Beauty & Fitness

Dear Fathima
Mount Carmel College (MCC) Bangalore, originally established in Kerala in 1948, was later affiliated from Bangalore University in 1964. The all-womens college is among top private colleges in Bengaluru and accredited A+ by NAAC accreditation. The college offers various UG, PG, PG diploma, PhD and integrated courses in five departments namely Humanities, Science, Home Science, Education and Commerce & Management. The college also hosts a skill development centre for enhancing the other money-making skills in students like Cosmetology, Bakery, Garment Designing and Stitching, etc.
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If after BHMS you want to make career in cosmetology medicine Pursuing 1 year cosmetology course after BHMS is a good idea. You can do M.Sc. In cosmetology or medical cosmetology or clinical cosmetology as you want more deep in terms of knowledge. Medical cosmetology, the more intensive side of cosmetology, largely deals with skin care. Clinical cosmetology Knowledge of Science which is essential as it involves working on skin, muscles, tissues, veins and arteries. Cosmetology is one of the most exciting career options in the beauty industry. It involves a lot of research to understand customer needs and requires specific skills to resolve a particular problem. Cosmetology is a unique field where not only women, but men can also venture and be successful. As a licensed cosmetologist, you could have many career opportunities available to you. In fact, you could have many careers in your lifetime! Cosmetologists usually have the freedom to work in whichever industry they love. They can work in services, film, TV, freelance, editorial and more. Cosmetologists can even take their skills to the Internet and pursue the path of a beauty blogger or vlogger. YouTube and Instagram are full of beauty tutorials and product reviews. You could use your cosmetology knowledge to create high-quality content that actually educates an audience!Between hairstyling, hair coloring, and makeup artistry, there are massive amounts of potential to become a leader in the industry. Overall employment of barbers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists is projected to grow 19 percent from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations.