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Classic.
Traditional.
Modern.
Beauty.

Develop your artistry, technical skill, and professional confidence through hands-on training in hair, skin, nails, and real client services.

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Why Cosmetology at Tonsore?

A new program built on the same professional standards Tonsore is known for.

Our 1,000-hour Cosmetology Operator Program provides hands-on training in hair, skin, nails, makeup, and salon services while preparing students for Texas licensure.

Students learn through practical instruction, client services, and professional expectations designed to prepare them for work in the beauty industry.

Program Structure & Training Focus

300 Hours — Theory & Professional Foundations
Students build the knowledge behind professional cosmetology, including safety and sanitation, hair and scalp science, skin and nail theory, chemical services, professional practices, and preparation for Texas licensure.

700 Hours — Practical Training & Mastery Skills
Students apply what they learn through hands-on practice and client services, developing competency in haircutting, styling, hair color, chemical texture services, skin care, nail services, makeup, and other cosmetology skills.

Program Schedule Options

The Cosmetology Operator Program requires 1,000 clock hours of training. Students may complete the program according to the following attendance schedules:

Full-Time Schedule
• 40 hours per week
• Approximately 6.25 months (25 weeks)

Part-Time Schedule
• 30 hours per week
• Approximately 8.5 months (34 weeks)

Extended Schedule
• 22 hours per week
• Approximately 11.5 months (46 weeks)

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READY TO START?

Visit the academy, experience the training environment, and learn more about our new Cosmetology Operator Program.

How much is the program?

What if I can’t afford barber school right now?

I’m working—how can I fit this into my schedule?

We offer both day and evening classes to support your lifestyle and commitments.

I’m nervous I won’t pass the TDLR exam.

Will I actually find a job after graduating?