MO - Missouri Beauty Schools, Cosmetology Colleges

MISSOURI BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY AND BARBER EXAMINERS

http://pr.mo.gov/cosbar.asp

3605 Missouri Blvd.
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(866) 762-9432

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ESTHETICS � ANCIENT PRACTICES � MODERN CAREERS � A GROWING INDUSTRY

Spas are nothing new. Egyptians, Romans and Greeks are well known for their use of essential oils and bathing systems. QUOTE - The earliest use of cosmetics has been traced to the ancient Egyptian, who invented a number of cosmetic, herbal, and fragrance preparations for use in their personal grooming regimens as well as in religious ceremonies and burial rites. The Egyptians were the first to develop methods for extracting herbal and flower essences through distillation, which is still the preferred method of extracting essential oils today. The Egyptians believed in cleanliness and built elaborate systems for bathing that were later adopted by the Greeks and Romans - END QUOTE. Quote taken from Milady�s Standard Fundamentals for Estheticians ninth edition, page 5.

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Modern Spas services can include:

Manual Facial Massage

Facials with machines

Facials with products

Facials on areas of the body besides the face

Extractions

Treatments of Different Skin Types

Facial Paraffin

Glycolic Wash

Vacuum Massage Face Treatment

Microdermabrasion

Swedish Full Body Massage

Body Massage with Aromatherapy

Body Massage with GX99 machine

Chair Massage

Stone Massage

Reflexology

Hydrotherapy

Microcurrent

Makeup application

Eyelash Extensions

Eyebrow and eyelash tinting

Eyebrow arching

Manicures and Pedicures

Aromatherapy

Ear candling

Metaphysical spa treatments

Holistic spa treatments

Indigenous treatments involving local ingredients

Hair removal

Gommage

Body Polish

Mud wraps

Body Exfoliation

Medi Spa Treatments

Body wraps for hydration and remineralization

Theraffin Treatments for hands and feet

Kinesiology

This list could go on and on. The possibilities of services are almost endless in the field of esthetics.

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Why Should You Choose an
Accredited Beauty School?

Accreditation of schools is the most respected and trustworthy indicator of a school's concern for integrity toward its students and superior education.

Schools that are accredited have met national standards of educational performance which have been determined by a neutral non-governmental agency. Accredited cosmetology colleges are required to reveal school performance facts and statistics to all new enrollees. Not only must they reveal these statistics to new enrollees, but these colleges must keep the statistics at a reasonable percentage (such as how many students graduate, pass their licensure exam, and obtain employment). If the statistics percentage falls below a certain average, the college could lose it's accreditation. Accredited cosmetology colleges are likely to provide new enrollees with their campus security plan and reveal important statistics on crimes that have been committed on campus.

While an accrediting agency is not part of the government, the U.S. Department of Education has officially recognized several agencies. NACCAS is such a nationally recognized accrediting agency under the provisions of Chapter 33, Title 38, U.S. Code and subsequent legislation.

Accreditation does not mean that all schools are the same. It does mean that they conform to a set of common minimum standards established by the Commission. These standards demonstrate a wide range of acceptability. No attempt is made by the Commission to determine relative excellence among accredited schools.

Schools are re-evaluated at least once every six years. Continuation of accreditation depends on maintenance of the established standards. If a school fails to maintain the prescribed requirements, an interval of time is allowed for it to correct its deficiencies. If these deficiencies are not remedied during this interval, accreditation is withdrawn.

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