Licensed: Cosmetology Exam

Built this year, from the outline NIC publishes today. One payment, nothing renews. 1,737 PRACTICE QUESTIONS ACROSS 10 SUBJECT AREAS Every question carries an explanation that names the public authority behind it — the CDC, OSHA, the EPA, the FDA, the National Institutes of Health, or your state board's own regulation. Not "the answer is C." The reason, and where to go and check it. That matters more than it sounds. The books these exams are built from are copyrighted, so study material in this field gets copied second-hand, mistakes included. We went to the primary sources instead — and where a fact everybody "knows" turned out to have no published source, we left it out rather than repeat it. 13 FULL-LENGTH PRACTICE TESTS — AND NO TWO SHARE A QUESTION 8 Theory tests of 100 questions in 90 minutes, and 5 Written Practical tests of 65 questions. Each one is fixed: Test 4 is always Test 4, so you can finish it, retake it and compare your score with last week. And no two tests in a series share a single question, so working through them is real coverage, not the same test wearing ten hats. The two exams are not the same test with a different name, and this is where most students get caught. On the Written Practical, nail care rises from 10% of the exam to 20%, and skin care from 10% to 15%, while scientific concepts drop from 35% to 20%. Anyone who skimmed the nail chapter because it was "only a tenth" walks into a fifth. Every test draws exactly the number of questions per subject area that the official outline specifies — separately, for each exam. A practice test that pulls at random does not resemble either one. A SCORED TEST FOR EVERY SUBJECT AREA Twenty-five timed questions on one area, with a real score — so you find out whether you know infection control before you sit a full test. THE HANDS-ON PRACTICAL, EXPLAINED — FREE, ALWAYS No app can teach your hands. But the practical is failed on procedure far more than on skill, and the procedure is published. Inside: all ten timed sections with their exact minutes, what the proctor reads aloud, and the rules that fail people who know the work perfectly well. Wipes only — sprays and aerosols are banned from the room. Labels printed, English, nothing handwritten, no numbering by order of use. Nothing goes back into your kit once it comes out. And labelling anything single-use can fail you outright. Ten sections, 155 minutes, and a second client introduced part-way through that you set up for from scratch in fifteen. A FREE QUESTION EVERY DAY A new one each morning, the same for everyone, and it never repeats within a year. No purchase needed. ALSO INSIDE - Study by topic, with your score in each subject area - "Where the answers come from": every public authority the bank cites, and how many questions rest on each - Review my mistakes — every question you missed, in one place - A free diagnostic that scores you area by area before you spend anything - Progress per test and per area - Full dark mode, and it follows your text-size setting including the accessibility sizes - Right and wrong marked with an icon as well as a colour - Works offline. No account. No sign-in. No ads. Ever. TRY IT FIRST 30 questions are free — 3 from every one of the 10 subject areas — plus the question of the day, a diagnostic that scores you area by area, and the entire exam guide. One purchase unlocks the whole bank, all 13 timed tests and every subject-area test, with no limit on attempts. No subscription. Nothing renews. Buy it once on one phone and restore it on the rest. — Unofficial study aid. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to NIC, any state board, any test administration company, or any textbook publisher. Every question and explanation is original work. No exam content and no textbook text is reproduced. NIC does not set the passing score — your state board does. The app uses 75% and says so. Check your own board.