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| The salaries of Cosmetologists depend on many factors, such as experience, ability, clientele, location and salary or lease arrangements between the professional and the salon owner. |
| According to this article in 101 HAIRSTYLES... April 2001 Article in 101 Hairstyles 'A Stylish Career Choice'. 'Even in 1990, the average salary for full-time cosmetologists was $25,931 plus $4,546 in tips'. And, 'in 1998 for salon professionals was $18.54 per hour while salon owners averaged $22.03 per hour.' 'The corresponding full-time salaries were $45,822 for salon owner, $35,193 for salon employees and $38,563 for all professionals, both employees and salon owners, inclusive of tips.' |


| The same April 2001 article also states: 'There are plenty of fresh new opportunities for work in cosmetology with a zero unemployment factor.' 'About one quarter of all new positions have been filled by inexperienced new salon workers.' 'Ninety-two percent or the vast majority of salon workers have one or more years of experience and are employed by full-service salons.' |

| From this USA TODAY article Staci Linklater, a Hair Designer, makes an annual income of $160,000 working 3 ½ days a week in Las Vegas! |
| According to research compiled in the most recent 2003 NACCAS Job Demand Survey, cosmetologists have dramatically increased their earning power! |
![]() | The average income for full-time salon employees, including tips, was approximately $18.08 per hour, or $36,360 a year |
![]() | Salon owners averaged $24.36 per hour, or $48,720 a year |
![]() | Due to the severe shortage of licensed salon professionals, there is ZERO UNEMPLOYMENT! |
![]() | In 2002, 1,604,502 cosmetology professionals were employed |
![]() | An additional 16,396 cosmetologists started their own establishments just since 1999 |
![]() | 76% of salon owners who tried to fill open salon positions in 2002 said they were not always able to find qualified and licensed applicants |
![]() | Overall employment of cosmetologists is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through the year 2005- NACCAS surveys | |
| have documented the significant increase in the number of both salons and cosmetologists since 1999 |
![]() | There are over 312,959 professional cosmetology businesses throughout the country |
![]() | Cosmetology career options for the future are looking beautiful! | |
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