Hey did you go to Aveda??

Hi!!! I really liked Aveda but I think all esthetic schools prettt much teach you the basics and prepare you to pass your state boards so I don’t necessarily think they differ that much! There are no pre reqs outside of basically putting down a down payment! I wish you the best in your journey!!💕

I would honestly just say enjoy it!! I feel I was so ready to get out of there that I didn't actually enjoy the day to day, it was honestly a really good experience and I met life long friends!! I am so excited and happy for you congratulations!!

I wanna start master esthetician at Aveda too . I need some tip

So it’s been a year. How was it? I start in February

Yes I was able to, so the kit we got was around $1K and you have to pay half of that up front if I’m remember correctly. The full tuition ended up being a little under $15K in total. Hope that helps!

@@khylaj thank you so much!

In Royal Oak Michigan Aveda is charging about 11 to $12,000. Pell Grant if I'm not mistaken May Now cover up to five to a Max of six I don't think it'll be $6,000 covered that's if you qualify for the maximum in Pell grants. To each his own I say if you going to pay for aesthetics I can see it being 10,000. If I pay $15,000 I'm going to cosmetology school where I get everything sure it might take me 10 months in michigan. But you cover far more and you're not limited to just skincare. I'm not hating because I've been a licensed manicure is 30 years so I'm due to go back to get the instructors license. Nevertheless I advise everybody to take up a second skill in beauty so you have more than one skill to offer to really make yourself marketable. Especially since Michigan the pandemic numbers are going back up and they're already past 85 to 9,000 every 2 days. ☢️☣️⚠️☠️👎🏼 It's all in what you like if you in Michigan check with other schools that might be a little cheaper than aveda.. 😎🤦🏻‍♀️🤧🥴👎🏼🥰🍁

I did not unfortunately, I did not learn any of that until I got my first job. But I have heard since I’ve graduated that they were planning on getting a hydra facial machine to start teaching with so I am not sure if those things are a part of the program now. I hope that helps♥️

There should be programs near your school or your area that offers those extra classes just gotta make sure they’re legit. The aveda school I’m going to offers extra lash classes but I think that’s new for them

The one that I'm going to offers all of that! Here in Florida, 2023

@@brittanybrandywine6629 really? Where in Florida?

@@khadijahdesiree7522 it's Tampa/Clearwater! I'm so happy about it. I was gonna go to a different school until they confirmed that, yes , it's part of the curriculum 😁

I started off hybrid as a receptionist and was learning procedures. After I took and past my state boards and became licensed I start doing more treatments.

Lol I live in Michigan so basically a medical esthetician just means I work understand a doctor the only thing I can’t do is like Botox or filler and everything I do is under his medical license. I couldn’t open my own place and do half the things I do at the dermatology office because I wouldn’t be under a doctor anymore. I hope that makes some kind of sense lol. In your case if you’re already a nurse I’m sure you could get in at a Derm office or plastic surgery office and they will just train you on everything.

@@khylaj Thank you so much for the breakdown ❤

Yes you can just do esthetician program that’s what I did, it’s much shorter too!

Yes I passed!! I took the practical portion in August and passed! I am now working in a derm office!! I agree with you that is probably where the money is lol. I think I want to go on my own and possibly open my own studio one day, I dont know we will see!!! Thank you so much for the well wishes!

@@khylaj keep up the wonderful good work I'm very proud of you do a video let people know that you have passed and what it was like for your state board. Was you able to take your practical at crossroads in Southfield that's not too far from the old Northland mall. In some states they've been giving people the opportunity to do it viral so I like it if you could do a video and let people know whether you got to do your practical viral or not. My greatest advice to you as a licensed manicures for 30 years is to go back and take up at least one other field in the beauty feel to really give you double the income whether it is manicuring, hair braiding, cosmetology or barbering.. if you do go back to cosmetology then you would only have to do 1385 clock hours as opposed to $1,500 because you coming in as a license esthetician which is a win-win situation. But the choice is yours just remember you can take up more that allows you to do that even if you can find electrolysis which would really be even better they don't offer the training in Michigan but you can find other states that do. But let us know. 🎉🎊😇🤔😎👌🏼💯‼️