CATALOG #31502316

Covers several general science topics integral to the field of barbering/cosmetology, including bacteriology, infection control, properties of the hair and scalp, nail structure and growth, skin diseases and disorders, introduction to electrology, the basics of electricity, chemistry, and anatomy and physiology. This course is offered online only.

CATALOG #31502337

Students achieve skills in manicuring, pedicuring, and nail enhancement services, including polish application and massage techniques. Students study nail shape and safe and sanitary use of nail care products. Paraffin hand dips, advanced polish techniques, and various nail art application are practiced. Prerequisite: Admission to Cosmetology program 315021 or Nail Technician program 305024

CATALOG #31502340

Students learn the different types of skin and study structure and functions of the skin. Applies basic facial techniques. Students will study microdermabrasion, laser hair removal, and chemical peels. They also perform basic skin waxing techniques, removal of superfluous hair, makeup application, false eyelash application, and skin analysis. Prerequisite: Admission to Cosmetology program 315021

CATALOG #31502334

Emphasizes wet and dry hairstyling to include rollers, air-forming, thermal styling, hair straightening, finger waving, pin curls, hair analysis, shampooing, scalp treatments, braiding, long hair design, and hair pressing. Fundamentals of thermal styling and comb-outs are performed. Practical aspects of hair enhancements including wigs, hair extensions, and hair pieces will also be performed. Prerequisite: Admission to Cosmetology program 315021

CATALOG #31502344

The field of cosmetology is built on hairstyle trends. This course examines those trends as students practice the techniques necessary to create contemporary and creative styles. This course also looks at ecological salon practices and protections for clients and workers and includes 25 hours of off-campus training. Corequisite: Salon Operations 31502338

CATALOG #31502338

Focuses on developing front desk and client relation skills including managing bookings and applying sanitation standards to dispensary practices. Emphasizes daily operations of a salon and the professional attitudes needed to be successful in the industry. Corequisites: Haircolor 31502347, Hairstyling 31502334, Haircutting 31502335, Chemical Texture Services 31502336, Nail Technology 31502337, and Facials 31502340

CATALOG #31502343

Students refine their professional communication and consultation skills with clients as they continue to increase their salon quotas. Students gain confidence and speed in their advancing skills and also earn 25 hours of off-campus training. Corequisite: Salon Operations 31502338

CATALOG #31502336

Includes the basics of safe and sanitary permanent waving and chemical hair relaxing. Includes history and product knowledge of these chemical services as well as advanced techniques and procedures that define current trends in the salon. Prerequisite: Admission to Cosmetology program 315021

CATALOG #31502335

Involves designing haircuts, understanding form, and applying various haircutting techniques. Students perform various haircuts, including blunt, uniform, increased, and graduated haircuts. Students also perform men's haircuts including razor cutting, shear over comb, clipper cutting clipper over comb, short tapered, and flattops. Trimming techniques used for men’s facial hair are also emphasized and practiced, including shaving, beards, mustaches, and side burns. Prerequisite: Admission to Cosmetology program 315021

CATALOG #31502347

Covers hair-color basics which include the law of color, the color wheel, and the theory behind these concepts. Students identify the chemicals used in hair color and discover the differences between temporary, semi/demi, and permanent color. Students mix and apply color while developing skills and building client consultation techniques. Studies application methods governed by the state board regulations. Also teaches the study of bleach theory and complete lightening applications, including foiling. Students experience advanced color formulations, color placement techniques, and color correction procedures. Prerequisite: Admission to Cosmetology program 315021