Definition of cosmetology in English:

cosmetology

noun ˌkɒzmɪˈtɒlədʒiˌkɑzməˈtɑlədʒi

mass noun

The professional skill or practice of beautifying the face, hair, and skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- The rise of " cosmeceuticals " blurs the lines between dermatology and cosmetology in ways that many consumers don't understand.
- Many courses - like cosmetology - are not being provided by government.
- In many schools vocational programs remained segregated with cosmetology and secretarial courses only for women and electrical and automotive courses only for men.
- She said her dream is to own a training institute where people can learn and enhance their skills in beauty culture and cosmetology.
- Fortuitously, she received the support of Elizabeth Arden, the well-known cosmetology expert who by then already had her famous and fabulously successful line of beauty products and spas.
- Ultimately he dropped out before finishing his cosmetology training.
- But these days, in addition to learning the basics of cosmetology, beauty-school students learn how to do facials, manicures/pedicures, massage and hair removal techniques.
- After all, it just wouldn't have made sense if Joan of Arc had opted for a career in cosmetology or Einstein had decided to forgo physics to pursue the life of a rodeo clown.
- I had found a home course for cosmetology and had been studying.
- But chatter about the prime minister's possible adventures in aggressive cosmetology preceded and transcended that tidbit.
- Elise will be a junior this fall, and she's been floundering between cosmetology and studio art.
- His passion for hair led him to cosmetology school.
- Two years after graduating from high school, Stacie began attending cosmetology school full time.
- In accordance with custom, the casket remains closed and there is no embalming or cosmetology performed.
- At times, Lip Service seems to do for cosmetology what Dante attempted for cosmology.
- African hair braiding uses no chemicals and doesn't involve pedicures or haircutting, while cosmetology training doesn't address hair braiding at all.
- This year's exhibition introduces a wide range of spa-related activities - from the latest spa sessions, spa music therapy, essential oils, spa hot-spring hotels, spa trips and cosmetology seminars.
- Only her plans for going for an MD in cosmetology had to be put on hold as her jet-setting career kept her busy.
- She said they also have cosmetology and a ‘foal’ program where inmates work with baby horses.
- One set of twins was arrested for not having a licence to practice cosmetology.

Derivatives

cosmetological

adjective

The magazine shows detailed know-how in cosmetological, dermatological and other issues.
Example sentencesExamples
- The improvement of skin cosmetological parameters was revealed, especially after application of cosmetic products.
- The resulting cosmetological products are safe, hypoallergenic, perfectly tolerated, and of proven effectiveness.
- Many international scientific studies demonstrate its benefits in all important dermatological and cosmetological application fields.
- In the cosmetological department rejuvenation of the face and body is tailored to suit the needs of different age-groups.

cosmetologist

nounˌkɒzməˈtɒlədʒɪstˌkɑzməˈtɑlədʒəst

If you have a friend who's a licensed cosmetologist, have him or her take you to your local ‘professional’ shop.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you are considering adding human hair extensions to your hair, seek a licensed cosmetologist for consultation.
- He was still officially married when he and Yvonne, a cosmetologist, moved in together, and he was in no rush to make matters legal.
- Similar fears were raised in America when the training for cosmetologists first began.
- Before that I had dreams of being a cosmetologist or an interior designer.

Definition of cosmetology in US English:

cosmetology

nounˌkäzməˈtäləjēˌkɑzməˈtɑlədʒi

The professional skill or practice of beautifying the face, hair, and skin.
Example sentencesExamples
- African hair braiding uses no chemicals and doesn't involve pedicures or haircutting, while cosmetology training doesn't address hair braiding at all.
- But these days, in addition to learning the basics of cosmetology, beauty-school students learn how to do facials, manicures/pedicures, massage and hair removal techniques.
- After all, it just wouldn't have made sense if Joan of Arc had opted for a career in cosmetology or Einstein had decided to forgo physics to pursue the life of a rodeo clown.
- I had found a home course for cosmetology and had been studying.
- In accordance with custom, the casket remains closed and there is no embalming or cosmetology performed.
- Two years after graduating from high school, Stacie began attending cosmetology school full time.
- Fortuitously, she received the support of Elizabeth Arden, the well-known cosmetology expert who by then already had her famous and fabulously successful line of beauty products and spas.
- The rise of " cosmeceuticals " blurs the lines between dermatology and cosmetology in ways that many consumers don't understand.
- His passion for hair led him to cosmetology school.
- This year's exhibition introduces a wide range of spa-related activities - from the latest spa sessions, spa music therapy, essential oils, spa hot-spring hotels, spa trips and cosmetology seminars.
- But chatter about the prime minister's possible adventures in aggressive cosmetology preceded and transcended that tidbit.
- Many courses - like cosmetology - are not being provided by government.
- At times, Lip Service seems to do for cosmetology what Dante attempted for cosmology.
- Ultimately he dropped out before finishing his cosmetology training.
- Elise will be a junior this fall, and she's been floundering between cosmetology and studio art.
- Only her plans for going for an MD in cosmetology had to be put on hold as her jet-setting career kept her busy.
- One set of twins was arrested for not having a licence to practice cosmetology.
- She said they also have cosmetology and a ‘foal’ program where inmates work with baby horses.
- She said her dream is to own a training institute where people can learn and enhance their skills in beauty culture and cosmetology.
- In many schools vocational programs remained segregated with cosmetology and secretarial courses only for women and electrical and automotive courses only for men.

