Vaughn Beauty College

Aberdeen, Mississippi

Cosmetology Program

There should be a minimum total accumulation of 1500 (clock) hours, including 230 hours of theory classes, 1200 hours of skilled work and 70 unassigned hours of theory or skilled, used at the instructor's discretion as needed of the student dictates.  The objective of the cosmetology course is to prepare you for all aspects of the salon service.  Through classroom theory and clinical practice, you will begin the well-rounded foundation you need to become a successful cosmetologist.  Our school's cosmetology comprehensive training will give you a solid foundation upon which will prepare you for many fields, such as: Hair Stylist, Day Spa Technician, Hair Coloring Specialist, Make-up Artist, Salon Owner, Platform Artist, Product Promoter,  Sales Representative for beauty products, Educator, Lecturer, and many more. 

Topics Covered

 •Ergonomics
 •Products, Tools, and Equipment, Use and Safety
 •Chemistry
 •Anatomy
 •Bacteriology / Biology
 •Electricity •Trichology
 •Skin Physiology •Nail Physiology
 •Shampooing
 •Hair Styling
 •Hair Cutting
 •Perm Wrapping
 •Color Application
 •Chemical Relaxer Application
 •Wigs and Hair pieces
 •Scalp and Hair Treatments
 •Skin care treatments
 •Application of Cosmetics
 •Hair Removal
 •Manicures
 •Pedicures
 •Professional Ethics
 •Effective Communication and Human Relations
 •Business Planning
 •Licensing or certification requirements and regulation
 •Business Management

U.S. Department of Labor’s Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Code:

39-5012.00

Clock Hours Required:
1500

Graduation Requirements
Students must:

  • Complete the 1,500 hours as designated by the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology.
  • Successfully complete all phases of study, complete all assigned projects, pass all required tests, practical assignments, and pass all final and comprehensive written and practical examinations with a minimum score of 85%.
  • Complete all exit paperwork, and attended an exit interview with a School Official

Manicurist Program

There shall be a minimum total accumulation of 350 (clock) hours, including 85 hours of theory classes and 250 hours of skilled work, and 15 unassigned hours of theory or skilled, used at the instructor’s discretion, depending on the student's needs.  Our Manicurist program covers everything the student needs to be a professional.  The manicurist course consists of classroom and clinic area experience.  Instruction covers manicures, pedicures, artificial nails as well as the state laws governing health, safety, and sanitation.  One of the largest areas in the beauty industry is nail care. Properly trained and licensed manicurists are in demand.  Our manicurist program offers the student both theory and practical segments necessary to pass the state licensing requirements. There are many exciting career opportunities available for manicurists, such as:  Nail Care Specialist, Nail Technician, Nail Salon Manager, Salon Owner, Platform Artist, Product Representative, Retail Specialist, Pedicurist, Educator, Lecturer and many more. 

Topics Covered

•Ergonomics
•Products, Tools, and Equipment, Use and Safety •Nail Physiology
•Skin Physiology
•Chemistry
•Electricity
•Ecology
•Manicures
•Pedicures
•Massage
•Nails Mend
•Artificial Nail Removal
•Nail Extensions
•Electric Nail File
•Effective Communication and Human Relations
•Business Planning
•Licensing or certification requirements and regulation
•Business Management

U.S. Department of Labor’s Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Code:

39-5092.00

Clock Hours Required:
350