Esthetician Training in Texas

Becoming a Texas licensed esthetician is a rewarding journey that allows you to make a real difference in people's lives by helping them look and feel their best. Imagine being the go-to expert for skincare, using your creativity and knowledge to transform skin, boost confidence, and leave clients feeling refreshed. The beauty industry is dynamic, and as an esthetician, you’re constantly learning and evolving with the latest techniques and trends. You’ll enjoy the freedom to work in a variety of settings—from spas to medical offices or even your own practice. If you’re passionate about beauty, skincare, and making people feel great, this career offers endless possibilities and personal fulfillment!

To meet the esthetician licensure requirements in the state of Texas, you must complete a licensed esthetics program consisting of 750 hours of training. Additionally, you need to successfully pass the written and practical examinations for esthetician licensure.

PROGRAM COST: $7500

$1000 non-refundable deposit

Esthetics Program Curriculum includes:

- Anatomy and Physiology

- Skin Diseases and Disorders

- Skin Analysis

- Machines and Equipment

- Chemistry

- Care of Client

- Superfluous Hair Removal

- Sanitation Laws and Rules

- Business Management

- Facial Treatments, Cleansing, Masking & Therapy

- First Aid, Health & Safety

- Makeup

- Semi-Permanent Eyelash Extension Application

Total Hours Required — 750

Convenient Class Schedules are available. We offer full-time and part-time schedules as well as day and evening programs, allowing you to maintain your work schedule and social life during your education.

• Full-time 31 hours/week course - Finish in 6 months

• Part-time 16 hour/week course - Finish in 11 months

• Day Classes – 5 days/week (9:30 am to 5:30pm)

• Evening Classes – 4 nights/week (5:30pm-9:00pm)

Our program is hybrid, with 3 days of online classes.

To learn more about how to become a licensed esthetician in Texas, including esthetician licensure requirements, hourly requirements, rules and regulations, and other general information, we encourage you to check out the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation - Cosmetology.

Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation—Cosmetology

920 Colorado

Austin, TX 78701

Phone: 512-463-6599 | Fax: 512-463-9498 | Website: tdlr.texas.gov/cosmet/ |

Email: via online form at https://ga.tdlr.texas.gov:1443/form/csgeneralinquiry

Training hours required from a licensed esthetics school/program: 750

Renewal CEU hours: 4 hours every year