单词	cosmetology
释义	Definition of cosmetology in English: cosmetology noun ˌkɒzmɪˈtɒlədʒiˌkɑzməˈtɑlədʒi mass noun The professional skill or practice of beautifying the face, hair, and skin. Example sentencesExamples The rise of " cosmeceuticals " blurs the lines between dermatology and cosmetology in ways that many consumers don't understand. Many courses - like cosmetology - are not being provided by government. In many schools vocational programs remained segregated with cosmetology and secretarial courses only for women and electrical and automotive courses only for men. She said her dream is to own a training institute where people can learn and enhance their skills in beauty culture and cosmetology. Fortuitously, she received the support of Elizabeth Arden, the well-known cosmetology expert who by then already had her famous and fabulously successful line of beauty products and spas. Ultimately he dropped out before finishing his cosmetology training. But these days, in addition to learning the basics of cosmetology, beauty-school students learn how to do facials, manicures/pedicures, massage and hair removal techniques. After all, it just wouldn't have made sense if Joan of Arc had opted for a career in cosmetology or Einstein had decided to forgo physics to pursue the life of a rodeo clown. I had found a home course for cosmetology and had been studying. But chatter about the prime minister's possible adventures in aggressive cosmetology preceded and transcended that tidbit. Elise will be a junior this fall, and she's been floundering between cosmetology and studio art. His passion for hair led him to cosmetology school. Two years after graduating from high school, Stacie began attending cosmetology school full time. In accordance with custom, the casket remains closed and there is no embalming or cosmetology performed. At times, Lip Service seems to do for cosmetology what Dante attempted for cosmology. African hair braiding uses no chemicals and doesn't involve pedicures or haircutting, while cosmetology training doesn't address hair braiding at all. This year's exhibition introduces a wide range of spa-related activities - from the latest spa sessions, spa music therapy, essential oils, spa hot-spring hotels, spa trips and cosmetology seminars. Only her plans for going for an MD in cosmetology had to be put on hold as her jet-setting career kept her busy. She said they also have cosmetology and a ‘foal’ program where inmates work with baby horses. One set of twins was arrested for not having a licence to practice cosmetology. Derivatives cosmetological adjective The magazine shows detailed know-how in cosmetological, dermatological and other issues. Example sentencesExamples The improvement of skin cosmetological parameters was revealed, especially after application of cosmetic products. The resulting cosmetological products are safe, hypoallergenic, perfectly tolerated, and of proven effectiveness. Many international scientific studies demonstrate its benefits in all important dermatological and cosmetological application fields. In the cosmetological department rejuvenation of the face and body is tailored to suit the needs of different age-groups. cosmetologist nounˌkɒzməˈtɒlədʒɪstˌkɑzməˈtɑlədʒəst If you have a friend who's a licensed cosmetologist, have him or her take you to your local ‘professional’ shop. Example sentencesExamples If you are considering adding human hair extensions to your hair, seek a licensed cosmetologist for consultation. He was still officially married when he and Yvonne, a cosmetologist, moved in together, and he was in no rush to make matters legal. Similar fears were raised in America when the training for cosmetologists first began. Before that I had dreams of being a cosmetologist or an interior designer. Definition of cosmetology in US English: cosmetology nounˌkäzməˈtäləjēˌkɑzməˈtɑlədʒi The professional skill or practice of beautifying the face, hair, and skin. Example sentencesExamples African hair braiding uses no chemicals and doesn't involve pedicures or haircutting, while cosmetology training doesn't address hair braiding at all. But these days, in addition to learning the basics of cosmetology, beauty-school students learn how to do facials, manicures/pedicures, massage and hair removal techniques. After all, it just wouldn't have made sense if Joan of Arc had opted for a career in cosmetology or Einstein had decided to forgo physics to pursue the life of a rodeo clown. I had found a home course for cosmetology and had been studying. In accordance with custom, the casket remains closed and there is no embalming or cosmetology performed. Two years after graduating from high school, Stacie began attending cosmetology school full time. Fortuitously, she received the support of Elizabeth Arden, the well-known cosmetology expert who by then already had her famous and fabulously successful line of beauty products and spas. The rise of " cosmeceuticals " blurs the lines between dermatology and cosmetology in ways that many consumers don't understand. His passion for hair led him to cosmetology school. This year's exhibition introduces a wide range of spa-related activities - from the latest spa sessions, spa music therapy, essential oils, spa hot-spring hotels, spa trips and cosmetology seminars. But chatter about the prime minister's possible adventures in aggressive cosmetology preceded and transcended that tidbit. Many courses - like cosmetology - are not being provided by government. At times, Lip Service seems to do for cosmetology what Dante attempted for cosmology. Ultimately he dropped out before finishing his cosmetology training. Elise will be a junior this fall, and she's been floundering between cosmetology and studio art. Only her plans for going for an MD in cosmetology had to be put on hold as her jet-setting career kept her busy. One set of twins was arrested for not having a licence to practice cosmetology. She said they also have cosmetology and a ‘foal’ program where inmates work with baby horses. She said her dream is to own a training institute where people can learn and enhance their skills in beauty culture and cosmetology. In many schools vocational programs remained segregated with cosmetology and secretarial courses only for women and electrical and automotive courses only for men.
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