Career Information
Aestheticians and skin care specialists often work in salons, medical offices, hotels and spas. Some of these professionals, like facialists, hair removal specialists and make-up artists, only offer particular services. Certification in this field may be available through third-party organizations that manufacture or sell skin care products. Earning voluntary certification may lead to additional job opportunities.
Salary Statistics
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the average salary for skin care specialists was $32,990 per year as of May 2013. Salaries in this field can vary considerably depending on geographic location. For example, specialists in Oklahoma earned an average salary of $22,760 as of May 2013; specialists in New Hampshire earned an average wage of $42,300 per year.
Job Prospects
Career prospects for skin care specialists were expected to grow by 40% from 2012-2022, reported the BLS, which was faster than the national average. Job growth may result from an increase in the number of people who use skin care products or receive professional treatments, as well as the availability of new services.
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