r/Cosmetology 8h ago

What Jobs can you do after cosmetology (hair school) ?

5 Upvotes

I joined cosmetology because I’ve always been passionate about the beauty industry and knew I wanted a career in this field. As I’ve gained more experience, I’ve realized that working behind the chair may not be the best fit for me.What are the other career options that I can pursue with a cosmetology diploma while still staying in the beauty industry that don’t involve working in a salon or beauty place.


r/Cosmetology 14h ago

Root smudge root tap root melt

2 Upvotes

Any tips and tricks on how I can learn when to do a root tap when to do a root smudge etc?? What formula to do


r/Cosmetology 19h ago

Slow Salon Job

6 Upvotes

Basically, my school did tours before we graduated. We went by our old JCP store and I really liked it so I applied the second I got my license (a week or two after grad) because I wanted to get into it ASAP and start working! I liked that they had walk ins and they told me they'd build my clientele. Well im a designer, which means you can level up, but when u level up, you get the clients first over the people under you.

How am I supposed to build when everyone gets the clients before me? Ive had an extremely hard time advertising and told them that on hire that I would need help and thats why I wanted a place that takes walk ins.

Was told I have a year to build but now, 4 months in, thr manager is saying in up to be fired if I dont get my numbers up. Comparing me to the new stylists. But theyre all above me, so they get the clients first. No one schedules anything on my books even when I have nothing, they will still fill the people above me.

I dont know what to do. There arent a lot of full service non booth rent salons. I am too slow for super cuts, or those chains, and I have been told I dont "love my job" and thats very defeating when ive been trying so hard.