Esthetician Schools in Utah
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Forum Academy of Cosmetology & Aesthetics – Accredited
American Fork, UT 84003
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How to Become a Esthetician in Utah
- 600 education hours or 800 apprentice hours are required to become licensed.
- You must renew your license every 2 years.
- 0 continuing education hours are required to renew your license.
- Average salary for estheticians in Utah is $33,980 ($16.34/hour). This is lower than the national average of $34,090 ($16.39/hour).
- There is a predicted 35% job increase between 2016-2026 for estheticians. This is higher than the expected national growth of 11%.
Everyone wants healthy skin that ages well, but very few people know how to make it happen. After earning a Utah esthetician license, you can become part of this group and help clients achieve the smooth, bright, youthful skin they desire!
From the skin-healing effects of Salt Lake City's sea salt to hydrating facials, you can do it all with the right education.
State License Requirements
Required to earn a esthetics license
You can sign up to take your licensing exams after completing your esthetics training. Once you accomplish passing scores on both exams, you can apply for a license through the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. They double check your credentials to make sure you have at least 600 hours of training and passing exam scores. You will be required to complete an apprentanceship of 800 hours over a minimum of 5 months. Utah also offers a Master Esthetician license which requires a 1500 hours apprenticeship.
Education Details
In a local beauty school, you can delve into the theory of esthetics and get hundreds of hours of hands-on practice. The topics listed below are required at Utah-approved schools.
Required Training Topics
License Renewal
License renewal period
Continuing education required
Utah cosmetology license renewal is required every two years on September 30. The renewal fee for beauty practitioner licenses is $52. Utah does not currently require cosmetology continuing education hours to renew licenses, but CEUs are always recommended to stay current in the industry.
Utah Esthetics Careers
Average yearly salary for esthetics in Utah
The field of skin care has plenty of career options for new esthetics professionals. Utah has plenty of sports resorts that make full use of the region's mountains, and these resorts often have on-site spas that help tourists unwind from a long day of skiing or hiking. In major cities, you may help clients get beautiful skin at a day spa or hair salon. Each day may bring new client requests your way, from age-defying skin treatments and color-correcting facials to clinical skin peels and mineral makeup. By the year 2026, job openings for Utah skin care specialists are expected to increase 35% (O*Net, 2019). The average salary for a Utah skin care specialist is $33,980 per year (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2020).
A variety of job options exist for a Utah esthetician. The first, and perhaps most popular option, is to work in a salon and spa. However, an esthetician also has the option of working in a skin care clinic with those exclusively interested in the services of a trained esthetician. Job growth for Utah estheticians is on the rise. The job outlook is optimistic.
Contact the Utah State Board of Cosmetology
- 160 E 300 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84114
- Website: Utah Department of Commerce Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
- Email: b2@utah.gov
- Call: 801-530-6628