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teetea26 in Buffalo, New York 61 months ago |
I have been doing my own hair extensions for years and would really love how to do it professionally(I would never try it on someone else's hair without really knowing what I'm doing!) I can't find out exactly how to do it. Do I need to go to the full cosmetology school even though I only want to do extensions? I live in Buffalo NY and on the NYS website about this I learned that you need a "Natural Hairstyling License" which requires "Must complete a 300-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass both the New York State written and practical examinations to get a license to operate in this state." or of course do the whole 1000 entire cosmetology license. The problem is that I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any info |
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teetea26 in Buffalo, New York 59 months ago |
the schools only teach cosmetology not just extensions and cosmetology is way too long and doesn't even cover extensions! No I don't do dreadlocks, sorry! |
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DeDee in Indianapolis, Indiana 59 months ago |
How do I become a licensed natural hair stylist? |
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HairPrincess 57 months ago |
I'm sorry, i rushed through my last reply... i meant be sure your clients know and agree to the fact that you are not licensed. as far as being certified, the other companies require it for their hair and www.pierrediamondtrends.com does not. there hair is by far better than the other companies hands down. we all love just how the hair performs..that is overall key!! :) |
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susyhairstyles in Bronx, New York 56 months ago |
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jules in Staten Island, New York 52 months ago |
i wouldnt put the glue in my hair ever again.My hair was ruined with this method. How can you guys do hair & not be licensed? That is scarey |
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cherylypop63@aol.com in Sacramento, California 42 months ago |
WELL I KNOW FOR SURE THAT THERE ARE 1000'S OF GREAT ARTIST/HAIRSTYLIST IN THE UNITED STATE.....SO WHY IS IT THAT THERE IS NO SCHOOL FOR HAIR EXTENSIONSIST,I KNOW THAT IS NOT A WORD.....BUT THAT IS WHY WE NEED A SCHOOL FOR BRAIDER, WEAVER, SHAMPOO STYIST,AND RECEPTIONIST......WE NEED TO KNOW THE CORRECT TERMINOLOGY AND HOW TO ACT PROFESSIONAL. |
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maia in Sarasota, Florida 41 months ago |
YES!!! you must go to cosmetology school to become licensed in hair extentions lol I learned that the hard way. Once you have your license you attend a special class for extentions that last about 3 days and you are certified for extentions. |
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Kinyetta in Brooklyn, New York 41 months ago |
The man knows that most people that do hair extensions are Black and they want to keep people from making money. This forces you to take 1,000 of cosmetology school so they get their money though. I'm in the same boat and we need to organize, organize, organize and petition for this certification to be added to the State licensing. Why would they have a bried grandparenting stage and then take it away? You only take away something that there isn't a demand for and Natural Hair care is presently in high demand, which leads me back to my former statement. |
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Dmark in Los Angeles, California 36 months ago |
I'm not from NY, but I think I can answer your question. Hair extensions are a specialty of cosmetology. Before you can start working towards becoming an extensions specialist.. you have to be a licensed cosmetologist first. Step 1) Complete your 1000 hour course. You're not just going to school to learn to do hair.. they'll mostly just teach you the basics. You're primarily going to school to learn how to be safe... which is the most important thing a stylist can know. An unlicensed stylist can burn your hair off, burn/stain your skin, or give you an infectious disease... like herpes on your eyebrow. Don't laugh.. it's happened. If you can't go to school.. you can find a LICENSED stylist to apprentice under. In California.. you have to apprentice for two documented years before you can take your state board exam. Oh.. and btw.. in CA the course is 1600 hours. Be happy you're in NY. Step 2) Once you've gotten your license, you can find a course that will teach you how to do extensions properly. If you can't find a course, find a licensed stylist who can teach it to you. Good luck,
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Dmark in Los Angeles, California 36 months ago |
Kinyetta in Brooklyn, New York said: The man knows that most people that do hair extensions are Black and they want to keep people from making money. This forces you to take 1,000 of cosmetology school so they get their money though. I'm in the same boat and we need to organize, organize, organize and petition for this certification to be added to the State licensing. Why would they have a bried grandparenting stage and then take it away? You only take away something that there isn't a demand for and Natural Hair care is presently in high demand, which leads me back to my former statement. It isn't about THE MAN. It's about being safe. LA is overrun with white unlicensed stylists who are even worse off than you are.. they need to complete a 1600 hour course here. On a side note.. the bad news: America IS, and always will be racist place to live. 70% of the country is white, and everyone else is at a disadvantage. Accept it, and move on. In 20 or 30 years there will be more brown people than white people in this country, and whites will have to learn how to deal with the discrimination and hatred they've fostered. What goes around, comes around. Stop worrying that someone is trying to hold you down, and use that energy to get ahead.. despite the boundaries that you are sure to encounter. The good news: only you can hold you back. Refuse to embrace the negative perspectives that make you a victim of a racist society... and you won't be one. Work harder. Learn harder. Love your fellow man regardless of their color. Above all of that.. love yourself and your color first. |
