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Aesthetician License

Individual license to practice aesthetics; includes initial licensure, reciprocity, renewal and restoration.

Licensing authority: Delaware Board of Cosmetology and Barbering / Division of Professional Regulation · Application information

Initial licensure by examination — apprenticeship

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Apprenticeship Period
5100 §3.3.7 requires completion in not less than 30 weeks and not more than 24 months; licensed shop, approved teacher and documented hours are required.
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Training
Complete 1,200 apprenticeship hours; no more than 10 hours daily or 40 weekly excluding makeup; complete within two years (§5127(a)(2)).
Initial licensure by examination — foreign trained applicant

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Training
Provide evidence satisfactory to the Board of training equivalent to §5127(a)(2), while meeting all other §5127 requirements.
Translation And Evaluation
5100 §1.3 requires an acceptable translation when appropriate and a Board-approved credential evaluation.
Initial licensure by examination with military education, training or experience credit

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Military Status
Active duty military, National Guard, military reserve, retired military or military veteran as defined in §8735(p)(7).
Other Requirements
All other licensure requirements, including examination, still apply.
Training Credit
Board must accept military training, education or experience substantially equivalent to the legal training requirement; submit proof with a new or pending full-license application.
Initial licensure by examination — school training

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Earlier School Condition
5100 §15.0 states: "An applicant who can demonstrate, to the Board's satisfaction, that the applicant began school prior to June 26, 2010 shall complete 125 hours of education in nail technology. An applicant who began school on or after June 26, 2010 shall complete 300 hours of education in nail technology. 20 DE Reg. 916 (05/01/17) 26 DE Reg. 1077 (06/01/23) 15.0 Education Requirements for Aesthetician Applicants [ 24 Del.C. §5127(a)(2) ] An applicant who can demonstrate, to the Board's satisfaction, that the applicant began school prior to June 26, 2010 shall complete 300 hours of education in aesthetics. An applicant who began school on or after June 26, 2010 shall complete 600 hours of education in aesthetics.". The 600-hour statute controls; the rule states the Board's older-started-school treatment.
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Training
Complete at least 600 hours of aesthetics study under §5127(a)(2).
Late renewal within five years
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Renew through DELPROS; pay renewal fee and late fee.
Continuing Education
Provide proof of any continuing education requirements established by the Board (§5111(b)).
Existing License
License has lapsed for less than five years.
Practice
Do not practice with an expired license or resume before active renewal is confirmed.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

License continuation during military deployment
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Other Duties
All other licensure requirements remain applicable under §8735(p)(5).
Protection
No expiry until 180 days after return if no CE is required, or 270 days if CE is required; submit renewal documentation in the corresponding statutory period.
Qualifying Person
Qualifying military person with a valid license at deployment; submit continuation request through DELPROS.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military reinstatement within two years — member
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Applicant
Qualifying military person.
Lapsed License
Apply within two years of lapse; the license must not have been suspended or revoked unless restored before lapse.
Proof And Fees
Submit profession's reinstatement documents and fees, acceptable official status and Delaware assignment proof; for an aesthetics or instructor license lapsed within two years, §5111(b) permits renewal without the over-five-year practical retest.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Military reinstatement within two years — spouse
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Applicant
Spouse of qualifying military person.
Lapsed License
Apply within two years of lapse; the license must not have been suspended or revoked unless restored before lapse.
Proof And Fees
Submit profession's reinstatement documents and fees, acceptable official status and Delaware assignment proof; for an aesthetics or instructor license lapsed within two years, §5111(b) permits renewal without the over-five-year practical retest.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reapplication by reciprocity after expiration over five years — Method 1
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Apply in DELPROS and pay fees.
Board Prior Exam Condition
The Board's reciprocity page states: "Both methods require you to have passed a written and practical examination which was professionally developed and used on a national basis.". This unnamed prior examination slot is a condition; §5131 and §5111(a) establish issuance by reciprocity.
Board Reapplication Condition
The renewal page requires a current external license and at least one continuous year of practice within the past five years: "You must reapply by reciprocity if you previously held a DE license AND… it has been over 5 years since the license expired, AND you hold a current license in another jurisdiction, AND you have practiced in that jurisdiction for at least one continuous year within the past five years.".
English
If the written exam was in another language, demonstrate English communication ability under §5131(b).
Good Standing
Submit evidence verified by oath of good standing under §5127(a)(5)–(8).
License
Hold a current aesthetics license in good standing from a state, District of Columbia or U.S. territory; submit verification of all present and past licenses directly from each licensing authority and copies of current licenses.
Method
A current jurisdiction has substantially similar licensing standards.
Previous Delaware License
Former Delaware Aesthetician license expired more than five years.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reapplication by reciprocity after expiration over five years — Method 2
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Apply in DELPROS and pay fees.
Board Prior Exam Condition
The Board's reciprocity page states: "Both methods require you to have passed a written and practical examination which was professionally developed and used on a national basis.". This unnamed prior examination slot is a condition; §5131 and §5111(a) establish issuance by reciprocity.
Board Reapplication Condition
The renewal page requires a current external license and at least one continuous year of practice within the past five years: "You must reapply by reciprocity if you previously held a DE license AND… it has been over 5 years since the license expired, AND you hold a current license in another jurisdiction, AND you have practiced in that jurisdiction for at least one continuous year within the past five years.".
English
If the written exam was in another language, demonstrate English communication ability under §5131(b).
Good Standing
Submit evidence verified by oath of good standing under §5127(a)(5)–(8).
License
Hold a current aesthetics license in good standing from a state, District of Columbia or U.S. territory; submit verification of all present and past licenses directly from each licensing authority and copies of current licenses.
Method
All current jurisdictions have less stringent requirements; satisfy the specific aesthetics §5131(a) requirement of work during 3 of the last 5 years.
Previous Delaware License
Former Delaware Aesthetician license expired more than five years.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement after expiration over five years
National Esthetics Practical Examination (assessment without a question bank)
Application
Submit reinstatement application and fee through DELPROS; the Board provides examination registration information after reviewing the application.
Examination
Retake and pass the profession's practical examination; no theory examination is required by §5111(b) for this restoration route.
Former License
Previous Delaware Aesthetician license expired more than five years.
Practice
Do not resume practice until reinstatement is confirmed.
Biennial renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Renew through DELPROS; pay renewal fee.
Continuing Education
Provide proof of any continuing education requirements established by the Board (§5111(b)).
Existing License
Existing Delaware license; aesthetician and instructor licenses expire March 31 of even years.
Practice
Do not practice with an expired license or resume before active renewal is confirmed.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

