Cosmetology & Esthetician Exam

Prepare for your cosmetology, esthetician or nail tech state board written exam in one app. Pick your exam, practice by category and get a clear explanation after every question.

THREE EXAMS, ONE APP
• Cosmetology (799+ questions): Scientific Concepts, Hair Care and Services, Skin Care and Services, Nail Care and Services
• Esthetician (1,052+ questions): Scientific Concepts, Skin Care and Services
• Nail Technician (724+ questions): Infection Control and Safety, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry of Nail Products, Nail Service Tools, Manicure and Pedicure, Nail Enhancements, Pre- and Post-Service Procedures

HOW YOU STUDY
• Timed exam simulator to practice pacing
• A personal study plan that keeps you on track
• Daily quiz and quick 10-question sessions for busy days
• Questions that get harder as you improve
• An explanation after every answer, so you learn why, not just which
• Review your missed questions and bookmark the ones you want to revisit
• Scores by category, so you know exactly what to study next
• Pass Probability Calculator to see how ready you are
• Study streaks to keep your routine going

Study cosmetology, esthetics and nail tech theory anywhere. Whether you are in cosmetology school, finishing your esthetics hours or preparing for your nail tech state board, the app keeps your study short, focused and organized by the topics the written exam covers.

Questions follow the NIC written (theory) exam outlines. State exams differ, so check your state board's requirements.

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