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asccm in Desoto, Texas 35 months ago |
DeDee in Indianapolis, Indiana said: How do I become a licensed natural hair stylist? wat do i got 2 get a licensec |
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Tailee in Miami, Florida 35 months ago |
Go to Florida, or New York and lookup your local Paul Mitchell the SChool. They train and give you your cert and you can take the stateboard test after to become a hair stylist =] im one myself, graduated as a phase2 |
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em.tee.flo in North Chicago, Illinois 32 months ago |
I found this website and it may help out with some questions:
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Bevalbeautysch 31 months ago |
DB in Brooklyn, New York said: Sorry guys, it seems that in NY licensing isnt necessary for braiding. theres a law but it is not being enforced since there is only one school that teaches braiding in the whole state and its a highschool. You can try this school
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kann in Cedar Rapids, Iowa 29 months ago |
Complain about 1000... I did 2100 to become a barber... People are licensed for a reason... would you feel comfortable with me comming at your face with a straight razor if I said it was ok because I read a book and got licensed? |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
Dmark in Los Angeles, California said: I'm not from NY, but I think I can answer your question. Please try this school, it is a New York State Licensed beauty school that offers a Licensed Natural Hair Styling program that allows you to take the New York State Licensing examination. They offer low tuition, experienced teachers and small one-on-one classes with a lot of practical experience. BEVAL INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL CORP (BIBS)
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
teetea26 in Buffalo, New York said: I have been doing my own hair extensions for years and would really love how to do it professionally(I would never try it on someone else's hair without really knowing what I'm doing!) I can't find out exactly how to do it. Do I need to go to the full cosmetology school even though I only want to do extensions? I live in Buffalo NY and on the NYS website about this I learned that you need a "Natural Hairstyling License" which requires "Must complete a 300-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass both the New York State written and practical examinations to get a license to operate in this state." or of course do the whole 1000 entire cosmetology license. The problem is that I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any info Please give this school a call or write them to information Beval International Beauty School
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
Shelley in Plainview, New York said: I don't have the answer but I do have the same question. I too have been doing extensions for years and would like to get licenses but cannot find any information.I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any info Call or visit, they are a licensed New York State Beauty School that offers a Natural Hair Styling program with low tuition, experienced teachers, and small one-on-one classes with plenty of practical experiences before you graduate. Good Luck!! Beval International Beauty School
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
Kinyetta in Brooklyn, New York said: The man knows that most people that do hair extensions are Black and they want to keep people from making money. This forces you to take 1,000 of cosmetology school so they get their money though. I'm in the same boat and we need to organize, organize, organize and petition for this certification to be added to the State licensing. Why would they have a bried grandparenting stage and then take it away? You only take away something that there isn't a demand for and Natural Hair care is presently in high demand, which leads me back to my former statement. Give this school a call or register at this school Beval International Beauty School
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
This school offers a Licensed program in Natural Hair Styling Beval International Beauty School
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
BILLIONAIRE HAIR in Brooklyn, New York said: it is scarey!!!! Is the $650.00 for the course with you or for braiding/Weave the hair? |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
What is the $650 for? |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
EmpressSharima in Brooklyn, New York said: Well, this course used to be offered at a school in Jamaica,Queens NY. That is where I was able to complete the 300 hours required to take the state board exam for natural hair styling. Unfortunately, there isn't a school currently providing this course. I was looking to become an instructor and I should really try to make that happen so that others like yourself can have this opportunity, because I didn't want to do any processing of the hair, I refused to take the cosmetology course and I was blessed to become one of few who are NYS Licensed Natural Hairstylist. Its the schools who really have to push to offer this course, so perhaps if there were more inquiries to the beauty schools for this course, they would be proactive in developing it. Have your tried to contact the state deparment of education? Have the rep give you the info and not redirect you to their website...they have that info in front of them...contact me: queen1time@aol.com Call or email this school Beval International Beauty School
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 29 months ago |
Call or email this school Beval International Beauty School
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beautee in Pikesville, Maryland 28 months ago |
