Each state provides its own eyelash extension guidelines. The Cosmetology Board is responsible for providing guidance to eyelash extension artists who work in each individual state. Our Pearl Lash team has put together a comprehensive guide, called State Eyelash Extension Regulations, which makes it easy to identify local state regulations. The service can only be performed in an authorized beauty salon by a person who holds one or more of the following licenses: cosmetologists, AP beauticians, beautician or eyelash technician.
The following is not intended to be a complete or exhaustive list or summary of state laws and regulations related to eyelash extensions. Who can perform eyelash extension services in the United States is regulated state by state. Due to the relative novelty of eyelash extension services in the U.S. In the US, many states are still adjusting their regulations.
While we are continually trying to provide the most accurate information about the laws and regulations surrounding the practice of eyelash extensions, this is not intended to be an exhaustive list, as the laws of each state are subject to change without notice. During the course, you'll work on a professional mannequin head, allowing you as much time as possible to learn and practice your technique. The information contained herein should not be interpreted in any way as representing the full content of laws and regulations relating to eyelash extensions nor should it be interpreted as legal advice.
