A six-month academy of intensive study and practice under the supervision of a cosmetologist with over 15 years of experience.
The Academy is intended for beginners.
beauty business on solid pillars
Become an EXPERT for whom the QUALITY of the services offered is the most important, because it is based on the TRUST and LOYALTY of customers.
workshops or training courses conducted with passion and commitment by a cosmetologist with over 15 years of experience?
well-paid and satisfying
work, or run your own,
dream living room
cosmetic?
an instructor who works and teaches in the field of interdisciplinary cosmetology, for which
Is the quality of the courses and trainings conducted important?
run fully equipped
beauty salons?
knowledge in small groups with an individual approach to the student?
help, support
and post-training care?
Take a look at my Google business card, Facebook reviews, and Instagram and you'll see how many of my students have stepped out of my shoes and developed their beauty businesses in the Netherlands and Europe.
The Cosmetology Academy is the gateway to spreading your wings and achieving professional success. Graduates of the Cosmetology Academy are prepared to choose skincare treatments and apply therapies based on their skin diagnosis. They can perform skincare, therapeutic, and preventative treatments, and develop home care plans for their clients. They also know how to properly care for skin affected by skin conditions. By acquiring comprehensive therapeutic and diagnostic skills from an interdisciplinary perspective, as well as knowledge of managing and promoting a beauty business, they are ready to organize and run their own beauty salon.
This is not just another course.
This is a space where women change their future.
Where you gain not only a profession, but self-confidence, independence and real competences.
Where experts, leaders and conscious office owners are born.
Academy of Cosmetology™ is a six-month, intensive educational program that equips you with reliable knowledge, practical skills, and… the courage to take your first (or next) step in the beauty industry – and go further than you ever thought possible.
You learn in the spirit of interdisciplinary cosmetology - holistically, deeply, with passion and professionalism.
We meet monthly, on weekends (Saturday-Sunday), to develop your skills step by step over the course of 6 months – from theory, through practice, to real action.
✔ Reliable, interdisciplinary knowledge in the field of cosmetology, including dermatology, allergology, dietetics, and supplementation – I teach a holistic approach that combines modern technologies, manual techniques, and medical knowledge
✔ Professional skin diagnostics, allowing you to create individual, effective care plans
✔ Working with modern cosmetic equipment and proficiency in advanced manual therapies inspired by Asian methods
✔ Ready-made, proven treatment protocols that will build trust with your clients and streamline their daily work
✔ Knowledge of marketing, building a personal brand, and running a business in the beauty industry
✔ Ongoing support and mentoring - I'm with you every step of the way, even after you complete the Academy
✔ Access to a supportive community of women who inspire, motivate, and help each other on their path to success
My graduates open their own salons, build brands, acquire clients, and train others.
They don't wait. They act. They earn. And they build professional lives on solid foundations. They don't wait for a miracle—they create it themselves.
Bo Academy of Cosmetology™ it's not just education.
It's a community.
This is a space for development.
It is the power of women who support, inspire and together change the face of the beauty industry in the Netherlands, Belgium and throughout Europe.
The investment in your development is €3,700, with the option of convenient payment in 6 interest-free installments (payable by the 5th of each month from August to January for the Academy in the September edition and from December to May for the Academy in the January edition) – because we believe that every step towards a new life should be simple and accessible.
The course fee is exempt from VAT.
VAT exempt
The First Degree Cosmetology Academy is a beginner-level course. There are no entry requirements.
First Degree Cosmetologist Academy, September and January editions – duration: 6 months, including: 60 hours of theory in stationary mode, 60 hours of practice, 120 hours of theory online.
Teaching materials are included in the course price.
The final exam consists of theoretical and practical sections. Passing the exam requires 80% correct answers and a minimum of 80% attendance.
Number of exams: 1
If you fail the exam, you are entitled to one free retake on a date agreed with the course organizer Skin Academy Julia Rogozińska.
Diplomas and certificates issued by Skin Academy Julia Rogozińska confirm obtaining industry qualifications and meeting high quality standards, but they do not constitute state documents.
It's time for you.
Take a step that could change everything.
Check out the program and sign up by email or via the registration form.
