
10222 West Fairview Avenue
Boise, ID 83704
208.658.1115
888.658.1115
info@oliverfinley.com
www.oliverfinley.com

The School of Hairstyling
141 East Chubbuck Road
Chubbuck, ID 83202
Tel 208.232.9170
Fax 208.232.9486
info@theschoolofhairstyling.com
www.theschoolofhairstyling.com

Idaho Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-20T19:01:00.000-07:00

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Master Educators of Beauty
1205 Filer Avenue East
Twin Falls, ID 83301

Career Beauty College
57 College Avenue
Rexburg, ID 83440
Tel 208.356.0222
800.747.0340
Fax 208.356.0486
careerbc@srv.net
www.careerbeautycollege.com
admin@careerbeautycollege.com

Illinois Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-18T15:44:00.000-07:00

Regency Beauty Institute
www.regencybeauty.com

Aurora-Naperville Campus
4374 East New York Street
Aurora, IL 60504
630.723.5051
800.787.6456

Champaign Campus
Champaign Town Center
Town Center Boulevard
Suite 6
Champaign, IL 61822
217.531.9937
800.787.6456

Darien-Downers Grove Campus
7411 South Cass Avenue
Darien, IL 60561
630.824.4022
800.787.6456

Fairview Heights Campus
10850 Lincoln Trail
Suite 15
Fairview Heights, IL 62208
618.688.1230
800.787.6456

Joliet Campus
2904 Colorado Avenue
Joliet, IL 60431
815.254.2793
800.787.6456

Peoria Campus
Westlake Shopping Center
2601 West Lake Avenue
Suite B-1A
Peoria, IL 61614
309.282.0688
800.787.6456

Rockford Campus
657 Highgrove Place
Rockford, IL 61108
815.209.2423
800.787.6456

The Salon Professional Academy - REDKEN
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

1029 North Randall Road
Elgin, IL 60123
847.376.0740
800.816.8755

335 Vertin Blvd
Shorewood, IL 60404
815-609-7120
866-609-6881
815.609.6880

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Studio RLC
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
327 Potomac Blvd Suite D
Mt. Vernon, IL 62864
Tel 618.242.8459
Fax 618.242.8220
www.rlc.edu/studiorlc/
hampseyg@rlc.edu

The Campus
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
1503 E. College Ave. Suite L
Normal, IL 61761
Tel 309.862.3400
Fax 309.862.3405
www.pmthecampus.com
schoolinfo@pmthecampus.com

Trendsetters, Bradley
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
605 East North Street
Bradley, IL 60915
Tel 815.932.5049
Fax 815.932.0542
www.trendsetterscollege.com
careers4success@trendsetterscollege.com

Trendsetters, Mokena
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
19031 Old Lagrange Road, Suite 209
Mokena, IL 60448
Tel 708.478.6907
Fax 708.478.6908
www.trendsetterscollege.com
careers4success@trendsetterscollege.com

Illinois Cosmetology Schools

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Hair Professionals Academy of Cosmetology
www.hairprofessionalschool.com

West Dundee Campus
825 B Village Quarter Rd.
West Dundee, IL
847.836.5900

Wheaton Campus
1145 East Butterfield Road
Wheaton, Il 60187
630.653.6630

Empire Beauty Schools
www.empire.edu/
info@empire.edu
800.295.8390

Lisle
2709 Maple Ave
Lisle, IL 60532

Hanover Park
1166 West Lake Street
Hanover Park, IL 60133

Arlington Heights
Arlington Plaza 264 West Rand Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60004

Tricoci University of Beauty Culture
www.tricociuniversity.com
info@tricociuniversity.com

5321 N. Harlem Ave
Chicago, IL 60656
773.467.1900

530 E. North Ave
Glendale Heights, IL 60139
630.790.1500

5485 E. State Street
Rockford, IL 61108
815.226.9848

7350 West 87th Street
Bridgeview, IL 60455
708.233.9933

751 E. Park Ave
Libertyville, IL 60048
847.247.8100

602 W. Glen Ave
Peoria, IL 61602
309.679.4500

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Arlington Academy Cosmetology Career Center
1300 W. Dundee Road
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
847.259.5380
arlacad@aol.com
www.arlingtonacademycosmetology.com

