How to get an eyelash certification

Here are the basic steps you can take to earn your eyelash certification:

1. Review your state requirements

Start by researching the requirements to get an eyelash certification in your state. It's important to understand the specifications in your area before you begin because the requirements vary greatly depending on where you live. Some states require you to be a fully licensed cosmetologist to apply for an eyelash certification, while others only require you to be enrolled in a beauty school program. Likewise, certain states have specific requirements for the number of hours of lash training to complete. Having an in-depth understanding of these prerequisites can help you plan your certification path.

2. Go to beauty school

Attending beauty school is a standard expectation for most lash technicians. Whether you complete your cosmetology or esthetician program first or attend beauty school concurrently with your lash program, start by signing up with an accredited beauty school. This allows you to learn general safety and sanitation expectations and develop the skills to provide a range of services to clients.

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