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1As of 2026, what type of esthetician license does Utah issue for new applicants?
A.Basic esthetician license
B.Master esthetician license only
C.Both basic and master esthetician licenses
D.Cosmetology-esthetician combo license
Explanation: Under Utah's SB 330, the basic esthetician license was phased out after January 1, 2026. Going forward, Utah only issues the master esthetician license, which requires 600 hours of training.
2How many training hours are required for the Utah master esthetician license?
A.450 hours
B.600 hours
C.750 hours
D.1,200 hours
Explanation: Utah requires 600 hours of training at a licensed school for the master esthetician license. This is the same number of hours required for apprenticeship.
3Which agency manages esthetician licensing in Utah?
A.Utah Department of Health
B.Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL)
C.Utah Board of Education
D.Utah Department of Commerce only
Explanation: The Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL), under the Department of Commerce, manages esthetician licensing, examinations, and regulatory oversight.
4What is the Utah esthetician application fee?
A.$40
B.$52
C.$60
D.$75
Explanation: The Utah esthetician application fee is $60. The renewal fee for a master esthetician is $68.
5Which exams must a Utah esthetician candidate pass for licensure?
A.Only a written theory exam
B.Only a practical exam
C.Both NIC Esthetics Theory and Practical examinations
D.A Utah-specific law exam only
Explanation: Utah esthetician candidates must pass both the NIC Esthetics Theory Examination and the NIC Esthetics Practical Examination to qualify for licensure.
6What is the renewal fee for a Utah master esthetician license?
A.$40
B.$52
C.$60
D.$68
Explanation: The renewal fee for a Utah master esthetician license is $68. The basic esthetician renewal fee was $52 but that license type has been phased out.
7What legislation changed Utah's esthetician licensing structure?
A.HB 100
B.SB 330
C.SB 200
D.HB 450
Explanation: Utah's SB 330 transformed cosmetology licensing in the state by phasing out the basic esthetician license after January 1, 2026, and only issuing master esthetician licenses going forward.
8Can a Utah esthetician candidate complete training through an apprenticeship?
A.No, only school-based training is accepted
B.Yes, apprenticeship requires the same number of hours (600) as school-based training
C.Yes, but apprenticeship requires double the hours
D.Apprenticeships are only available for cosmetologists
Explanation: Utah allows esthetician training through apprenticeship, requiring the same 600 hours as school-based education. The apprenticeship must be under a licensed professional.
9What is the primary impact of SB 330 on existing basic esthetician license holders in Utah?
A.Their licenses are immediately revoked
B.They can continue to practice under their existing license but new applicants must obtain the master license
C.They must retake all 600 hours of training
D.They must pass an additional exam within 30 days
Explanation: Existing basic esthetician license holders can continue to practice under their current license. The change affects new applicants, who must now apply for the master esthetician license.
10A Utah esthetician must display which document at their work location?
A.Their school diploma
B.Their current valid DOPL license
C.Their CE certificates
D.Their business plan
Explanation: Utah law requires estheticians to display their current, valid DOPL-issued license at their work location where it is visible to clients and inspectors.

About the UT Esthetician Exam

The Utah Esthetician licensing exam covers state-specific regulations, skin analysis, facial treatments, hair removal, makeup application, sanitation, and safety.

Exam sponsor: Utah State Board of Cosmetology. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Questions

100 questions

Time Limit

90 minutes - 2 hours

Passing Score

70-75%

Exam / Certification Fees

Varies by state

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State Regulations & Licensing

Utah esthetician board rules, licensing requirements, and renewal

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Safety & Infection Control

Sanitation, disinfection, bloodborne pathogens, and treatment room safety

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Skin Care Science & Treatments

Skin analysis, facial treatments, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, hair removal

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Business & Professional Practice

Business law, client consultation, ethics, and salon/spa management

Preparing for the UT Esthetician Exam

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  • Passing score: 70-75%
  • Exam length: 100 questions
  • Time limit: 90 minutes - 2 hours
  • Exam / certification fees: Varies by state Official sources

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the esthetician exam different from cosmetology?

Esthetician exams focus specifically on skin care, facials, and hair removal. Cosmetology covers a broader range including hair styling and nails.

What score do I need to pass?

Most states require 70-75% to pass the esthetician exam.

Do I need separate licenses for esthetics and cosmetology?

In most states, yes — esthetician is a separate license with its own training requirements, typically 600-1,500 hours depending on the state.