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Esthetics Schools in North Carolina

For people interested in the growing field of beauty and skin care, esthetics schools in North Carolina offer opportunities to join a dynamic profession. Spas and salons are opening at a record pace, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Charlotte, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Massage Therapy
Greensboro, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Teacher Training / Salon Management

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5 T Beauty Academy – Accredited
Raleigh, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Make-Up Artist Training / Teacher Training
Durham, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Hair Design / Teacher Training
North Wilkesboro, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology
Charlotte, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology
Greenville, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Teacher Training
Anew Vision Academy – Accredited
Newton, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care
Chapel Hill, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Make-Up Artist Training / Teacher Training
Flat Rock, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Continuing Education
Morehead City, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Massage Therapy / Teacher Training
Hickory, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Barbering / Nail Technology
Lillington, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Barbering / Nail Technology
Pittsboro, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Barbering / Nail Technology
Sanford, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Barbering / Nail Technology
Dudley, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Teacher Training
Wilmington, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Massage Therapy / Teacher Training
New Bern, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Barbering
Thomasville, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Massage Therapy
Kernersville, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care / Teacher Training
Durham, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care
Belmont, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care
Dallas, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Massage Therapy
Greensboro, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Teacher Training / Continuing Education
Greensboro, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Hair Design / Teacher Training
Mitchell's Academy – Accredited
Raleigh, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care
NC Nail Academy II – Accredited
Greensboro, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology
NC Skincare Academy – Accredited
Greensboro, NC
Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology
Grantsboro, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care
Raleigh, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Teacher Training
Kannapolis, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Teacher Training
Salisbury, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology / Teacher Training
Charlotte, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Nail Technology
Raleigh, NC
Cosmetology / Esthetics/Skin Care / Barbering / Massage Therapy
School Accreditation

You must attend a school that is approved by your state to provide training in the discipline you want to practice. Check with the school and the state board to be sure that your program of study will prepare you for any applicable state licensure.

Students who attend North Carolina esthetics schools learn the skills they need to practice skin care and make up artistry. Many schools teach the basics for running a spa business, so graduates can open their own salon or spa and be self employed. Learn about skin care, facial care, spa treatments, and more by attending an esthetics school in North Carolina.

Earn Your North Carolina Esthetician License

Licensed North Carolina estheticians have completed 600 hours at an approved esthetician school and passed a practical exam. The North Carolina State Board of Cosmetic Arts Examiners issues the licenses. Esthetics school curriculums must cover the basics of providing facials, hair removal, and application of makeup. Most North Carolina esthetics schools include training on the use of dermatology machines, make up theory and color, eyelash extensions, professional ethics, and business management. Skin care training schools give students the opportunity to practice skills on clients in student clinics during the course of their education.

Work as a North Carolina Esthetician

The esthetician profession in North Carolina should grow by 28 percent over the next several years, compared to the nationwide growth of 25 percent according to the BLS. The BLS reports an annual mean salary of $33,080 for estheticians in the state before tips. Newly licensed estheticians work in salons, spas, and health clubs. Some may sell cosmetics or facial products in the retail world. Others choose to take additional classes and specialize in medical skin care. They then work alongside doctors in burn clinics, plastic surgery centers, and at dermatology offices.

Highly talented estheticians may become platform artists or professional makeup artists in the film and television industry. North Carolina law allows skin care specialists to provide services to disabled or homebound clients in their homes. This means estheticians can also provide treatments in a variety of settings outside of spas including:

– hospitals
– nursing homes
– senior living facilities
– mental hospitals
– correctional facilities