Everyone should know the universal hair and makeup rules of fall vs summer. Unfortunately, not everyone does. Don’t question yourself every day of fall; read our helpful do’s and don’ts and let us ease your mind!
DO: Add some lowlights to your hair
Why: Summer is all about the sun-kissed hair. Once falls rolls around and winter is in the horizon, it’s fun to add some color back into your hair.
Trend: We don’t mean going from platinum to pitch black but maybe add a shadow root to your look. It’s fun, easy and not too intense. It’s just the right amount of change for your fall look! Let our student stylists help you decide exactly what is the best fall look for you! Schedule an appointment today.
DON’T: Continue your spray tan membership
Why: Ladies, spray tans are a perfect way to get that bronzed glow in the summer and we are glad you are staying out of the tanning beds. BUT in the fall, the temperature drops, leaves fall and everyone’s skin get a little lighter. It’s normal. You don’t want to look like an oompa loompa that ran away from Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory.
Trend: Pale skin is in. Embrace your natural skin tone and lose the tanning membership. You’ll save yourself some time, money, and more than likely some laundry detergent because no more yucky orange stained clothes.
DO: Join the back to school crowd
Why: We know that education was one of the last things on your mind this summer, but it’s important. If traditional schooling wasn’t your thing, don’t give up on education all together. Here at Sand Springs/Jenks Beauty College we offer a creative route to education. Our cosmetology program offers many different options.
Trend: Cosmetology is on the rise. The demand for cosmetology professionals is promising. Most people like to think that behind the chair is the only route to take with a degree in cosmetology but they are not right. Instructor, salon owner, makeup artists, runway stylists estheticians or a beauty product salesperson are all alternative professions you can take up with a degree in cosmetology. Call and talk to our admissions team today!
DON’T: Wear the same pastel nail colors you were wearing this summer
Why: The pastel pinks and purples were a hit this summer but it’s time to come to the dark side. When people think of fall they think Hallow
een and Thanksgiving; those don’t really resonate with pinks and purples. Bottom line: with the leaves changing, so should your nail color.
Trend: Elle Magazine is showing us that some of the top trends this falls are darker blues and greens, even get playful with some deeper reds. You can still have fun and throw some golden sparkles in to liven up your darker colors.
Did you know that manicuring is also a part of cosmetology school? If hair, skin and nails sound like your definition of fun, then contact our admissions team today and see if cosmetology is the right path for you! Now that you have all some do’s and don’ts of fall, DON’T wait to contact us!
Katie is a master instructor for the Esthetics program as well as a JBC graduate and alumna. In class, Katie believes learning the fundamentals and foundations of esthetics is key in not only passing your state board exam, but going out into the workforce with confidence. She is dedicated to teaching her students all that is necessary to know in order to become an educated and successful skin therapist. She likes to motivate her students by providing a fun and unique learning experience. When you’re having a bad day, class is the best place to be!
Sabrina Maynard is a Financial Aid Specialist at Jenks Beauty College. Prior to joining the team of Jenks Beauty College in 2021, she was a Financial Aid Specialist at a previous college and has 8 years of experience in financial aid. She received her Master’s Degree in School Administration from Northeastern State University. She has a passion for education and takes great pride in assisting others with pursuing a higher education. Sabrina enjoys spending time with her family, camping, going to concerts and traveling.
Christopher T. Westmoreland is the Registrar for the Jenks Beauty College. Prior to joining the team at Jenks Beauty College Christopher worked for the Veterans Administration and Northeastern State University. This has given him an insight into higher education and the college experience.
Jamison White is a master educator with 25 years’ experience. He hold two master instructor licenses in Barbering and Cosmetology. He has worked as a mentor, Salon Manager and stylist behind the chair. He also specializes in hair restoration as he was a salon supervisor for Hairclub for 5 years. He is very passionate about teaching students and sharing his experience to provide them with a more in depth learning curriculum.
Brooklyn is a Licensed Esthetician and Esthetician Instructor. After attending Jenks Beauty College as a student, she’s thrilled to be able to return as an instructor and instill the skills and knowledge to current students that was imparted on her. Her passion and the willingness to learn new things in the ever-changing field of Esthetics is what drives her to be a better Esthetician and instructor for her student body.
Karlette Morrison is the Jenks Beauty College Nail Technology Department Head, that holds a CND Grand Master Certification, who educates students on the fundamentals of Nail Technology, as well as current nail trends and the standards of Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering. Karlette has been in the Nail Technology industry for 15+ years and is a licensed Nail Tech working in a prominent Tulsa salon where she had the privilege of taking care of two reigning Miss Oklahoma title holders.
“Maggie is a licensed cosmetologist who is also a Master Instructor. Her comprehension and knowledge are a wonderful asset to the staff and students. Maggie’s passion has always been teaching and shaping the lives of career-minded individuals. When Maggie is not enjoying a busy day at JBC she spends time with her husband and going on fun-filled adventures with her adorable niece! Family, friends, and students mean the world to Maggie. “
Brittany Lawton is our OPI certified Nail Technology instructor and Department Head. She is a licensed cosmetologist who loves helping people become passionate about nails. Brittany enjoys making her class fun, challenging, and exciting daily for her students and is outside of the box thinker who likes to break the barriers of normal nails. Her students are encouraged to do things that they can’t do until it becomes something they can!
I believe that Education is the lighting of a fire. – Yeats
Pre Robertson is a Master Instructor at Jenks Beauty College. Along with her broad knowledge and experience in Cosmetology, Barbering, Hair Braiding, Hair extensions, Natural Hair Care and Makeup Artistry, she holds an Associate’s degree in Cosmetology/Barbering and over a decade of experience in the beauty industry.
Leonda Clements, is the Director of Financial Aid at Jenks Beauty College. Leonda brings with her 30+ years’ experience in the finance field, with expertise in financial aid, student account management, financial literacy as well as default management, veteran education benefits as well as customer service.
Shay Ryan is the Jenks Beauty College Dir. of Education. Shay has proudly been in the beauty industry for 25 years. Shay is the owner of a Rustic Elegance Salon & Spa located in The Farm Shopping Center. Shay’s passion is within her students. “Seeing them build confidence and having light-bulb moments is what it’s all about.” I love our industry because it allows us to be free. Free to explore all avenues of creativity. We have the opportunity to never stop learning. While not serving our students. Shay enjoys spending time with family and friends.
Tonya Pettit is a native Oklahoman from Muskogee. This “Okie from Muskogee” has a sincere passion watching students succeed while identifying the gifts that they have. Tonya got her start in higher education working in Financial Aid beginning in 2008. It’s her personal mission to teach students how affordable college really is and educating students on how to be financially responsible. Tonya’s family has strong ties to the cosmetology industry. Tonya is a third generation cosmetology school graduate. On the side, she is an avid baker and treats maker for special events. In her home life, she is a proud mom of an amazing son that is working on his Ph.D. and is also an award-winning bodybuilder.
Liane Daniel is a Master Instructor at Jenks Beauty College. She was born in Germany and graduated from Beauty College in 1982 in her hometown of Schweinfurt. Liane was active in her salon business for nearly a decade and earned multiple accolades including “Multiply International Hair Competitions” in which she received 1st and 2nd Place in Haircutting and Up-Do’s. 
Rhonda Williams is Jenks Beauty College’s Managing Master Instructor. Rhonda has devoted her entire adult life advocating for the cosmetology field and serving students. A Sapulpa native, Rhonda has been married to her high-school sweetheart for over forty years. Rhonda has one daughter that is also a member of the beauty industry. Rhonda has been employed and serving students at Jenks Beauty College for thirty years, and even more in the field at large. 