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Cosmetology

Cosmetology

Cosmetology includes the study of hair, nails, cosmetics, and esthetic services.

Learn more about the Cosmetology program at SDCC. This library guide highlights some of the resources at SDCC Library that support your Cosmetology studies.

Discover Topics

When searching your topic, consider the key terms related to it. Try out different words, phrases, and terminology to find new information.

Read E-Books

To search for e-books available through SDCC Library, start on our home page.

  • Click SDCCD Books+
  • Click Advanced Search
  • Type in your search term(s)
  • Press SEARCH
  • Now Refine your Search Results appears in the left column
  • Click on Available Online

Featured E-Books

Find Articles

Access databases containing articles through our A-Z Databases List.

Select from category, resource type, vendor, or alphabetical by database title.

  • Scroll down for a quick look at the topics in each database. EBSCO’s Academic Search Complete is a robust database with articles on just about everything and is often a good place to start.
  • Some databases include articles from journals magazines and newspapers as well as books.  If you are unsure what kind of resource you have, ask us on 24/7 chat on our home page or ask your instructor.
  • The databases that say they include “scholarly or peer reviewed” resources may also contain popular resources.  If so, it is likely you will find a way to limit to either the scholarly/peer reviewed sources or the popular sources.

Watch Videos

Access to City College streaming videos is through our A-Z Databases List.

  • Select the Filter by Resource Type dropdown menu.
  • Select Video and click the blue Filter button to see a list of video collections

Get Research Help

For simple questions about the library, email us at citylib@sdccd.edu

Get help finding the books and articles you need via 24/ chat with a librarian (floating chat box)

Learn how to do research from these resources:

Stop by the City College Library (R Building) during business hours and discuss what you need with a faculty-librarian at the Information Desk (reference).  Or call us at 619-388-3288.