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esthetician
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An Esthetician gives high quality facial treatments that address skincare concerns. Their role is to apply makeup, perform makeovers, and administer face and body masks, wraps, sugar and salt scrubs, and compression wraps. Their responsibilities are to recommend treatments related to their client's individual needs, perform face and scalp massages for remedial or relaxation purposes, remove hair by peeling, waxing, threading or with chemicals, perform facial extraction for blackhead removal, and use mechanical and electrical devices to perform procedures.

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Steps to take to start your career as an Esthetician and other jobs like it

  • In this line of work, you will likely need to apply, attend and graduate from an appropriate school. Each state requires different hours and regulations, so make sure your school will get you the requirements needed to practice in your area.
  • In addition to the core skills needed to treat your clients, good listening skills, time management, self care and proper hygiene are essential when working with clients.
  • Consider starting with a well established business to gain experience in your field. Over time, you will have the experience needed to take on your own clients and perhaps start your own business.
  • This line of work is laborious, and can be hard on your body. Taking the time to make sure your body is healthy will ensure longevity in your career. Consider regular Massage, Chiropractic work and/or alternative modalities to stay healthy.
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Avg Pay: $50K
Jobs: 0
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Avg Pay: $64K
Jobs: 3,774

Education you need to become an Esthetician

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  • Bachelor of Arts (b.a.) in Physics Education
    The number of occurrences matches with Esthetician in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$28,739Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor Degree in Psychology
    The number of occurrences matches with Esthetician in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$31,580Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor Degree in Creative Writing
    The number of occurrences matches with Esthetician in our database.
    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$36,224Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Associate Degree in General Studies
    The number of occurrences matches with Esthetician in our database.
    Avg. Duration:30 monthsAvg. Fees:$18,910Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
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Annual Pay Estimate for Esthetician and Other Important Info

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5.2 years
$57K
The average years of experience in the workforce prior to having this role
2.20 years
Experienced
The average number of roles it took our users to get to this one
3
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