CATALOG - Beauty Schools of America

CFM110 FLORIDA LAWS FOR SKIN
(25 Hours)
All rules as set forth by the Florida Department of Professional Regulation, Chapter 477, Cosmetologist Licensures and Operations.
CFM111 SHAMPOOING AND DRAPING
(10 Hours/10 Services)
The proper techniques of draping, hair brushing, shampooing, the identification of scalp diseases and disorders, cranial bones and muscles, hair conditioning,
and scalp treatments.
CFM112 BASIC MAKEUP CONSULTATION AND GUIDELINES
(9 Hours/120 Services)
Mastering the makeup application and the clients’ needs and preference allows students to develop confidence in their performance.
CFM113 FACE SHAPES AND CORRECTIVE MAKEUP
(76 Hours/20 Services)
Throughout this course students will be able to determine the different facial features and the procedures for contouring and highlighting makeup step by step;
learn the magic of corrective makeup to create the effects of balance and transforming facial features to appear perfect; the knowledge of how to blend the
shades for the various events for day or evening plus have the ability to use the proper techniques to apply corrective colors.
CFM114 MAKEUP SERVICES OVERVIEW
(75 Hours)
Students will learn the psychological aspects of makeup and the different types of cosmetics, together with an understanding of cosmetic color theory; will refine
the skills and develop confidence while learning the full range of possibilities and techniques in the field.
CFM115 SPECIAL OCCASION MAKEUP AND TECHNIQUES
(60 Hours/60Services)
Proper and creative uses of cosmetics and techniques are learned by students when working in various aspects of the industry: Makeup for brides, special light
effects, theater and television, personal makeup lessons, makeup for various ethnicities, multimedia, fantasy, and air brushing that adds a velvet-type texture.
CFM116 CAREERS AS A MAKEUP ARTIST
(20 Hours)
Students will learn how to market themselves in different aspects of the industry: TV/film, print, retail, runway shows, special occasion, freelance, boutiques
and department stores, theater, teaching, photography, product sales, client advisements, among many more. They will also learn how to create a portfolio to be
able to market themselves as a Makeup Artist in the industry.
CFM117 HIV/AIDS
(4 Hours)
Education on the transmission, control, treatment and prevention of HIV and AIDS; discussion of attitudes and behavior in dealing with individuals who may have
the virus or syndrome; explanation of Board requirements regarding license renewal and completion of the Board approved education course on HIV and AIDS.
All hours and services are those required by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).
Note: All programs are taught in a cycle. Students are able to start at any point of the cycle and still fulfill all program requirements.
BOOKS
Milady’s Standard Esthetics Fundamentals Textbook and the BSA Comprehensive Makeup book.
EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS
Students will receive a uniform, an equipment bag, and a facial and makeup kit with all the necessary instruments and materials to perform the required services.
GRADUATION
After a student completes 900 hours, services, exams and fulfills all financial obligations to the school, a diploma will be awarded.
COMPLETION TIME
Completion time depends on the number of hours the student attends weekly. Based on a 25 hour per week schedule, the normal time frame of completion would
be 8½ months.
METHOD OF PAYMENT
Tuition and fee payments may be arranged on a weekly or monthly basis. The first payment is due on the first day of class, and on the same day of every week
or month thereafter.
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