– symptoms of skin diseases
– bacterial infections
– the most common fungal dermatophytoses
– viral diseases
– erythematous, erythematous-exfoliative and papular skin dermatoses
– selected autoimmune diseases
– selected connective tissue diseases
– diseases of the sebaceous and sweat glands
- genodermatoses
– psoriasis and psoriasiform dermatoses
– selected allergic skin diseases
- photodermatosis
– pigmentation disorders
– moles and benign skin tumors
– precancerous conditions and carcinomas in situ
– malignant skin tumors
– changes in selected endocrine diseases
Psychodermatology
– what is psychodermatology
– the role of psychodermatology in the work of a cosmetologist
– psychodermatozy
– stress and skin diseases
– adverse reactions to cosmetics
– causes of allergic reactions
– hives
– drug eruptions
– contact dermatitis
– occupational eczema
– atopic dermatitis
– lichen
– the essence of oncological cosmetology
– the effect of chemotherapy on the skin
– the effect of radiotherapy on the skin
– care for oncology clients (during and after treatment)
- bones
– muscle anatomy
– vascularization
– innervation
– lymph nodes
structure and functions of the skin
– structure and functions of skin appendages
– protective functions of the skin
– skin and immune system
– the effect of hormones on the skin
– the influence of external and internal factors on the skin
– assessment of healthy skin
– TEWL
– skin exfoliation/healing/regeneration process
– skin types
– types of customs
– combined therapies
– home care
– skin changes and diseases in pregnant women
– care for pregnant and breastfeeding women
– contraindications for care and treatment in pregnant women
– massage for pregnant women
– the role of androgens in the physiological processes of men's skin
– differences in the structure of the skin of men and women
– features of men's skin
– home and salon care for men's skin
– professional dermocosmetic interview
– treatment indications/contraindications
– consent form
– selection of treatments and home care
– creating care plans
– combined therapies
– characteristics of the orbital area
– characteristic features of the skin around the eyes
– signs of aging in the orbital area
– cosmetological treatment
– eyebrow and eyelash care products
– products and materials for dyeing eyebrows and eyelashes
– indications / contraindications
– allergies and irritations caused by henna
– eyebrow shaping
– types of waxing
- contraindications
– accessories and devices used in waxing
– stages of the procedure
– adverse reactions
– perioperative recommendations
Guide to devices and their operation, distributors and manufacturers:
– radio frequency
– infrared
– IPL
– LED
– ultrasound
– magnetic field
– hydrogen purification
– cryolipolysis
– microneedle mesotherapy
– oxygen infusion
– acoustic waves
– electrotherapy
– vacuum massage
– presoterapia
– electrostimulation
– carboxytherapy
– microdermabrasion
– plasma and microplasma
– laser tulowy 1927 nm
– laser picosecond (including: removal of permanent makeup, tattoos, discolorations, non-ablative resurfacing, hair epilation, erythema reduction, carbon peeling)
– 448kHz technology
– labile radio wave
– hybrid laser for removing blood vessels
– low-energy laser 635nm
– disposable accessories
– cosmetic furniture
– the role of lighting
– sterilizers and autoclaves
– beams Wooda
– diagnostic scanner
– division of chemical peels
– the mechanism of action of superficial peels
– indications
– treatment methodology
– periprocedural reactions
– possible complications
– skin care after a series of treatments using chemical peels
– definition of massage
– massage division
- contraindications
– the role of massage
– the importance of nutrition in the prevention and treatment of selected skin diseases
– the influence of selected nutrients on skin functions
– the impact of nutrition on the condition of hair and nails
– the importance and role of supplementation
– the role of social media in the work of a cosmetologist
– building a personal brand
– beauty business development strategy
– graphics and video in the promotion and advertising of the office
– how to start a business in the Netherlands
– what is the KVK number
– guidelines and requirements for running a beauty salon in the Netherlands
– authorization to run a beauty salon in the Netherlands
working with a Wood's lamp
– skin type recognition
– skin type recognition
– creating home care plans
– discussion of cosmetic ingredients in skin care
– selection of care and treatment procedures in a beauty salon
– interpersonal communication
– selling/recommending beauty salon cosmetics
– discussion of treatment indications/contraindications
– consent form for the procedure
– hennaing eyebrows and eyelashes
– eyebrow shaping
– eye make-up removal
– performing a care treatment with the selection of a peeling, massage, mask and cream
– recognition of skin type, complexion type
– performing a full care procedure
* makeup removal
* peeling
* massage
* mask (algae, peel-off, sheet, cream)
* finishing cream
– stroking stage
– grinding stage
– kneading stage
– tapping stage
– vibration stage
– massage with a gua-sha plate
– selecting the appropriate procedure for working with wax
– eyebrow depilation
– armpit hair removal
– hand depilation
– leg depilation
– shallow bikini hair removal
– preparing the workplace
– discussion of the stages of the procedure
– discussion of indications and contraindications
– discussion of possible adverse reactions in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– learning work techniques
– discussion of combined therapies
– cavitation peeling
* indications/contraindications
* treatment methodology
* combined therapies
– sonophoresis
* indications/contraindications
* treatment methodology
* combined therapies
– indications/contraindications
– galvanization
– juntophoresis
– D'arsonwala currents
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– dr pen vs Dermapen4
– discussion of possible adverse reactions and complications in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– learning work techniques
– discussion of combined therapies
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– selection of preparations and work with the laser
– discussion of combined therapies
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– discussion of possible adverse reactions and complications in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– learning work techniques
– discussion of combined therapies
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– discussion of possible adverse reactions and complications in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– performing the procedure
– discussion of combined therapies
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– discussion of possible adverse reactions and complications in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– performing the procedure
– discussion of combined therapies
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– discussion of possible adverse reactions and complications in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– removal of fibromas
– closing of blood vessels
– closing Spider Naevi, Campbell de Morgan spots
– preparing the workplace
– indications/contraindications
– discussion of possible adverse reactions in the event of an improperly performed procedure
– performing the procedure
– discussion of combined therapies
– AHA – alfahydroksykwasy
– BHA – betahydroksykwasy
– PHA – polihydroksykwasy
– TCA – trichloroacetic acids
Don't wait for your competition to overtake you and take care of clients in your area! Take your place in the Cosmetology Academy today and spread your wings!
The Cosmetologist Academy classes will be held at:
Minervum 7444a 4817 ZG Breda
Dates of individual meetings:
The Academy starts on September 13, 2025
Meeting dates:
• 13–14.09.2025
• 25–26.10.2025
• 22–23.11.2025
• 13–14.12.2025
• 24–25.01.2026
• 21–22.02.2026