New license after revocation

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Previous License
Previous license revoked; §5111(d) requires a new application, all examinations and all appropriate fees.
Reinstatement after suspension or removal of probation
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Board Decision
Comply with disciplinary or corrective measures the Board imposes under §5114(c); restoration remains subject to the individual order. No particular currently offered examination is identified by that provision.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Unrestricted licensure following voluntary treatment
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Program
Complete the Voluntary Treatment Option program and comply with the treatment agreement and any Board restrictions before applying for unrestricted licensure.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Licensure by reciprocity — Method 1
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Apply in DELPROS and pay fees.
Board Prior Exam Condition
The Board's reciprocity page states: "Both methods require you to have passed a written and practical examination which was professionally developed and used on a national basis.". This unnamed prior examination slot is a condition; §5131 and §5111(a) establish issuance by reciprocity.
English
If the written exam was in another language, demonstrate English communication ability under §5131(b).
Good Standing
Submit evidence verified by oath of good standing under §5127(a)(5)–(8).
License
Hold a current aesthetics license in good standing from a state, District of Columbia or U.S. territory; submit verification of all present and past licenses directly from each licensing authority and copies of current licenses.
Method
A current licensing jurisdiction has substantially similar standards.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Licensure by reciprocity — Method 2
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Apply in DELPROS and pay fees.
Board Experience Condition
The Board reciprocity page states: "Proof of at least one year of full-time experience within the last five years. Your experience must be in the field in which you are applying for a Delaware License. The proof must show at least one continuous year of experience in the past five years . The year of experience must be a full uninterrupted year of work while holding a valid license in the same field of cosmetology to which you are applying.". Rule 5100 §5.0 also states one continuous year in the jurisdiction of current licensure. The specific aesthetics statute requires 3 of the last 5 years.
Board Prior Exam Condition
The Board's reciprocity page states: "Both methods require you to have passed a written and practical examination which was professionally developed and used on a national basis.". This unnamed prior examination slot is a condition; §5131 and §5111(a) establish issuance by reciprocity.
English
If the written exam was in another language, demonstrate English communication ability under §5131(b).
Good Standing
Submit evidence verified by oath of good standing under §5127(a)(5)–(8).
License
Hold a current aesthetics license in good standing from a state, District of Columbia or U.S. territory; submit verification of all present and past licenses directly from each licensing authority and copies of current licenses.
Method
All current licensing jurisdictions have less stringent standards. Under the specific aesthetics statute §5131(a), prove work in another jurisdiction or jurisdictions for 3 of the last 5 years immediately before application.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Temporary Work Permit for Aesthetics

Temporary supervised practice for a qualified aesthetics examination applicant; separate temporary reciprocity permission is provided by §2.10.

