What are the challenging parts in becoming a cosmetologist?

Hi Mudit, It depends. I found a lot of my classmates felt they knew everything before enrolling and were just going through the motions to do it legally. These students often had to get "deprogrammed" in a way, which was very disheartening for many. School equips you with the specific skills to pass the state exam and little else (depending where you go). The real training comes with actually working as a licensed cosmetologist. Another major difficulty arrives after graduation, when most have to spend a few years getting a reliable clientele. It can be a long few years with little earnings. But, once you gain a following, you can make as much as you want (to a reasonable point). I suggest renting a chair ASAP to fully reap the benefits of your hard work, otherwise you will be forever forking over a good chunk of your service totals. Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful. Wish You Luck!

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