Steven Papageorge Hair Academy
5228 Clark St
Chicago, IL 60640
Tel 773.561.2376
Fax 773.561.2377
papageorgehair@aol.com
www.stevenpapageorgehairacademy.net

Pivot Point International Cosmetology Research Center

1791 West Howard Street
Chicago, IL 60626
773.465.0170

144 C East Lake St
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
847.985.5900

Hair Professionals Career College
www.hairpros.edu

5460 Route 34
Oswego, IL 60543
630.554.2266

2245 Gateway Dr
Sycamore, IL 60178
815.756.3596

10321 South Roberts Rd
Palos Hills, IL 60465
708.430.1755

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Cosmetology & Spa Institute
700 East Terra Cotta Avenue
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
Tel 815.455.5900
Fax 815.455.1628
csicl@sbcglobal.net
www.csicl.com/learningprocess.htm

La' James College
485 42nd Ave # 1
East Moline, IL 61244-4040
309.755.1313
www.lajames.net

Educators of Beauty
www.educatorsofbeauty.com

122 Wright Street
La Salle, IL 61301
800.610.2300
Tel 815.223.7326
Fax 815.223.7328

211 E 3rd Street
Sterling, IL 61081
800.642.5169
Tel 815.625.0247
Fax 815.625.0424

128 S 5th Street
Rockford, IL 61104
800.424.7678
Tel 815.969.7030
Fax 815.969.0830

Eric Alexander University of Cosmetology and Esthetics
479 Business Center Drive Suite 112
Mount Prospect, IL 60056
847.296.3605
eauniversity@yahoo.com
www.ericalexanderuniversity.com

Niles School of Cosmetology
8057 North Milwaukee Avenue
Niles, IL 60714
Tel 847.965.8061
Fax 847.965.8090
mrphil@nilesschoolofcosmetology.com
www.nilesschoolofcosmetology.com

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Oehrlein School of Cosmetology
100 Meadows Avenue
East Peoria, IL 61611

University of Spa and Cosmetology Arts
2913 West White Oaks Drive
Springfield, IL 62704
Tel 217.753.8990
Fax 217.753.0013
info@uscart.com
www.uscart.com

Aveda Institute Chicago
2828 N. Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60657
773.883.1560
customerservice@avedachicago.com
www.avedainstitutechicago.com

Vatterott College
3609 North Marx Drive
Quincy, IL 62305
Tel 217.224.0600
Fax 217.223.6771
quincy@vatterott-college.edu
www.vatterott-college.edu

Dudley Beauty College-Chicago Campus
8501 S. Green Street
Chicago, IL 60620
773-488-5900
www.dudleyq.com

Indiana Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-15T08:26:00.000-07:00

Regency Beauty Institute
www.regencybeauty.com

Avon Campus
8252 Rockville Road, Suite D17
Indianapolis, IN 46214
317.677.0330
800.787.6456

Greenwood Campus
Shoppes at County Line
8811 Hardegan Street
Suite 305
Indianapolis, IN 46227
317.807.3200
800.787.6456

The Salon Professional Academy - REDKEN
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

5545 Vogel Road
Evansville, IN 47715
812.437.TSPA (8772)

1012 South Reed Road
Kokomo, IN 46902
765.480.2796

5335 South Scatterfield Road
Anderson, IN 46013
765.649.5555

P J 's College of Cosmetology

115 N 9th St
Richmond IN 47374-3103
317.846.6444

931 S Range Line Rd
Carmel IN 46032-2541
317.846.6444

1400 W Main St
Greenfield IN 46140-2701
317.462.9239

2026 Stafford Rd
Plainfield IN 46168-2167
317.839.2761

5539 Madison Ave
Indianapolis IN 46227-4668
317.781.9600

1414 Blackiston Mill Rd
Clarksville IN 47129-2204
317.846.6444

113 N Washington St
Crawfordsville IN 47933-1734
765.362.3763

1118 S Range Line Rd
Carmel IN 46032-2546
317.574.1600

2006 N Walnut St
Muncie IN 47303-1971
765.289.6144

Roger's Academy of Hair Design
2903 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Evansville, IN 47712
Tel 812.429.0110
Fax 812.437.0266
www.rogershairacademy.com

