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Cosmetology: meaning, definitions and examples

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cosmetology

 

[ ˌkɒzməˈtɒlədʒi ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

beauty treatment

Cosmetology is the professional skill and study of beauty treatments, including hairdressing, skincare, makeup application, and nail care. It encompasses various techniques and practices aimed at improving a person's appearance and enhancing their self-esteem through cosmetic procedures.

Synonyms

aesthetics, beauty science, beauty therapy, makeup artistry.

Examples of usage

  • She studied cosmetology to become a makeup artist.
  • Cosmetology schools offer programs in hair and skin care.
  • The field of cosmetology includes the use of various beauty products.
  • He decided to pursue a career in cosmetology after discovering his passion for hairstyling.

Translations

Translations of the word "cosmetology" in other languages:

🇵🇹 cosmetologia

🇮🇳 कॉस्मेटोलॉजी

🇩🇪 Kosmetologie

🇮🇩 kosmetologi

🇺🇦 косметологія

🇵🇱 kosmetologia

🇯🇵 美容学

🇫🇷 cosmétologie

🇪🇸 cosmetología

🇹🇷 kozmetoloji

🇰🇷 미용학

🇸🇦 علم التجميل

🇨🇿 kosmetologie

🇸🇰 kozmetológia

🇨🇳 美容学

🇸🇮 kozmetologija

🇮🇸 faglegur

🇰🇿 косметология

🇬🇪 კოსმეტოლოგია

🇦🇿 kosmetologiya

🇲🇽 cosmetología

Etymology

The term 'cosmetology' originates from the Greek word 'kosmetikos', meaning 'skilled in adornment'. It reflects the ancient practice of using various natural materials for beautification. The discipline began to gain significance in the early 20th century, paralleling advancements in cosmetic products and techniques. With the rise of the beauty industry, cosmetology evolved into a recognized profession, incorporating elements of science, art, and creativity. Today, it encompasses a wide array of services aimed at enhancing physical appearance, emphasizing the importance of aesthetic education and skill mastery.

Word Frequency Rank

This word's position of #32,355 indicates it's among the more rare English words. While understanding it broadens your vocabulary, focus on more common words first.