I’m glad and proud to be an alumna of Capitol School of Cosmetology, and I would recommend it to anyone wishing to pursue an education in cosmetology.
The anticipation of the first day of school is too much for me to sleep.
Where Are All The Clients? "Why don’t I have any clients?" This is a common question that we hear all the time from students and stylists.  
There are many things that make us unique. Being a hair school student takes a special breed.
Becoming an instructor taught me four things about myself. Becoming An Instructor Taught Me Four Things After getting my license in Cosmetology, I immediately enrolled in the instructor program. Simultaneously, I started my first salon job in which I worked five days a week. This left two twelve-hour days for me to take my Instructor classes.…
Famous How I Became Famous (It’s not what you think) It was a revelation to me that relationships were the most important part of being a Cosmetologist and an Instructor. This was a struggle for me. As a military child, I moved around quite a bit. You could say I grew up without any roots.…
How A Hair Massacre Got Me Here! While attending high school in Germany, during the late 80’s, I became mesmerized by New Wave and Goth culture. I felt a strong desire to look like every member of the bands I listened to. Especially my favorites, Depeche Mode and The Cure. This led to my inevitable…
In September of 2014, I moved to Omaha from a beach town in North Carolina. Having attended a Cosmetology school before the move, I came to Nebraska with only 1500 hours of education. The North Carolina requirements were 600 hours short of the 2100 hours needed to practice Cosmetology in Nebraska. This meant that I…
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For only $15, Go ahead, spoil yourself Capitol has dropped their mani and pedi prices down! $15 for a Manicure / $20 Archive note: only the opening of this post survives. The Internet Archive never captured the full article at its own address, so what you see here is the text preserved on the archived…