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• Redefining Beauty: How Diversity and Inclusivity are Breaking Industry Stereotypes
  April 10, 2024

    The cosmetic and personal care industry is experiencing a transformation that is changing how we see ourselves and present our individuality to the world. One major change is how beauty is seen in many different ways. Today, beauty isn’t just about fitting into specific rules. Instead, it’s about celebrating all kinds of diversity. A […]

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• Introducing our Aesthetics Class
  December 7, 2021

  Welcome to Our Appleton Aesthetics Class! The Salon Professional Academy Appleton is excited to introduce our brand new class of future skincare therapists! Trained on Circada skincare line, our students help transform some of the most challenging skin conditions.   With the humidity of summer gone and the brutally cold weather settling in, your skin […]

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• Joe Francis Scholarship Winner
  November 30, 2021

  $45,000 in Scholarships Awarded to Cosmetology Students Nationwide! {All information shared in blog comes from The Joe Francis Scholarship team as their press release for scholarship winners!} Minneapolis, MN – October 29, 2021: Fifteen deserving students from across the United States each received $3,000 scholarships from the Joe Francis Haircare Scholarship Foundation, celebrating the greatest […]

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• Circadia Skincare Line Training at TSPA in Wisconsin
  November 19, 2021

  We’re committed to offering top-tier education in aesthetics, and our partnership with Circadia is a testament to this commitment. Our Appleton esthetics program students learn to provide healing and corrective skincare treatments using the incredibly advanced Circada skincare line. The Skincare Line That Uses Your Circadian Rhythms Circadia is not just a skincare brand; it’s […]

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• Men are Today’s Makeup Mavens: Breaking Stereotypes and Embracing Style
  September 30, 2020

  In 1960, John F. Kennedy taught men worldwide an unexpected lesson in the power of cosmetics. During the first televised presidential debate, he wore foundation, giving him a vibrant, healthy look under the harsh studio lights. His rival, Richard Nixon, declined makeup, appearing tired and pale—a stark contrast that many believe contributed to Kennedy’s favorable […]

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