01-08-14-ftcc-spa.gifAfter the holidays, take a break and spend some time relaxing from the stress that many times accompanies the hustle and bustle of the season. Fayetteville Technical Community College has an affordable option for you to consider for some de-stressing. The FTCC Cosmetology Department invites you to visit and receive new and exciting nail and skin care services! Hours of operation have been extended to include nights and weekends.

The Nail/Technology clinic now offers many services including basic manicures and pedicures as well as advanced nail applications, such as gel nails, acrylic nails and nail art.

FTCC’s state-of-the-art Esthetics clinic offers basic or European facials, all waxing services, chemical peels, and make-up application. We invite you to visit the Esthetics clinic for a quiet, peaceful spa setting and ultimate relaxation.

FTCC advanced-level cosmetology department students perform the services under the careful direction of well-qualified instructors. The addition of Natural Nail Care is a new service that is coming soon to the Cosmetology Department.

The Salon & Spa Services Educational Center’s growth has surpassed all expectations! Fayetteville Tech’s Salon & Spa Services Educational Center offers a 1,500-hour Cosmetology program, a 600-hour Esthetics Program and a 300-hour Nail Technology Program. All programs prepare graduates to take the North Carolina State Board Licensing Examination.

The Salon Spa Service Educational Center offers both day and evening classes and is open to the public for client services.

Don’t delay! Visit FTCC’s beautiful Salon & Spa Services facility located at 2817 Fort Bragg Rd. or call (910) 678-0158 for more information.

Photo: FTCC’s state-of-the-art Esthetics clinic offers basic or European facials, all waxing services, chemical peels, and make-up application.

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