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Registered Barber Written and Oral Test

Provider
Louisiana Board of Barber Examiners
Format
Written and oral test
Time limit
Written portion: one hour; no separate oral time stated.
Passing score
Registered-barber licensing examination: 70% overall and at least 60% in each part; practical and oral segments 60% of total, written 40%.
Practice scope

The authority has not published an examination outline; the practice questions follow the scope of the existing question bank.

  • Introduction to Barbering
    • Professional orientation, ethics, shop safety, and occupational stress
  • Louisiana Laws and Regulations
    • Statutory duties and rules for students, shop management, and licensed barbers
  • Implements
    • Identification, handling, use, care, and sanitation of barber implements
  • Sanitation and Safety
    • Bacteria, disinfection methods, safety, and state sanitation requirements
  • Shampooing
    • Hair and scalp analysis, product selection, shampooing, and rinsing
  • Taper Haircut
    • Tool handling, tapering, blending, balance, and client hair analysis
  • Men's Haircutting
    • Style cutting, razor cutting, finishing, and hairpiece fit and care
  • Women's Haircutting
    • Feature analysis, lengths, cutting methods, and styling techniques
  • Shaving
    • Skin and beard analysis, sanitation, preparation, razor strokes, finishing, and beard design
  • Massage and Facials
    • Massage and facial types, masks, creams, and hand manipulations
  • Skin and Scalp
    • Structure, function, disorders, and contagious versus noncontagious conditions
  • Hair
    • Functions, structure, and growth of hair
  • Chemicals
    • Chemical hazards, waves, relaxers, color, bleach, application, removal, and processing
  • Chemistry
    • Compounds, mixtures, water hardness, and cosmetics
  • Anatomy and Physiology
    • Cells and body systems relevant to barbering
  • Shop Management and Salesmanship
    • Board requirements, locations, personal duties, records, advertising, and promotion
  • Employment Preparation
    • Licensure, renewal, legal responsibilities, and workplace transition
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