cosmetology school conflicting with naural hair

i have natural hair and i am beginning my beauty school. this week i am doning "ethnic" hair. i noticed that we dont learn alot of things. this week covers relaxers, relaxer touchups, pressing, sew/glue tracks, and jheri curls or soft curl perms. i was wondering why i didnot learn to tell new clients that once they relax hair it never never never reverts to its original texture and why we dont learn about nautural hair or how to just simply take care of our hair properly becaue some of us black people dont....
hair type:4a
bc:July 3 2009
co wash:curls by salon selectives, HE totally twisted
oils:ABUHO
bc:July 3 2009
co wash:curls by salon selectives, HE totally twisted
oils:ABUHO
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SMH I wanna kinda go to CS, but I heard that you have to let someone put those chems in your hair, which I don't wanna. What to do?
bc:July 3 2009
co wash:curls by salon selectives, HE totally twisted
oils:ABUHO
I'd also probably try and draw the instructor out into a conversation about it so in a round about way it educates the rest of the class.
A.K.A Marie
Hair texture, density and porosity: normal to coarse, thick, and normal
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The answer to your country question is yes, but you have to find out the specific qualifications of the state you are trying to become licensed in.
The following link will more than likely be of more use to you than what I have told you. http://www.beautyschoolsdirectory.com/faq/state_req.php
Good luck in your investigation.
A.K.A Marie
Hair texture, density and porosity: normal to coarse, thick, and normal
Conditioner: Giovonni's 50:50 Hydrating Conditioning Balm
Gel: CHS Curl Keeper
Checkout my blog @ curlyyou.blogspot.com