(A) Basic course for a School of Cosmetology | 1500 Hours Curriculum |
Subjects | Hours |
(1) Science of Cosmetology: | |
(a) Sanitation and Disinfection | 45 |
(b) Personal Hygiene and Grooming | 30 |
(c) Professionalism--Professional Ethics | 35 |
(d) Public Relations, Salesmanship and Psychology | 50 |
(e) Anatomy | 45 |
(f) Dermatology | 25 |
(g) Trichology | 25 |
(h) Nail Structure | 15 |
(i) Chemistry | 100 |
(j) Safety Precautions (Public Safety) | 30 |
(2) Practice of Cosmetology: | |
(a) Shampoos and Rinses (Safety) | 45 |
(b) Scalp and Hair Care-Treatments (Safety) | 30 |
(c) Hair Shaping (Safety) | 150 |
(d) Hair Styling (Safety) | 325 |
(i) Thermal Pressing | |
(ii) Thermal Curling | |
(iii) Wiggery | |
(iv) Roller Placement | |
(v) Molding | |
(vi) Pin Curling | |
(e) Nail Technology (Safety) | 25 |
(f) Chemical (Cold) Waving, Chemical Relaxing or Straightening (Safety) | 225 |
(g) Hair Tinting (Coloring) and Lightening (Bleaching) (Safety) | 225 |
(h) Facial--Skin Care, Make-up, and Hair Removal (Safety) | 40 |
(3) State Law: Rules, Regulations, Code | 15 |
(4) Unassigned: Specific Needs | 20 |
Total | 1500 |
(B) Basic course for a School of Nail Technology | 300 Hours Curriculum |
Subjects | Hours |
(1) Sanitation and Safety Measures | 75 |
(a) Bacteriology | |
(i) Classifications | |
(b) Sanitation/Disinfection | |
(i) Chemical Agents | |
(ii) Sanitizing methods and Procedures | |
(2) Anatomy and Physiology (Arms, Hands, Feet) | 30 |
(a) Nail Shapes, Structures, Growth | |
(i) Nail Irregularities | |
(ii) Nail Diseases | |
(b) Bones, Muscles, Nerves | |
(i) Bones of arm, hand | |
(ii) Muscles of arm, hand | |
(iii) Nerves of arm, hand | |
(c) Skin | |
(i) Histology | |
(ii) Functions | |
(d) Blood Circulation | |
(i) Blood Vessels | |
(ii) Blood supply of the arm, hand foot | |
(3) Nail Technology (hands and feet) | 105 |
(a) Preparation | |
(b) Equipment and Implements | |
(c) Supplies | |
(d) Procedures | |
(i) Basic Nail Technology | |
(ii) Nail analysis | |
(iii) Hand and arm massage | |
(e) Pedicure | |
(f) Polish--Application | |
(g) Specific Needs | |
(4) Artificial Nails | 50 |
(a) Sculpturing (liquid and powder brush ons) | |
(b) Artificial nail tips | |
(c) Nail wraps and repairs | |
(d) Maintenance | |
(5) Power Equipment | 25 |
(6) State Law | 15 |
Total | 300 |
(C) Basic course for a School of Esthetics | 450 Hours Curriculum |
Subjects | Hours |
(1) Professional Practices | 50 |
(a) Bacteriology and Sanitation | |
(i) Personal hygiene | |
(ii) Public health | |
(iii) Methods | |
(iv) Procedures | |
(b) Business Practices | |
(i) Management practices | |
(ii) Salon development | |
(iii) Insurance | |
(iv) Client records | |
(v) Salesmanship | |
(2) Sciences | 120 |
(a) Histology of Skin | |
(i) Cell | |
(ii) Tissue | |
(b) Dermatology | |
(i) Structure of the skin and glands | |
(ii) Functions of the skin and glands | |
(iii) Conditions and disorders of the skin | |
(iv) Characteristics of the skin | |
(A) Elasticity | |
(B) Color | |
(C) Skin types | |
(v) Nutrition | |
(A) Nourishment of skin | |
(B) Healthful diet | |
(c) Structure and Functions of Human Systems | |
(i) Skeletal | |
(ii) Muscular | |
(iii) Nervous | |
(iv) Circulatory | |
(v) Cosmetic Chemistry | |
(3) Facial Treatments | 125 |
(a) Facial Massage | |
(i) Benefits | |
(ii) Analysis | |
(iii) Preparation | |
(iv) Types of Massage | |
(v) Manipulations | |
(vi) Safety measures | |
(b) Electrical current--facial treatments | |
(i) Types of current | |
(ii) Purpose and effects | |
(iii) Procedures | |
(iv) Safety measures | |
(v) Equipment | |
(c) Other kinds of Facial treatments | |
(i) Purpose and effects | |
(ii) Types and treatments | |
(iii) Preparation | |
(iv) Procedures | |
(v) Safety measures | |
(4) Hair Removal | 50 |
(a) Depilatories | |
(b) Tweezing | |
(c) Waxing | |
(d) Threading | |
(e) Unassigned: Specific Needs | |
(5) Makeup | 50 |
(a) Purpose and effects | |
(b) Supplies and implements | |
(c) Preparation | |
(d) Procedures | |
(e) Safety measures | |
(6) Body Wraps | 40 |
(a) Purpose and effects | |
(b) Types or treatments | |
(c) Supplies and instruments | |
(d) Preparation | |
(e) Procedure | |
(f) Safety measures | |
(7) State Law, Rules, Regulations and Codes | 15 |
Total | 450 |
(D) Public School Secondary Education Curriculum | 1540 curriculum hours |
(1) Science of Cosmetology | |
(a) Sanitation & Sterilization | 45 |
(b) Personal Hygiene & Grooming | 30 |
(c) Professionalism/Professional Ethics | 25 |
(d) Salesmanship/PR/Psych. | 35 |
(e) Anatomy | 25 |
(f) Dermatology | 25 |
(g) Trichology | 25 |
(h) Nail Structure | 10 |
(i) Chemistry | 75 |
(j) Safety Precautions (Public Safety) | 15 |
(2) Practice of Cosmetology | |
(a) Shampoo & Rinse | 20 |
(b) Scalp & Hair Treatment (Safety) | 30 |
(c) Hair Shaping (Safety) | 100 |
(d) Hair Styling (Safety) | 225 |
(i) Thermal Pressing | |
(ii) Thermal Curling | |
(iii) Wiggery | |
(iv) Roller Placement | |
(v) Molding | |
(vi) Pin Curl | |
(e) Nail Technology (Manicure & Pedicure) | 25 |
(f) Chemical (Cold) Waving, Chemical Relaxing or Straightening (Safety) | 130 |
(g) Hair Tinting (Coloring) and Lightening (Bleaching) | 100 |
(h) Facial Skin Care, Makeup, and Hair Removal (Safety) | 40 |
(i) State Law Rules, Regulations and Codes | 15 |
(3) Unassigned | 5 |
(4) Academic Hours | 500 |
(a) English Language Arts | 120 |
(b) Math | 120 |
(c) Science | 120 |
(d) Economics or Government | 60 |
(e) Technology | 120 |
S.C. Code Regs. § 35-3