Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Education with Paul Mitchell Representative Cherisse White

Shoreline School of Cosmetology receives on-going education from Paul Mitchell representative Cherisse White from Cherisse's Hair Salon

Our topic today was PM color formulation training and technique.

Thank you Cherisse for your continued support!


Cherisse White

Understanding PM color swatch chart for permanent cream hair color.


PM offers a great line of products students use during their practicum and client services. We proudly offer Paul Mitchell retail hair products at the school. For further details please call our front desk at 831-423-5806. Make an appointment today!

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

WE NOW OFFER PART TIME CLASSES!


Get a career in Cosmetology and Esthetics!
We now offer open enrollment part time evening courses starting:
May 2nd, July 18th, November 3rd, and December 5th, 2011.
Take advantage of our new Student Tuition Payment Plan now available!
For more details attend our monthly forum every second Tuesday of the month at 3:30pm at Shoreline School of Cosmetology. For more information call 831-423-5806


Let’s Celebrate All Beautiful Career Paths


March is Women’s History Month and an opportunity to celebrate how far women have come. While we hear a lot about how women are underrepresented in math and science professions, we’re unlikely to hear much about women’s achievements in beauty career fields.

Yet over the past century, beauty career paths have created thousands of successful career paths and businesses. From product developers and beauty editors to backstage stylists, day spa owners and salon professionals, it’s estimated that more than 820,000 people work in the beauty industry today. Even more remarkable is that these jobs are projected to grow.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook 2010-11 Edition– projects that careers in cosmetology will grow much faster than the national average. Skincare (esthetics) careers are projected to grow 38 percent through 2018 with overall cosmetology jobs growing about 20 percent for the period 2008 through 2018. These jobs aren’t just in big cities, but in virtually every American town.

Perhaps the most alluring part of a career in beauty is its staying power. Consider:

· Jobs in the beauty industry are not subject to off-shoring – at least until someone invents a way to get a haircut from a call center

· Jobs in the beauty industry are not likely to be replaced with technology – until a computer can provide a haircut and color

· Jobs in the beauty industry provide what many young people are wanting more of today – life/work balance and the opportunity to create a schedule that lets people do what they love while also finding time for their loved ones. For this reason alone, beauty careers are an attractive choice for mothers and caregivers

Perhaps the most beautiful thing about the beauty industry is its commitment to helping others. Each year, salons, beauty schools and manufacturers contribute thousands of hours of service to programs benefiting their community.

Yes, we need careers in math, science and emerging technology fields. But let’s not forget about the opportunities available to those who want to make the world a more beautiful place.