CIRICULUM | KING'S DEN

I. Theory & Classroom Instruction

- Students often start with classroom instruction covering topics like hygiene, safety, state laws and regulations, and basic cosmetology principles.

III. Skin Care and Esthetics

- Students learn about skincare, facials, makeup application, and techniques for improving skin health.

V. Cosmetology Chemistry

- Understanding the chemistry of products used in cosmetology, including hair dyes, perms, and skin treatments.

VII. Salon Management

- Business and management aspects of running a salon, including customer service, marketing, and ethics.

IX. Practical Training

- Hands-on training is a significant part of the curriculum, where students practice their skills under the supervision of licensed instructors.

II. Hair Care

- This section covers hair cutting, styling, coloring, chemical treatments, and various hair textures and types.

IV. Nail Care

- Nail technology, including manicures, pedicures, nail extensions, and nail art, is typically included.

VI. Anatomy and Physiology

- Basic knowledge of human anatomy & physiology as it relates to cosmetology,

including the structure and function of the skin, hair, and nails.

VIII. State Laws and Regulations

- Familiarity with the rules and regulations governing cosmetology in Washington, including licensing requirements.

X. Sanitation and Safety

- Proper hygiene and sanitation practices are crucial in the cosmetology field to ensure the safety of clients and practitioners.

XI. Continuing Education

- Cosmetologists are often required to complete ongoing education to stay up-to-date with industry trends and safety standards.