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A cool, brisk feel in the air early Monday morning helped to set the stage for the shopping spree that was to take place. The mission: to prepare a fashionable wardrobe for recent Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology graduate Samantha Emrick’s final interview in New York City as a finalist in the Matrix “Spread the Love” Tour. Leading the pack was fashion stylist, Brian Maynor, who helped add a sense of chic to Samantha’s classic and sophisticated style.
Barbara is a breast cancer survivor for over 20 years and a remarkable woman. Rock Hill Students had the privilege of giving this inspiring woman a makeover. They colored, they cut, performed a facial, manicure, pedicure, make up and more! Barbara said she was really feeling down and then, Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology called with the good news of her win of a makeover and things began to look up....
As an Admissions counselor, I hear many reasons for why someone is considering Kenneth Shuler’s cosmetology program. By far, though, the most exciting thing I hear from a prospective student is that “Hair (makeup, fashion, nails, and beauty) is my passion. I have dreamed of doing this for a long time.” These are the moments that keep me motivated. No matter what a person’s situation is, I will do all that I can to help them join our program. Why wouldn’t I? Nothing drives a dream like passion.
Kenneth Shuler Schools of Cosmetology held it's first "BOSS" competition-Best of Shuler Schools!  This competition was designed to showcase the best of the best in our students in all 7 of our campuses. The students first began in-campus competitions to be selected to compete at the BOSS competition and with students from all of our schools in the state.
I'm a former TV reporter, so there are few things in life that leave me speechless.  After all, reporters are typically exposed to a variety of raw emotions on any given day--depending upon whether they're covering something like a deadly house fire or a "coming home" celebration for troops who have been overseas.  This past Tuesday, however, I was left without words as I watched people from the Spartanburg community rally together to donate their hair--THEIR HAIR!!!!!!--for our Locks of Love event.  When it was all said and done, 25 people stepped up to the plate and gave a little of themselves so that they could help someone else.  For that, I (and the rest of the Kenneth Shuler staff) am incredibly grateful.
About ten privileged Rock Hill Kenneth Shuler students heard the words "quiet on set!", "action", and "cut" as they were on scene of the soon to be Hollywood blockbuster film "The Hunger Games" filming in the Charlotte, NC area.
We just had the pleasure of participating and graduating from Mrs. Shuler’s 21st Methods of Teaching class. This is a class that current cosmetology, esthetics, and nail professionals attend and complete for a chance to test with SC State Board to become a licensed instructor in their field of study. This class completely prepares you for how to become an effective teacher and instructor. Not only did Mrs. Shuler (and Mrs. Barbara) teach us how to run a classroom, they also spent a great deal of time on how to create effective lesson plans for all types of learners in your classroom. We created lesson plans that included visual aids and were able to share them with the rest of the class to get their feedback as well.
Is this Rock Hill or LA?! It has been an exciting week here at Kenneth Shuler School of Cosmetology in Rock Hill. We have been host to Joico guest artist Cherry Pentenbrink and her colleagues while they colored, styled and transformed actors and actress’s hair for the shooting of the upcoming blockbuster film the Hunger Games, filming in the Charlotte, NC area!
It only happens once a year...but boy oh boy is it a fun and exciting time for everyone involved!  I'm talking about our North Augusta "Back to School" event, and this year it is happening on Monday, August 1st from 9 am until 12 pm.
As the Salon Coordinator at the St. Andrews Rd. campus, I am excited to implement new and positive changes that will enhance our Business Fundamentals program. The staff and students of the St. Andrews campus are quite fortunate to have their own nail program, which gives students the opportunity to specialize in the application and maintenance of nail enhancements, as well as the overall health of the hands and feet. That being said, we at SARD would like to send out a big ‘thank you’ to Molly, Tracy and Mr. Shuler for purchasing our new OPI product display. This retail exhibit gives the students in our nail department the same opportunity as those in the cosmetology department. It allows them to put part of our BF program to work in educating them on the maintenance of all things related to nails, and ultimately servicing the needs of our clients!

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Need a little nudging to get started? Here are some quick stats from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:

  • The number of personal appearance workers will increase by 20 percent from 2008 to 2018. This is much faster than the average for other occupations.
  • Around 44 percent of workers in this field are self employed and many of these work flexible schedules.

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