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1How many hours of esthetics training are required in Missouri?
2Which board oversees esthetician licensing in Missouri?
3What is the minimum age to apply for a Missouri esthetician license?
4What is the minimum passing score on Missouri esthetician exams?
5What types of exams must a Missouri esthetician candidate pass?
6How often must Missouri estheticians renew their license?
7Does Missouri require CE for esthetician license renewal?
8What education level is required for a Missouri esthetician license?
9Which organization administers Missouri esthetician exams?
10Under Missouri law, can an esthetician diagnose skin diseases?
About the MO Esthetician Exam
Missouri Class E esthetician candidates must pass the NIC National Esthetics Theory exam (Scientific Concepts 55%, Skin Care and Services 45%) and the six-section NIC National Esthetics Practical exam, both given by Prov, after meeting the RSMo 329.050 age, education, and training-hour requirements.
Exam sponsor: Prov, Inc., for the Missouri Board of Cosmetology and Barber Examiners (NIC national esthetics exams). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Questions
110 questions
Time Limit
90 minutes (theory exam)
Passing Score
75 (written and practical)
Reported exam pass rate: Not published by the Board. the Board does not publish official first-time pass rates Exam sponsor website
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Scientific Concepts
Microbiology; infection control levels and methods; Standard Precautions, blood exposure, SDS, and chemical handling; cells, tissues, organs, and body systems; skin histology and functions; skin disorders and diseases; hair structure and growth; basic chemistry and pH
Skin Care and Services
Consultation and documentation; draping; skin analysis; contraindications; facial procedures from cleansing to home care; electrical equipment; makeup; other facial and body services; lash and brow services; waxing and tweezing; wellness programs; advanced topics
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What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 75 (written and practical)
- Exam length: 110 questions
- Time limit: 90 minutes (theory exam)
- Exam / certification fees: $90 written / $60 practical Official sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the passing score for the Missouri Esthetician exam?
Missouri requires a minimum score of 75 on the written examination and 75 on the practical examination (20 CSR 2085-7.010(1)(E)).
How many hours of esthetician training are required in Missouri?
RSMo 329.050 requires at least 750 hours in a licensed school, or at least 1,500 hours as an apprentice under a licensed supervisor. School and apprenticeship hours cannot be combined.
Who administers the Missouri Esthetician licensing examinations?
Prov, Inc. administers both Missouri esthetician exams for the Board of Cosmetology and Barber Examiners: the computer-based NIC National Esthetics Theory exam and the mannequin-based NIC National Esthetics Practical exam.