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What Does It Take to be Licensed in Missouri?**
Any industry that requires licensure to
practice it’s trade has specific guidelines that
must be met. Cosmetologists, barbers and
estheticians are no exception. Once approved
for admission to school, you will be issued a
student registration that must be displayed at
your work station. The State of Missouri has
specific requirements for each concluding
with a comprehensive exam.
Barbering
Barbering licensure in Missouri allows you to do everything a cosmetologist
can do with the exception of nails and waxing including color and chemical
services. In order to be licensed in barbering in Missouri, you must be at
least 17 years old. You must clock at least 1,000 hours of training over a
period of six months. A specific amount of time must be dedicated to
subjects such as history, safe work practices, tools and equipment, shaving,
mustache and beard design, chemistry and state law to na
Cosmetology
Cosmetology is a broader field of study that focuses on men, women and
children including hair, skin and nails. While similar to barbering licensing,
cosmetology has its own specific set of guidelines. The age requirement is
the same but the required training is 1,500 hours. Cosmetology also
requires proof of successful completion of the 10th grade by submitting
either a diploma, a GED certificate or an official school transcript. The
course work for a cosmetologist includes the s
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What Does It Take to be Licensed in Missouri?**
Any industry that requires licensure to
practice it’s trade has specific guidelines that
must be met. Cosmetologists, barbers and
estheticians are no exception. Once approved
for admission to school, you will be issued a
student registration that must be displayed at
your work station. The State of Missouri has
specific requirements for each concluding
with a comprehensive exam.
Barbering licensure in Missouri allows you to do everything a cosmetologist
can do with the exception of nails and waxing including color and chemical
services. In order to be licensed in barbering in Missouri, you must be at
ou must clock at least 1,000 hours of training over a
period of six months. A specific amount of time must be dedicated to
subjects such as history, safe work practices, tools and equipment, shaving,
mustache and beard design, chemistry and state law to name a few.
Cosmetology is a broader field of study that focuses on men, women and
children including hair, skin and nails. While similar to barbering licensing,
cosmetology has its own specific set of guidelines. The age requirement is
me but the required training is 1,500 hours. Cosmetology also
requires proof of successful completion of the 10th grade by submitting
either a diploma, a GED certificate or an official school transcript. The
course work for a cosmetologist includes the same basic classes such as safe
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What Does It Take to be Licensed in Missouri?**
Barbering licensure in Missouri allows you to do everything a cosmetologist
can do with the exception of nails and waxing including color and chemical
services. In order to be licensed in barbering in Missouri, you must be at
ou must clock at least 1,000 hours of training over a
period of six months. A specific amount of time must be dedicated to
subjects such as history, safe work practices, tools and equipment, shaving,
me a few.
Cosmetology is a broader field of study that focuses on men, women and
children including hair, skin and nails. While similar to barbering licensing,
cosmetology has its own specific set of guidelines. The age requirement is
me but the required training is 1,500 hours. Cosmetology also
requires proof of successful completion of the 10th grade by submitting
either a diploma, a GED certificate or an official school transcript. The
ame basic classes such as safe

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work practices and state law. Some classes specific to cosmetology include
cosmetic chemistry, hair setting, hair coloring, bleaches, rinses and
shampooing.
Esthetics
Esthetics is a specialized field that focuses on skin care. An esthetics license
requires 750 hours of training. Since cosmetology includes some basic skin
care, there are some common classes like facials and cosmetic chemistry.
Unique to esthetics are classes including body treatments, relaxation,
aromatherapy, cosmic sciences and reflexology.
Barbering, cosmetology and esthetics share commonality but the coursework
and requirements are specific to the license you are pursuing and the
requirements of the state in which you will be practicing. If you are
considering any of these three areas as a career, be sure to choose a trusted
school that will support you on your path to success. To learn more, contact
Academy of Hair Design today.
**Disclaimer: This blog is for informational purposes only and is in no way
meant to be a full listing of the laws and requirements for attending
cosmetology school. For a full list of qualifications and requirements please
contact an admissions counselor at AOHD.
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