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beautician

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noun

Pronunciation

UK

  • /bjuːtˈɪʃən/

US

  • /ˈbjuˌtɪʃən/

Description

Being a beautician isn't just about making people look good – they are artists who help you feel your best! Think of them as skilled professionals specializing in cosmetic treatments. They might work in a salon or spa, offering services like haircuts, coloring, facials, manicures, and makeup application.

The word "beautician" comes from "beauty," naturally, but it also hints at the science behind looking good. A beautician understands skin types, hair textures, and color theory to create a personalized look for each client. They're not just applying lipstick; they're crafting confidence! You might visit a beautician before a special event like a wedding or prom, or simply as part of your regular self-care routine.

Examples

  1. 1

    Personal care

    I booked an appointment with a beautician for a facial before the wedding.

  2. 2

    Spa services

    The hotel spa has two beauticians who do manicures and eyebrow shaping.

  3. 3

    Career path

    She trained as a beautician but later opened her own beauty salon.

See also

nouna person trained to provide beauty treatments

Similar

  • cosmetologist
  • beauty therapist
  • beauty specialist

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Used with (collocations)

  • licensed beautician
  • beautician appointment
  • work as a beautician

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Forms and spellings

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Main spelling

  • beauticiannoun

Forms

  • beauticianspluralnoun