http://www.resumebutler.com/blog/what-jobs-can-i-apply-for-with-an-estheticians-certificate/ Career and Job Advice Mon, 21 May 2012 13:10:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.resumebutler.com/blog/what-jobs-can-i-apply-for-with-an-estheticians-certificate/comment-page-1/#comment-2473 abcdefg Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:50:30 +0000 http://www.resumebutler.com/blog/what-jobs-can-i-apply-for-with-an-estheticians-certificate/#comment-2473 abcdefgyou would definately have an edge at a makeup counter, skin care store, or beauty supply store, or even salon receptionist. Outside of being an esthetician (waxing, facials, etc.) your license does not apply. I would look into makeup artistry. You don't require a license and no one is better suited for it than a licensed esthetician. You could also find a specialty like eyelash extensions, also no license required ( just a certification in some cases). If you decided to train for 7 more months you could get a cosmetology license which gives you a more broad range. It covers not only an estheticians license but also a nail techs license plus hair of course. Oh and for just a hundred hours or so you could be certified for swedish massage. An esthetician who also has a massage certification would probably be hired over just an esthetician at a day spa since they can book you for different things. Hope it goes well! abcdefgyou would definately have an edge at a makeup counter, skin care store, or beauty supply store, or even salon receptionist. Outside of being an esthetician (waxing, facials, etc.) your license does not apply. I would look into makeup artistry. You don’t require a license and no one is better suited for it than a licensed esthetician. You could also find a specialty like eyelash extensions, also no license required ( just a certification in some cases). If you decided to train for 7 more months you could get a cosmetology license which gives you a more broad range. It covers not only an estheticians license but also a nail techs license plus hair of course. Oh and for just a hundred hours or so you could be certified for swedish massage. An esthetician who also has a massage certification would probably be hired over just an esthetician at a day spa since they can book you for different things. Hope it goes well!

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