033-6 Wyo. Code R. §§ 6-1 - Course of Study for Cosmetology Students
The cosmetology program for all schools shall consist of no less than eight (8) months of education in the study of hair, skin, and nails and meet the state requirement of no less than sixteen hundred (1600) hours of theory and practical instruction to include the following:
(a) Eight hundred fifty (850) hours in the
science of hair, general hairstyling and chemical services to include:
(i) Health, safety, and infection control as
outlined in Chapter 10 of these rules;
(ii) Anatomy, physiology and histology of the
hair and scalp;
(iii) Scalp and
hair analysis;
(iv) Scalp disorders
and diseases;
(v) Hair care
products (chemistry, ingredients, and selection);
(vi) Basics of chemistry;
(vii) Basics of electricity;
(viii) State laws and regulations;
(ix) Professional development;
(x) Pre-and post-service
procedures;
(xi) Scalp care,
shampooing, and conditioning;
(xii)
Haircutting;
(xiii)
Hairstyling;
(xiv) Braiding and
extensions;
(xv) Wigs and hair
additions;
(xvi) Chemical texture
services; and
(xvii) Hair color and
lightening.
(b) Four
hundred fifty (450) hours in the science of esthetics and general esthetics to
include:
(i) Health, safety, and infection
control as outlined in Chapter 10 of these rules;
(ii) Anatomy, physiology, and histology of
the skin;
(iii) Skin
analysis;
(iv) Skin disorders and
diseases;
(v) Skin care products
(chemistry, ingredients, and selection);
(vi) Basics of chemistry;
(vii) Basics of electricity;
(viii) State laws and regulations;
(ix) Professional development;
(x) Pre-and post-service
procedures;
(xi) The treatment
room;
(xii) Basic
facials;
(xiii) Facial
massage;
(xiv) Hair
removal;
(xv) Advanced topics and
treatments; and
(xvi)
Makeup.
(c) Three hundred
(300) hours in the science of nail technology and general nail technology to
include:
(i) Health, safety, and infection
control as outlined in Chapter 10 of these rules;
(ii) Anatomy, physiology, and histology of
the skin and nails;
(iii) Skin and
nail analysis;
(iv) Nail diseases
and disorders;
(v) Nail and skin
care products (chemistry, ingredients, and selection);
(vi) Basics of chemistry;
(vii) Basics of electricity;
(viii) State laws and regulations;
(ix) Professional development;
(x) Pre-and post-service
procedures;
(xi) Basic and advanced
manicures and pedicures;
(xii)
Polishing and design;
(xiii) Hand,
arm, foot, and leg massage;
(xiv)
Hand and feet treatments;
(xv) Nail
tips and wraps;
(xvi) Nail
enhancements;
(xvii) Electric
filing; and
(xviii) Creative
design.
Notes
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