A Cut Above Beauty College
3810 E Southport Rd
Indianapolis, IN 46237-3249 :
800.732.2153
acutabovebc@aol.com
www.acutabovebeautyschool.com

Indiana Cosmetology Schools

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Ideal Beauty Academy
1401 Youngstown Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Tel 812.282.1371
Fax 812.283.3953
idealacademy@aol.com
www.idealbeautyacademy.net

Michigan City Beauty College
3309 South Franklin Street
Michigan City, IN 46360
219.879.0239

Michiana Beauty College
6323 University Commons
South Bend, IN 46635
888.683.0071
Tel 574.271.1542
Fax 574.271.1764
tcbeautycollege@sbcglobal.net
www.tcbeautycollege.com/michiana

Aveda Fredrick’s Institute Indianapolis
6020 East 82nd Street
Castleton Square Mall
Indianapolis, IN 46250
317.578.5500
877.283.3233
mshafto@fredrics.com
www.avedafredricsinstitute.com

Iowa Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-13T16:18:00.000-07:00

The Salon Professional Academy - REDKEN
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

309 Kitty Hawk Drive
Ames, IA 50010
515.232.7250
515.956.3781
800.956.3781

1550 South First Avenue
Iowa City, IA 52240
319.248.2958
888.248.2958

La' James International College
www.lajames.net

6322 University Ave
Cedar Falls, IA 50613-5242
319.277.2150

6336 Hickman Rd
Des Moines, IA 50322-5075
515.278.2208

24 2nd St NE
Mason City, IA 50401-3308
641.424.2161

512 Central Ave
Fort Dodge, IA 50501-3810
515.576.4046

2604 1st Ave S
Fort Dodge, IA 50501-4381
515.576.3119

227 E Market St
Iowa City, IA 52245-2164
319.338.3926

3802 East 53rd
Davenport, IA 52807
563.441.7900

Capri College
www.capricollege.com

Capri Cedar Rapids
2945 Williams Parkway S.W.
Cedar Rapids, IA. 52404
800.397.0612
cradm@capricollege.com

Capri Davenport
425 E. 59th Street
Davenport, IA. 52807
800.728.1336
davadm@capricollege.com

Capri Dubuque
P.O. Box 873
Dubuque, IA 52001
800.728.0712
dbqadm@capricollege.com

Bill Hill's College of Cosmetology
910 Avenue G
Fort Madison IA 52627-4530
319.372.6248
bhill@lisco.com

Kansas Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-11T21:25:00.000-07:00

Regency Beauty Institute
www.regencybeauty.com

Olathe Campus
Cornerstone Point
12517 South Rogers Road
Olathe, KS 66062
913.538.5087
800.787.6456

Topeka Campus
1930A North Wanamaker Road
Topeka, KS 66604
785.272.0784
800.787.6456

The American Academy of Cosmetology
Manhattan Campus
1130 Westloop Place
Manhattan, KS 66502
785.539.1837
866.444.5394
info@americanacademymanhattan.com
www.aahairdesign.com

Sidneys Hairdressing College
916 E. 4th
Hutchinson, KS 67501
620.662.5481
contact@sidneyshair.com
www.sidneyshair.com

Xenon International Academy
A Pivot Point Member School
www.xenonintl.com

Wichita, Kansas Campus
3804 W. Douglas
Wichita, KS 67203
Tel 316.943.5516
800.554.5817
Fax 316.943.7244

Olathe, Kansas Campus
1125 E. Sante Fe
Olathe, KS 66061
913.782.4004
800.998.9645

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B Street Design - School of International Hair Styling
www.bstreetdesign.com

Wichita Campus
1675 S. Rock Rd Suite 101
Wichita, KS 67207
Tel 316.681.2288
Fax 316.681.2368
mkmitchell@bstreetdesign.com

Overland Park Campus
10324 Mastin
Overland Park, KS 66212
Tel 913.492.4114
Fax 913.492.8597
tfinnigin@bstreetdesign.com

Topeka Campus
3602 S. Topeka Blvd
Topeka, KS 66611
Tel 785.267.7701
Fax 785.266.7411
nsweatt@bstreetdesign.com

