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How to Become a Licensed Lash Artist in Utah
Ready to pursue a career in lash artistry in Utah? To legally provide eyelash extension services in the state, you must hold a valid license. Utah recognizes lash services under both cosmetology and esthetics licenses, as well as a specialty eyelash and eyebrow technician license. The path you choose will depend on whether you want to offer a full range of beauty treatments or focus more specifically on skincare and lashes.
Requirements for Lashing in Utah:
To become a licensed lash artist in Utah, you’ll need to complete one of the following state-approved training programs:
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Eyelash and Eyebrow Technician License: Requires 100 hours of training, and is focused specifically on lash and eyebrow services.
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Cosmetology License: Requires 1,600 hours of training. This comprehensive program covers hair, nails, skincare, and lash services, making it a great fit if you want the flexibility to work across different areas of the beauty industry.
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Esthetician License: Requires 600 hours of training focused on facials, skincare, waxing, and lash application. This is the ideal route if you’re looking to specialize in skin health and lash extensions without the broader scope of cosmetology.
Steps to Becoming a Licensed Lash Artist in Utah
1. Enroll in a State-Approved Program
Decide whether the cosmetology or esthetics route aligns best with your goals. Then enroll in a Utah-licensed beauty school that offers the training and hands-on practice you’ll need. The quickest way to become a licensed lash artist is through the Eyelash and Eyebrow Technician License, but a full Cosmetology or Esthetician license can open more career opportunities for you.
2. Complete Your Training and Pass the State Exams
After completing the required training hours, you’ll need to pass the state’s licensing exams. These include both written theory and practical demonstrations to test your knowledge and skills.
3. Apply for Your License
Once you pass your exams, apply for your license through the Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL). Once approved, you’ll be licensed to legally perform lash extensions across the state.
Ready to Learn More About Lashing?
Whether you’re working toward your license or you’re already certified and looking to improve your skills, Borboleta's Lash Education Courses offer in-depth training for professional lashing. From lash basics to advanced styling and techniques, our courses are designed to help you build confidence, grow your skills, and succeed in the beauty industry.