Licensing authority: Delaware Board of Cosmetology and Barbering / Division of Professional Regulation · Application information

Temporary work permit pending examination

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Board Failure Condition
The Board page states: "If you do not pass both exams within two years after applying for the permit, your temporary permit will expire. You must wait one year from the date of the last exam, then reapply and meet all requirements for licensure. These requirements include repeating all educational requirements and re-taking and passing both exams.".
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Eligibility
Otherwise qualified and eligible for the aesthetics examination; fees paid.
Failure Wait
5100 §2.3 requires six months after the last failed examination before a new temporary-permit application after the two-year period; the Board exam page instead states one year and repeating education and both exams.
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Permit Period
Permit is valid until 30 days after the next available examination; eligibility for temporary permits lasts two years after application.
Supervision
Licensed aesthetician, aesthetics instructor, cosmetologist or cosmetology instructor.
Temporary work permit while reciprocity application is considered
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Application
Apply in DELPROS and pay fees.
Board Prior Exam Condition
The Board's reciprocity page states: "Both methods require you to have passed a written and practical examination which was professionally developed and used on a national basis.". This unnamed prior examination slot is a condition; §5131 and §5111(a) establish issuance by reciprocity.
English
If the written exam was in another language, demonstrate English communication ability under §5131(b).
Good Standing
Submit evidence verified by oath of good standing under §5127(a)(5)–(8).
License
Hold a current aesthetics license in good standing from a state, District of Columbia or U.S. territory; submit verification of all present and past licenses directly from each licensing authority and copies of current licenses.
Statutory Standards
For aesthetics, satisfy the specific reciprocity provision §5131 rather than infer another profession's examination requirements from the general §5109 reference in §2.10.
Temporary Decision
Board may issue a temporary reciprocity work permit under §2.10; review experience for less stringent jurisdictions; permit expires 14 calendar days after the Board meeting considering the application.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Subsequent temporary work permit after examination failure

All of the following:

Application
Submit required application, documentation and fees; first-time examination applicants apply through Prometric and provide their school transcript directly to it.
Board Failure Condition
The Board page states: "If you do not pass both exams within two years after applying for the permit, your temporary permit will expire. You must wait one year from the date of the last exam, then reapply and meet all requirements for licensure. These requirements include repeating all educational requirements and re-taking and passing both exams.".
Bulletin Instructions
The Board page directs candidates to the NIC CIB for their specific examination and test date; its older paragraph still describes a transition to 2022 exams on August 1, 2024. Requirement leaves reference the current frozen registered versions supplied by this task.
Criminal History
No substantially related conviction; the Board may waive §5127(a)(6) under the standards and review specified there and in 29 Del. C. §8735(x).
Discipline
Disclose prior administrative penalties and agreements; the Board determines their effect after hearing (§5127(a)(7)); no pending disciplinary proceedings or unresolved complaints (§5127(a)(8)).
Eligibility
Document examination failure and registration for the next examination.
Failure Wait
5100 §2.3 requires six months after the last failed examination before a new temporary-permit application after the two-year period; the Board exam page instead states one year and repeating education and both exams.
Fitness
No practice-limiting drug or alcohol impairment (§5127(a)(5)).
General Education
Successfully completed tenth grade or equivalent, supported by a certified transcript or other proof accepted by the Board (§5127(a)(1)).
Permit Period
Permit is valid until 30 days after the next available examination; eligibility for temporary permits lasts two years after application.
Supervision
Licensed aesthetician, aesthetics instructor, cosmetologist or cosmetology instructor.

National Esthetics Practical Examination

This assessment does not have a question bank.

Provider
National-Interstate Council of State Boards of Cosmetology (NIC); administered by Test Administration companies and States upon approval and authorization of NIC
Format
Performance (practical) examination on a mannequin in six timed or untimed core sections evaluated by examiners; States may add NIC additional sections (Eyelash Enhancement, Hair Removal of the Upper Lip with Hard Wax, Hard Wax of the Eyebrow, Particle Microdermabrasion); candidates bring their own supply kit
Examination sources