hello, if you do not want to go to school you can find someone with a senior license and apprentice under them. Usually the person may do it for free but even if it is for a small fee it is saving you a lot of money in comparison to paying for school. You will have to complete a certain amount of hours which will allow you to become a licensed cosmetologist and you will be able to work while you are learning because you dont need a license to do natural hair which is a plus for you. I will say take classes on natural hair care and get your certifications at the end of each class for you validation! i hope this helps. |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 28 months ago |
Hi there, unless the above information given applies to Maryland, then it would be incorrect and misleading. I noticed that you are writing from Maryland and I am not familiar with the beauty enhancement rules and regular there, but in New York State you need to attend a licensed beauty school that offers a 300 hours natural Hairstyling progam and pass all practical and theory tests with 70 or better, then you will be allowed to take the New York State licenses exam. I hope this information helps you all. If you are seeking a school call Beval International Beauty school. |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 28 months ago |
teetea26 in Buffalo, New York said: I have been doing my own hair extensions for years and would really love how to do it professionally(I would never try it on someone else's hair without really knowing what I'm doing!) I can't find out exactly how to do it. Do I need to go to the full cosmetology school even though I only want to do extensions? I live in Buffalo NY and on the NYS website about this I learned that you need a "Natural Hairstyling License" which requires "Must complete a 300-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass both the New York State written and practical examinations to get a license to operate in this state." or of course do the whole 1000 entire cosmetology license. The problem is that I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any info You don't have to take the 1000 hours program, instead you can take 300 hours Naturanl Hair styling Program, at Beval International Beauty School, 985 Church Street, Baldwin, NY 11510 |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 28 months ago |
teetea26 in Buffalo, New York said: I have been doing my own hair extensions for years and would really love how to do it professionally(I would never try it on someone else's hair without really knowing what I'm doing!) I can't find out exactly how to do it. Do I need to go to the full cosmetology school even though I only want to do extensions? I live in Buffalo NY and on the NYS website about this I learned that you need a "Natural Hairstyling License" which requires "Must complete a 300-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass both the New York State written and practical examinations to get a license to operate in this state." or of course do the whole 1000 entire cosmetology license. The problem is that I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any info It is offered at Beval International Beauty School, 985 Church Street, Baldwin, NY 11510 |
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Elsiesdaughter37 in Bay Shore, New York 28 months ago |
Bevalbeautysch@aol.com said: It is offered at Beval International Beauty School, 985 Church Street, Baldwin, NY 11510 Please provide email or ph#. |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 28 months ago |
BEVALBEAUTHSCH@AOL.COM |
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Kimmy in Berkeley, California 26 months ago |
Hair Academy Inc in NYC is a cosmetology school that offers a specialization in natural hair care. You can find them online at www.hairacademyinc.com/. I hope this helps! |
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Ms.Free in Kannapolis, North Carolina 26 months ago |
I am at a stand still. I need to get my natural hair stylist license by July 2011. I need to know if anyone knows of any place in Charlotte, Harrisburg, Huntersville, Salisbury, or any surrounding city in NC that will help to prepare me to take the state board exam? |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com 26 months ago |
Plese call the Department of License, in North Carolina and they will lead you in the right direction. |
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chichi in Far Rockaway, New York 24 months ago |
former nursing student turned natural hairstylist student hair academy in manhattan, ny offers natural hairstyling but there ar no current classes because no one is signing up, i talked wtih the adviser and he told me if 10ppl register then the will star the class as soon as possible. beval beauty school in baldwin, ny offer natural hairstyling but it is so far out of my way because i do not drive, but i am going to visit the school next week if it is worht the travel i guess i will just deal with it |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com in Long Beach, New York 24 months ago |
Baldwin is closer than Manhattan, Beval International Beauty School has convenient schedule to suit your needs. They are now accepting registration for June 6, 2011. |
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Transporter in Huntsville, Alabama 24 months ago |
I know this might seem cazy but have you evr thought about elofcating? Huntsville Alabama has no restrictions forr braidrsers . We ae looking fr braiders to rent a booth in our natural hai care salon. |
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Transporter in Huntsville, Alabama 24 months ago |
Sorry i forgot to give email add kadaministries@yahoo.com |
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Beauty on deck in Jamaica, New York 24 months ago |
Bevalbeautysch@aol.com in Long Beach, New York said: Baldwin is closer than Manhattan, Beval International Beauty School has convenient schedule to suit your needs. They are now accepting registration for June 6, 2011. How much is the tuition for the natural hairstylist course? |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com in Long Beach, New York 21 months ago |
