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Meanings of beautician in English

Catalan
esteticista
Spanish
esteticista

One who does hair styling, manicures, and other beauty treatments.

esteticista
Usage of beautician in English
1
Trips to the beautician have taken even more of a back seat.
The Irish Times
2
She went blind when a beautician dyeing her eyelashes sprayed her eyes.
The new yorker
3
She is a beautician, and her husband works as a car mechanic.
Fear nothing
4
Hindley is a beautician with a small salon in a village outside Leeds.
The Guardian
5
We spoke to a barber, newsagent, beautician, tattoo artist and bartender to find out.
BBC
6
Van Ness writes that he then got his beautician certificate and moved to LA.
News.com.au
7
The somewhat old-fashioned name of beautician has largely been replaced by the term, beauty therapist.
The Irish Times
8
People canceled beautician appointments, wary of close physical contact.
Reuters
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When it comes to interacting with a hairdresser or beautician, what processes are in place?
News.com.au
10
Kiera gave the non-possessed beautician girl a blank-eyed glance.
The Naked God
11
A couple of women whose hair and nails screamed "beautician" came in later.
White night
12
Anuradha faces losing her part-time job as a beautician.
Radio NZ
13
Rome is in a spellbinding state of neglect -trascurata, as a local beautician puts it.
The Guardian
14
The local mortician, the local librarian, and the local beautician are also in the dead-letter file.
Salem’s Lot
15
He has studied business management behind bars and had a relationship with girlfriend Lena, a beautician.
News.com.au
16
A beautician in North Lincolnshire is offering free facials to encourage woman to have cervical smear tests.
BBC
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