LaBaron Hairdressing Academy
8119 Robinson
Overland Park, KS 66204
913.642.0077
labaronop@worldnet.att.net
www.labarononline.com

Mitsu Sato Hair Academy
9062 Metcalf Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66212
913.341.SATO
www.mitsusatohairacademy.com

Eric Fisher Academy
6727 W. Central
Wichita, KS 67212
316.440.5555

Kentucky Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-08T09:12:00.000-07:00

The Hair Design School
www.hairdesignschool.com
800.964.3734

Louisville (Highland)
1049 Bardstown Road
Louisville, KY 40204
502.459.8150

Louisville (Hurstbourne)
5314 Bardstown Road
Louisville, KY 40291
502.499.0070

Louisville (Chenoweth)
151 Chenoweth Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
502.897.9401

Louisville
5120 Dixie Highway
Louisville, KY 40216
502.447.0111

Elizabethtown
554 Westport Road
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
270.765.3374

Florence
7285 Turfway Road
Florence, KY 41042
859.283.2690

Kaufman Beauty School
701 East High Street
Lexington, KY 40502
859.266.5531
859.266.0693
Admissions@tspaLexington.com
www.kaufmanbeautyschooleducation.com

Louisiana Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-06T13:43:00.000-07:00

Vanguard College of Baton Rouge
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
5921 Blue Bonnet Blvd. Suite 200
Baton Rouge, LA 70836
Tel 225.769.5053
Fax 225.769.5098
www.vanguardcollege.edu
batonrougeadmin@vanguardcollege.edu

Vanguard College of New Orleans
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
740 Oak Harbor Boulevard
Slidell, LA 70458
Tel 985.643.2614
Fax 985.646.0524
www.vanguardcollege.edu
slidelladmin@vanguardcollege.edu

Pat Goins Beauty Schools

1701 Old Minden Rd # 36
Bossier City, LA 71111-4838
318.746.7674

3138 Louisville Ave
Monroe, LA 71201-5135
318.322.0796

213 W Alabama Ave
Ruston, LA 71270-4301
318.255.2717

6363 Hearne Avenue Suite 106
Shreveport, LA 71108
318.631.1833

Aveda Institute
www.avedainstitutesbb.com

Baton Rouge
2834 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd.
Suite A
Baton Rouge, LA 70816
Tel 225.295.1435
866.88.AVEDA
Fax 225.295.0919

Covington
1355 Polders Lane
Covington, LA 70433
Tel 985.892.3826
866.99.AVEDA
Fax 985.892.9547

Lafayette
2922 Johnston Street
Lafayette, LA 70503
Tel 337.233.0511
877.88.AVEDA
Fax 337.233.9324

New Orleans
3330 Veterans Memorial Blvd.
Metairie, LA 70002
Tel 504.454.1400
877.24.AVEDA
Fax 504.454.1418

Maine Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-04T08:10:00.000-07:00

Pierre's School of Cosmetology
www.pierresschool.com

Bangor
639 Broadway
Bangor, ME 04401-6534
207.942.0039

Caribou
30 Skyway Drive
Caribou, ME 04736-2053
207.498.6067

Portland
319 Marginal Way
Portland, ME 04101-2543
207.774.1913

Sanford
913 Main Street
Sandford, ME 04073-3564
207.490.1274

Waterville
251 Kennedy Memorial Drive
Waterville, ME 04901
207.873.0682

Spa Tech Institute
www.spatech.edu

1041 Brighton Avenue
Portland, ME 04102
Tel 207.772.2591
Fax 207.772.5133

100 Larrabee Road
Westbrook, ME 04092
Tel 207.591.4141
Fax 207.591.4460

Cosmotech School of Cosmetology
39 Mechanic Street
Westbrook, ME 04092
Tel 207.591.4122
Fax 207.591.4124
info@cosmotechschool.com
www.cosmotechschool.com

Maryland Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-01T13:46:00.000-07:00

Hair Expressions Academy
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
12450 Park Lawn Drive
Rockville, MD 20852
Tel 301.984.0566
Fax 301.984.8369
www.hairex.com

The Fila Academy
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
6320 Ritchie Highway
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
Tel 410.789.9516
Fax 410.789.2204
www.filaacademy.com
lfila@filaacademy.com

