Become a Licensed Las Extension Expert

 Becoming a Texas-licensed eyelash extension technician is an exciting opportunity to turn your passion for beauty into a thriving career. Lash extensions are in high demand, and as a certified professional, you'll be able to create stunning, personalized looks that make your clients feel glamorous and confident. With the flexibility to work in salons, spas, or even start your own business, this career offers both creativity and independence. Plus, the beauty industry is booming, so there's never been a better time to step into a role that combines artistry, skill, and the satisfaction of transforming someone’s look. If you love making people feel fabulous and want to be part of the fast-growing beauty world, becoming a licensed eyelash extension tech in Texas is the perfect path to a rewarding and lucrative career! 

We offer full-time and part-time schedules as well as day and evening programs, to allow you to maintain your work schedule and social life during your education. 

• Full-time 40 hours/week course 

 Finish in 2 months

• Part-time 20 hour/week course  

Finish in 4 months

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

Before applying for an Eyelash Extension Specialist license, you must complete an Eyelash Extension Specialist course consisting of 320 hours of instruction at a licensed school.

Students enrolled in a licensed school will be issued a student permit while in training.

You must pass written and practical exams to obtain an Eyelash Extension Specialist license.

After completing all education and training requirements, you will become eligible to take the written and practical exams. Once TDLR has verified your eligibility to take the exams, our third-party vendor (PSI) will send you an email confirmation with instructions for scheduling an appointment to take the exams.

You must be at least 17 years old to apply.

Eyelash Extension Specialist licenses are valid for two years from the date of issue.

You may also apply by mail using a printable PDF application form.

Most applicants should apply online for faster service.