Introduction
The Marinello Schools of Beauty are named after a famous Renaissance man, the 16th Century Italian physician and gynecologist Giovanni Marinello, who today is widely regarded as the father of modern cosmetology. The famous physician wrote a book called “The Beautification of the Ladies” in mid-16th century and those writings have since been used as an introduction to cosmetology.
The Marinello schools themselves have a history going back to 1903 and were the invention of a famous creator of beauty products, Ruth Maurer, who coincidentally was the wife of a physician. Starting with a school in La Crosse, Wisconsin, the enterprising lady soon created other schools in New York and Los Angeles. Today, Marinello schools are found in Utah, Arizona, California and Nevada.
The Las Vegas campus is located on 5001 East Bonanza Road, Las Vegas, Nevada.