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May 25, 2012
Trinity T.
Hey ladies, I was hoping you guys could once again give me some advice on the topic of going to cosmetology school. I am currently living in a small town that really only has shit cosmetology schools. My plan is to move in about a year and a half and attend Paul Mitchell and or Aveda but I am so antsy to get started that I have been considering attending a school here JUST to get my esthetics license and than possibly taking a full cosmetology program at Paul Mitchell (esthetics included) so that way I'm not missing out on anything important. What do you guys think? Is it a stupid idea? Should I just wait? Thanks ladies! :)
May 25, 2012
Jen C.
I understand your eagerness! Its not stupid, but it may be a little impractical though. If you have the money to do both go for it, but if you want quality education and use your money wisely, then girl the best things in life are worth waiting for. :)
Hope my two cents helped!
May 25, 2012
Zoe C.
I agree, if you want to get a good education then hold out for what you want. There's no point going for second best if it's not gonna get you anywhere :) Good luck!
Jun 4, 2012
Megan N.
totally agree with Tanya. school name does not matter at all. i live in a small town as well, and i went to a very small cosmetology school. it's so much cheaper to just go to the school in your town, get your license and THEN go and spend some extra money on classes with paul mitchell or aveda. you only learn the basics in cosmetology school, but once your licensed, that's when you can truly grow into a better stylist. there were lots of paul mitchell students at stateboard that didnt pass. so name is not everything.