“Mala, do you know by any chance whether Regency Beauty Institute offers a training on owning and maintaining a spa?”-asked my beautician. She is a middle aged woman running a moderately profitable beauty parlor near my home.
I was taken aback by her question. She kindled my curiosity. In fact I too want to know whether there is a special school for spa or is it part of a cosmetology course. Of late, I see more advertisements of spa parlors in exotic locales alluring customers with unheard of spa treatments such as tender coconut water bath mixed with African rose petals.
* I wonder how such beauty treatment methods are conceived!
* Is there a research going on unique beautifications?
* Is there a separate research department in leading cosmetology schools such as Regency Beauty Institute that has more campuses than any other vocational school chain?
May be, Hayes Batson, Regency’s president and CEO can answer my questions.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Can Regency Beauty’s president and CEO answer my questions?
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Friday, April 16, 2010
Finest Beauty School in the U.S.
Since I have frequently expressed avid interest in advertisement copy writing and in fact contributed a few catchy headlines free of cost to three companies, I was asked to visit the site of cosmetology school in Missouri, just for my academic interest.
“Shampoo and Conditioner is like talent and opportunity”. Nicely put-don’t you think so?
As I continue to read regencybeauty.com, I could feel the words emitted commitment and confidence. We all could detect this occasionally when we read a sales page or a short advertisement-right?

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