Managing Your Bangs

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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