The Temple
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
22 West Church Street
Frederick, MD 21701
Tel 301.682.7550
Fax 301.682.7574
www.thetempleschool.com
info@pmthetemple.com

American Beauty Academy
www.americanbeautyacademy.org

Wheaton Campus
11006 Viers Mill Road
Wheaton, MD 20902
Tel: 301.949.3000
Fax: 301.949.3394
Agillespie@americanbeautyacademy.org

Baltimore Campus
4719 Harford Road
Baltimore, MD 21214
Tel: 410.444.3100
Fax: 410.444.0300
Agillespie@americanbeautyacademy.org

Montgomery Beauty School
8736 Arliss Street
Silver Spring, MD 20901
301.588.3570
301.588.7666
Fax: 301.408.2367
HacAdemy@aol.com
www.montgomerybeautyschool.com

Robert Paul Academy of Cosmetology Arts & Science
1811-B York Rd.
Timonium, MD 21093
Tel 410.252.4244
Tel 410.252.4481
Fax 410.252.4342
daria@robertpaulacademy.com
www.robertpaulacademy.com

Maryland Cosmetology Schools

2008-08-01T13:44:00.000-07:00

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Empire Beauty Schools
Owings Mills
9616 Reisterstown Road
Suite 105
Ownings Mills, MD 21117
800.295.8390
www.empire.edu/
info@empire.edu

Medix School - West
6901 Security Boulevard, Suite 21
Baltimore, MD 21244

Blades School of Hair Design
22576 Macarthur Blvd # 316
P.O. Box 226
California, MD 20619
301.862.9797

Award Beauty School
26 East Antietam Street
Hagerstown, MD 21740
301.733.4520
HAcademy@aol.com
www.awardbeautyschool.net

Hair Academy
8435 Annapolis Rd
New Carrollton, MD 20784
301.459.2509

Aveda Institute Washington DC
713 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
202.824.1624
aidc@aveda.com
www.avedainstitutedc.com

Massachusetts Cosmetology Schools

2008-07-30T10:24:00.000-07:00

Empire Beauty Schools
www.empire.edu/
info@empire.edu
800.295.8390

Malden (Greater Boston)
384 Main Street
Malden, MA 02148

LaBaron Hairdressing Academy
www.labarononline.com

281 Union Street
New Bedford, MA 02740
Tel 508.996.6611
Fax 508.984.3545
labaronnb@att.net

240 Liberty Street
Brockton, MA. 02301
Tel 508.583.1700
Fax 508.583.1774
labaronbr@att.net

Kay Harvey Hairdressing Academy
11 Central Street
West Springfield, MA 01089
Tel 413.732.7117
Fax 413.781.1789
labaronks@worldnet.att.net
www.labarononline.com

Spa Tech Institute
www.spatech.edu

26 High Street
Ipswich, MA 01938
Tel 978.356.0980
Fax 978.356.9818

59 Industrial Park Road
Plymouth, MA 02360
Tel 508.747.3130
Fax 508.747.2925

227 Turnpike Road
Westboro, MA 01581
Tel 508.836.8864
Fax 508.366.8425

Blaine The School
www.blainebeautyschools.com
blainebeautyschools@blainebeautyschools.com
800.962.9302

Boston
30 West Street
Downtown Crossing
Boston, MA 02111
617.266.2661

Framingham
624 Worcester Road
Rte 9
Framingham, MA 01702
508.370.3700

Hyannis
259 North Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
508.771.1680

Lowell
231 Central Street
Lowell, MA 01852
978.459.9959

Malden
347 Pleasant Street
Malden, MA 02148
781.397.7400

Waltham
314 Moody Street
Waltham, MA 02453
781.899.1500

Massachusetts Cosmetology Schools

2008-07-30T10:21:00.000-07:00

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Rob Roy Academy
www.rob-roy.com
888.877.2111

Pleasant Campus
150 Pleasant St
Worcester, MA 01609-2038
508.799.2111

Fall River Campus
260 South Main St
Fall River, MA 02721
508.672.4751

Taunton Campus
1 School Street
Taunton, MA 02180
508.822.1405

1872 Acushnet Avenue
New Bedford, MA 02746
508.995.8711

Lowell Academy Hairstyling Institute
136 Central Street
Lowell, MA 01852
978.453.3235
978.452.8686
888.LRN.HAIR (576-4247)
lalrnhair@verizon.net
www.lahair.net

