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Most Recent Outcome Rates
Sandy Campus
- Basic Esthetician Completion Rate: 82.88%
- Basic Esthetician Licensure Rate: 98.09%
- Basic Esthetician Placement Rate: 74.32%
- Master Comprehensive Esthetic Completion Rate: 82.88%
- Master Comprehensive Esthetic Licensure Rate: 98.09%
- Master Comprehensive Esthetic Placement Rate:74.32%
- Intermediate Master Esthetician Completion Rate: 82.88%
- Intermediate Master Esthetician Licensure Rate:98.09%
- Intermediate Master Esthetician Placement Rate: 74.32%
Orem Campus
- Basic Esthetician Completion Rate: 82.88%
- Basic Esthetician Licensure Rate: 98.09%
- Basic Esthetician Placement Rate: 74.32%
- Master Comprehensive Esthetic Completion Rate: 82.88%
- Master Comprehensive Esthetic Licensure Rate: 98.09%
- Master Comprehensive Esthetic Placement Rate:74.32%
- Intermediate Master Esthetician Completion Rate: 82.88%
- Intermediate Master Esthetician Licensure Rate:98.09%
- Intermediate Master Esthetician Placement Rate: 74.32%
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Esthetician Salary & Job Requirements
What can I expect to earn as an Esthetician?
Job Skills and Responsibilities of a Professionally Licensed Esthetician:
Skin Care Procedures
- Perform a detailed skin evaluation, by use of magnifying lamps and specialized equipment to evaluate the skin’s condition and appearance.
- Provide facial massages.
- Apply chemical peels in order to reduce fine lines and age spots.
- Perform professional skin care facials and extractions.
- Demonstrate how to clean and care for skin properly, and recommend skin-care regimens.
- Determine which skin care products will improve clients’ skin quality and appearance.
- Remove body and facial hair by applying wax.
- Training to use specialized products and perform techniques such as chemical peels and treatment masks.
- Education in the use various hair, cosmetic, or nail care instruments.
Business Skills and Responsibilities
- Keep records of client needs and preferences, and the services provided.
- Develop effective and valuable customer service techniques.
- Conduct business transactions and collect payments from the client.
- Evaluate product inventory stock to ensure adequate supplies.
- Maintain appointment calendar and client contact records.
- Schedule appointments
- Order and purchase needed supplies, materials, or equipment.
- Sell merchandise carried in the salon, spa or clinic.
Medical
Procedures
- Collaborate with plastic surgeons and dermatologists in order to provide patients with preoperative and postoperative skin care.
- Refer clients to medical personnel for treatment of serious skin problems.
- Proper training in how to sterilize equipment, and clean work areas.
- Assistance in administration of medications or treatments.
Makeup
Artistry
- Advise clients about colors and types of makeup, and instruct them in makeup application techniques.
- Select and apply cosmetic products.
- Recommend and sell recommended cosmetics to clients.
- Tint eyelashes and eyebrows.
Professional Esthetician Certification
Esthetician Licensing Requirements
The esthetics industry has been on the rise in the past years, right along with in-demand nonsurgical treatments like Botox. This is why many medical professionals, health and beauty experts, and estheticians want to become certified to begin offering these in-demand treatments to a client base.
At Skin Science Institute, we offer professional esthetician certification classes in Orem and Sandy, Utah. We are accredited by the National Accrediting Commission of Career Arts & Sciences, the recognized accrediting agency for esthetic and cosmetology schools.
Our courses deliver training in aesthetic procedures and skincare, and provide many opportunities to work on and teach the biological foundation of the skin and how to maintain its health and beauty.
Our professional esthetician certification school in Utah has designed its curriculum to meet the highest standards of licensing in the country. Regardless of the state in which you plan to live or work, you will leave us with an educational background and clinical hours that will satisfy your state board’s requirement. Here’s a handy reference guide of the current hour requirements by state:
– Utah (Basic License) – 600 hours
– Utah (Master License) – 1200 hours
Please Note: This information is provided for your reference and convenience. Please check with your state Board of Cosmetology to be sure that you have the most current information regarding hours and licensing requirements for your individual state.
If you’re passionate about helping people enhance their looks and want a more rewarding career, enroll in our professional skincare specialist certification course in Utah.
500 Hrs
Oregon – 450 Hours
South Carolina
Wisconsin – 400 Hours
Michigan – 350 Hours
Alaska – 300 Hours
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania – 260 Hours
Florida – No Esthetics License Required – 250 Hrs
US Virgin Islands Not Required
Connecticut – Cosmetology License
600 Hrs
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
District of Columbia
Guam
Hawaii
Idaho
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
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Rhode Island
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Utah (Basic License)
Vermont
Virginia (Basic License)
Washington
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Wyoming
1500 Hrs
Alabama – 1200 Hours
Utah (Master License)
Virginia (Master License) – 1000 Hours
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Puerto Rico (Must be cosmetologist)- 900 Hours
Nevada – 750 Hours
Illinois
Louisiana
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas – 700 Hours
Indiana – 650 Hours
Montana
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