National Esthetics Theory Examination

Provider
National-Interstate Council of State Boards of Cosmetology (NIC); administered by Test Administration companies and States upon approval and authorization of NIC
Format
Theory examination of four-option multiple-choice items, only one option correct
Exam questions
110 items, of which 100 are weighted and contribute to the final score
Time limit
90 minutes
Examination outline
  • SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTS (55%) (55%)
    • Basic knowledge of microbiology (i.e., bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungi)
    • Apply knowledge of infection control procedures related to: — Levels of infection control (i.e., sanitation, disinfection, sterilization)
    • Apply knowledge of infection control procedures related to: — Methods of infection control (i.e., heat, chemical agents)
    • Apply knowledge of safety procedures and guidelines related to: — Standard (Universal) Precautions
    • Apply knowledge of safety procedures and guidelines related to: — Blood exposure procedures
    • Apply knowledge of safety procedures and guidelines related to: — Safety Data Sheets (SDS) (e.g., manufacturer’s labeling)
    • Apply knowledge of safety procedures and guidelines related to: — Handling of chemicals
    • Demonstrate a basic understanding of human physiology and anatomy related to: — Cells and their functions
    • Demonstrate a basic understanding of human physiology and anatomy related to: — Tissues (i.e., epithelial, connective, nerve, muscular)
    • Demonstrate a basic understanding of human physiology and anatomy related to: — Organs and their function (e.g., skin, lungs, heart)
    • Demonstrate a basic understanding of human physiology and anatomy related to: — Systems and their functions (e.g., muscular, integumentary, nervous, endocrine, skeletal)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of histology and physiology of the skin related to: — Structure and function of the layers of the skin
    • Demonstrate an understanding of histology and physiology of the skin related to: — Structure and function of the glands
    • Demonstrate an understanding of histology and physiology of the skin related to: — Functions of the skin (e.g., protection, temperature regulation, absorption)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Disorders of the sebaceous gland (e.g., acne, milia, seborrhea)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Disorders of the sudoriferous gland (e.g., hyperhidrosis, bromhydrosis, anhidrosis)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Contagious diseases (e.g., bacterial conjunctivitis, herpes simplex, tinea)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Skin inflammations (e.g., dermatitis, eczema, rosacea)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Skin pigmentation (i.e., hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Skin growths (e.g., skin tags, moles, keratoma)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Skin cancers (i.e., basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, melanoma)
    • Recognize and understand skin disorders and diseases related to: — Primary and secondary skin lesions
    • Understanding function and composition of the hair related to: — Structure of the hair and its follicle
    • Understanding function and composition of the hair related to: — Growth cycles
    • Understanding function and composition of the hair related to: — Abnormal hair growth (e.g., hirsutism, hypertrichosis)
    • Understanding basic chemistry as related to: — Ingredients
    • Understanding basic chemistry as related to: — Labeling
    • Understanding basic chemistry as related to: — Function (e.g., hydration, protection, cleanse)
    • Understanding basic chemistry as related to: — Acidity/Alkalinity (i.e., pH)
  • SKIN CARE AND SERVICES (45%) (45%)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of performing a client consultation and documentation (e.g., health history, intake form, consultation chart, physician release) — Apply knowledge of client protection (i.e., draping of head and body)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of performing a client consultation and documentation (e.g., health history, intake form, consultation chart, physician release) — Skin analysis (e.g., Fitzpatrick skin types/conditions/characteristics)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of performing a client consultation and documentation (e.g., health history, intake form, consultation chart, physician release) — Contraindications for skin services
    • Demonstrate an understanding of performing a client consultation and documentation (e.g., health history, intake form, consultation chart, physician release) — Treatment protocol
    • Demonstrate an understanding of basic facial procedures
    • Demonstrate an understanding of cleansing procedures
    • Demonstrate an understanding of steaming procedures
    • Demonstrate an understanding of exfoliation procedures (i.e., chemical, mechanical/manual)
    • Demonstrate a basic understanding of massage movements
    • Demonstrate an understanding of methods of extraction
    • Demonstrate an understanding of the functions and applications of masks related to clay/mud (e.g., cream, gel, clay/mud)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of the conclusion of facial services: — Treat/moisturize (e.g., treatment cream, serum)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of the conclusion of facial services: — Sun protection
    • Demonstrate an understanding of the conclusion of facial services: — Home care (i.e., after care)
    • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the use of electrical equipment used in skin services
    • Demonstrate an understanding of makeup as related to: — Principles (e.g., color theory)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of makeup as related to: — Product selection (e.g., lipstick, foundation)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of makeup as related to: — Application (e.g., contouring, highlighting, blending)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of makeup as related to: — Safety (e.g., bracing)
    • Demonstrate an understanding of makeup as related to: — Infection control (e.g., disposables, disinfection of tools)
    • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of other services related to: — Facial services (e.g., aromatherapy, pre- and post-surgical/medical treatments, ultrasonic)
    • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of other services related to: — Body treatments (body wraps, body scrubs, sunless tanning)
    • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of other services related to: — Eyelash and eyebrow services (e.g., lash and brow tinting, artificial lashes, lash lifting/perming)
    • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of other services related to: — Demonstrate an understanding of hair removal methods and procedures (i.e., waxing, tweezing)
    • Demonstrate a basic knowledge of other services related to: — Wellness programs
    • Demonstrates basic knowledge of advanced topics and treatments (e.g., dermaplaning, nano infusion, microdermabrasion)
Examination sources