Cosmix International School of Hair & Nail Design
340 Maple Street
Commerce Building, Suite 150
Marlborough, MA 01752
Tel 508.787.0099
Fax 508.786.0050
info@cosmixhair.com
www.cosmixhair.com

New England Hair Academy
492-500 Main Street
Malden, MA 02148
781.324.6799

Massachusetts Cosmetology Schools

2008-07-30T10:06:00.000-07:00

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New England Center for Cosmetology Education
58 - 76 Pleasant Street
Northampton, MA 01060
Tel 413.585.8821/0301
Fax 413.586.2301
cmarnelakis@newenglandcosmetology.com
bfurtek@newenglandesthetics.com
lbrooks@newenglandesthetics.com
pbutterfield@newenglandesthetics.com
www.newenglandcentersforcosmetologyandesthetics.com/

Mansfield Beauty Schools
www.mansfieldbeautyschools.com
mansfieldbeauty@aol.com

200 Parkingway Street
Quincy, MA 02169
Tel 617.479.1090
Fax 617.4798095

266 Bridge Street
Springfield, MA 01103
Tel 413.788.7575
Fax 413.781.5398

Michigan Cosmetology Schools

2008-07-28T11:05:00.000-07:00

Great Lakes Academy of Hair Design
A Paul Mitchell Partner School
2950 Lapeer Road
Port Huron, MI 48060
Tel 810.987.8118
Fax 810.987.5334
www.glakesacademy.com
schoolinfo@glakesacademy.com

Paul Mitchell The School - Sterling Heights
A Paul Mitchell Corporate School
40700 Van Dyke
Sterling Heights, MI 48313
586.939.8600
www.paulmitchelltheschool.com/pmts/
admissions@paulmitchelltheschoolmichigan.com

The Gallery College of Beauty
31832 S. Gratiot
Clinton Township, MI 48036
Tel 586.783.7358
Fax 586.783.7379
llavoie@gallerycollegeofbeauty.com
www.gallerycollegeofbeauty.com

Chic University of Cosmetology
www.chicuniversity.com

Standale
455 Standale Plaza NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49544
616.735.9680

Grand Rapids
1735 Four Mile Road NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49525
616.363.9853

Portage
6091 Constitution Blvd.
Portage, MI 49024
269.329.3333

Michigan College of Beauty
15233 South Dixie Highway
Monroe, MI 48161
734.241.8877
877.456.6623
administration@michigancollegebeauty.com
admissions@michigancollegebeauty.com
financialaid@michigancollegebeauty.com
www.michigancollegebeauty.com

Michigan Cosmetology Schools

2008-07-28T10:59:00.000-07:00

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NUVO College of Cosmetology
4236 Grand Haven Road
Norton Shores, MI 49441
231.799.1500
www.nuvocollege.com

Traverse City Beauty College
1144 Boon Street
Traverse City, MI 49686
Tel 574.271.1542
888.683.0071
Fax 574.271.1764
tcbeautycollege@sbcglobal.net
www.tcbeautycollege.com

Twin City Beauty College
2600 Lincoln Avenue
Saint Joseph, MI 49085
Tel 574.271.1542
888.683.0071
Fax 574.271.1764
tcbeautycollege@sbcglobal.net
www.tcbeautycollege.com

TBA School of Cosmetology
880 Parsons Road
Traverse City, MI 49686
231.922.6273
jsavage@tbaisd.k12.mi.us
www.tbactc.org

Douglas J Aveda Institute
www.douglasj.com

East Lansing
331 E. Grand River Ave.
East Lansing, MI 48823
517.333.9656

Ann Arbor
333 Maynard St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
734.929.0453

Grand Rapids
138 Commerce SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
877.334.8657

Royal Oak
409 Center St.
Royal Oak, MI 48067
877.334.8657

Minnesota Cosmetology Schools

2008-07-21T16:42:00.000-07:00

Regency Beauty Institute
www.regencybeauty.com

Blaine Campus
40 County Road 10 NE
Blaine, MN 55434
763.784.9102
800.787.6456

Burnsville Campus
14350 Buck Hill Road
Burnsville, MN 55306
952.435.3882
800.787.6456