Beauty on deck in Jamaica, New York said: How much is the tuition for the natural hairstylist course? Please contact us |
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Bevalbeautysch@aol.com in Long Beach, New York 21 months ago |
chichi in Far Rockaway, New York said: former nursing student turned natural hairstylist student Beval International Beauty School is a New York State Licensed Beauty school that is now accepting registration for NATURAL HAIR STYLING, give them a call |
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Sandy in New York, New York 20 months ago |
are there any other hair stylists in the five boroughs of NYC who are interested in becoming licensed? Please contact me at miss.sandy.murdoch@gmail.com. I'd like to discuss and get a group of stylists together from the NYC area who'd like to be licensed and getting steady clientele in the next 6 months. Please email me for details> |
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teentine kczkluv in Bradenton, Florida 19 months ago |
Kinyetta in Brooklyn, New York said: The man knows that most people that do hair extensions are Black and they want to keep people from making money. This forces you to take 1,000 of cosmetology school so they get their money though. I'm in the same boat and we need to organize, organize, organize and petition for this certification to be added to the State licensing. Why would they have a bried grandparenting stage and then take it away? You only take away something that there isn't a demand for and Natural Hair care is presently in high demand, which leads me back to my former statement. i dont understand, r u saying that because the majorty of people that do exstentions are black, they r tryin to make it more difficult for u????? if so that is nonsence/and not fair to say. its because people work there butt of going to beauty school and if ur going to be in the beauty industry (weather it exstentions or anything else) u should be licened. PERIOD.. and i think that if ur good at doing the extentions u would be good at other things as well and u would probley enjoy beauty school. it is expencive but i got two grants that helped pay for half my schooling(witch is huge) i dont know u sitituation but maybe u could get that as well........but for me the moral of the story is it not a black, white, yellow, purple, there are rules and they should be followed. |
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Tee in Clearwater, Florida 19 months ago |
It's nuts!!
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Miss Busy in Capitol Heights, Maryland 18 months ago |
Most stylists or aspiring stylists must look outside of their area to train. If you are serious about training then you must venture out and seek professional training from schools or training centers that may not be in your particular city or state.
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MS. T in Charleston, South Carolina 18 months ago |
teetea26 in Buffalo, New York said: I have been doing my own hair extensions for years and would really love how to do it professionally(I would never try it on someone else's hair without really knowing what I'm doing!) I can't find out exactly how to do it. Do I need to go to the full cosmetology school even though I only want to do extensions? I live in Buffalo NY and on the NYS website about this I learned that you need a "Natural Hairstyling License" which requires "Must complete a 300-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass both the New York State written and practical examinations to get a license to operate in this state." or of course do the whole 1000 entire cosmetology license. The problem is that I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any infoHAIR ACADEMY INC.com |
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Bevalbeautysch in Baldwin Harbour, New York 18 months ago |
teetea26 in Buffalo, New York said: I have been doing my own hair extensions for years and would really love how to do it professionally(I would never try it on someone else's hair without really knowing what I'm doing!) I can't find out exactly how to do it. Do I need to go to the full cosmetology school even though I only want to do extensions? I live in Buffalo NY and on the NYS website about this I learned that you need a "Natural Hairstyling License" which requires "Must complete a 300-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass both the New York State written and practical examinations to get a license to operate in this state." or of course do the whole 1000 entire cosmetology license. The problem is that I can't find any where that offers the course! AT ALL!!! And any of the programs that teach you how to do different kinds of extensions by companies, salons etc require you to be licensed first. Does anyone know where to take the 300 hr course in NYS? Thanks for any info You can contact Beval International Beauty School
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blonde in North Tonawanda, New York 18 months ago |
hey i was wondering if anyone knew someone who would do hair extensions on me. i was thinking fusion or maybe we can talk about other methods. even if u have only done it a few times..thats fine as long as u know what ur doing. i just dont have the money to go to a salon. please leave me ur email so i can contact u!! thank u!! |
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awilkinson2@yahoo.com in Queens Village, New York 16 months ago |
I am a sewn in weave expert. I am offering courses 1 on 1 in sewn in weave extensions. I can teach you if you like. For way less than you will find anywhere. email me AWilkinson2@yahoo.com I will send you pics of my work. You can make tons of money guaranteed! |
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chrissy in Buffalo, New York 15 months ago |
Lookin for somewhere in western ny to teach me hair extensions. I already have my licence cosmetology. does anyone know where I can find a local school to teach me? |
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