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Esthetician State Board Exam Prep

Launching soon on iPhone & iPad

1,000+

Practice Questions

8

Topics Covered

Free

To Start

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No Wi-Fi Needed

What's Covered

Skin types & conditions analysis
Facial treatments & protocols
Chemical exfoliants & peels
Hair removal — waxing & threading
Infection control & sanitation
Skin anatomy & histology
Product ingredients & chemistry
State board laws & regulations

App Features

🧠1,000+ State Esthetics Board practice questions with full answer explanations
🔧Built-in Skin Analysis Reference — the killer tool for exam math scenarios
📊Progress tracking by topic — know exactly where you stand
🔁Missed question review — study your weak spots automatically
✈️Full offline access — study anywhere, no Wi-Fi required
📱iPhone and iPad — optimized for mobile studying

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is on the esthetician state board exam?

The esthetician state board exam includes a written theory exam and a practical skills evaluation. The written exam covers skin anatomy, facial treatments, chemical exfoliants, hair removal, infection control, product chemistry, and state regulations. Most state exams are 100 questions with a 70% passing score.

How many hours of training do I need to become an esthetician?

Most states require 260–600 hours of esthetics school training before you can sit for the state board exam. California requires 600 hours, while many other states require 260 hours. The written and practical exams are typically administered by PSI Exams or your state licensing board.

What topics should I focus on for the esthetician board exam?

The most-tested topics on the esthetician written exam are skin anatomy (epidermis layers), facial treatment protocols, infection control (sanitation vs. sterilization), contraindications for treatments, and state-specific regulations. Chemical exfoliants and their pH levels are also commonly tested.

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