Duluth Campus
5115 Burning Tree Road
Suite 307
Duluth, MN 55811
218.727.1198
800.787.6456

Maplewood Campus
3000 White Bear Avenue North
Maplewood, MN 55109
651.773.3951
800.787.6456

Ridgedale Campus
Ridgedale North Shopping Center
12993 Ridgedale Drive Suite 103
Minnetonka, MN 55305
952.697.3000
800.787.6456

St. Cloud Campus
110 2nd Street South
Waite Park, MN 56387
320.251.0500
800.787.6456

The Salon Professional Academy St. Cloud - REDKEN
136 Division Street
Waite Park, MN 56387
320.240.6985 ext. 10
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

Spa-A-School - REDKEN
4411 Winnetka Avenue North
New Hope, MN 55428
763.504.2772
763.536.0772
800.561.1772
www.thesalonprofessionalacademy.com

Scot Lewis Schools
www.scotlewis.com

St Paul
1905 Suburban Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55119
651.209.6930

Bloomington
9749 Lyndale Avenue
Bloomington, MN 55420
952.881.9327

Plymouth
4124 Lancaster Lane
Plymouth, MN 55441
763.551.0562

Eden Prairie
964 Prairie Center Drive
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
952.906.2117

Central Beauty School
www.centralbeautyschool.com
links2@mainstreethost.com

3906 Cedar Grove Pkwy.
Eagan, MN 55122
651.994.7881
centralbeautyschool@hotmail.com

538 South Mainstreet Suite 110
Cambridge, MN 55008
763.691.1431
centralCBS@aol.com

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Cosmetology Careers Unlimited, Inc.
www.coscareers.com
info@coscareers.com

121 W Superior Street
Duluth, MN 55802
218.722.7484
866.244.0334

110 E Howard
Hibbing, MN 55746
218.263.8354
866.244.0334

Hastings Beauty School
221 E. 2nd Street
Hastings, MN 55033-1205
Tel 651.437.1225
800.657.6881
Fax 651.437.4301
sue@hastingsbeautyschool.com
www.hastingsbeautyschool.com

Aveda Institute Minneapolis
400 Central Avenue SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Tel 612.378.7401
Fax 612.378.7430
aim@aveda.com
www.avedainstitutemn.com

Minnesota School of Cosmetology
7166 10th Street North
Oakdale, MN 55128
651.287.2180
www.msccollege.edu

Nail Tech & Beauty School
6993 35th Street North
Oakdale, MN 55128
651.777.0274
www.nailtechacademy.org

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Allure School of Cosmetology
1610 West Third Street
Red Wing, MN 55066
651.388.8224
billbuysse@charter.net
www.allureschool.com

Nova Academy of Cosmetology
Northbrook Shopping Center
1629 North Broadway Suite 7
Rochester, MN 55906
Tel 507.280.6910
Fax 507.280.6915
admission@nova-academy.com
www.nova-academy.com

Model College of Hair Design
201 8th Avenue South
Saint Cloud, MN 56301
320.253.4222
Admissions@mcohd.com
www.modelcollegehairdesign.com

Mississippi Cosmetology Schools

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The Academy of Hair Design
www.academyofhair.com
andrea@academyofhair.com

Cosmetology - Instructor Trainee
2003-B Commerce Street
Grenada, MS 38901
601.226.2464

Cosmetology - Barbering - Instructor Trainee
1815 Terry Road
Jackson, MS 39204
601.372.9800

Cosmetology - Instructor Trainee
3167 Highway 80 East
Pearl, MS 39208
601.939.4441

Cosmetology - Instructor Trainee
5912 Hwy 49 South
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601.583.1290

Mississippi Institute of Aesthetics, Nails, & Cosmetology
507 Springridge Road
Suite G
Clinton, MS 39056

Magnolia College of Cosmetology
4725 I-55 North
Jackson, MS39206
Tel 601.362.6940
Fax 601.362.7405

Virginia College at Jackson
5360 I-55 North
Jackson, MS 39211
601.977.0960