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If you wish to make a living as a barber in Alabama, you must first obtain a license.
If you wish to make a living in Alabama doing hair, nails, or skincare, you must first obtain a license. The Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering (ABOCB) is the body responsible for licensing and industry regulations.
Renewals postmarked after the last day of your birth month will be assessed a late fee of $54. If your license is expired for more than four (4) years, you must pass the practical exam then pay the back fees to when your license expired. Please contact our office for this application.
What are the requirements to getting a license? Be at least 16 years old and have completed 10th grade or equivalent. Complete an education program consisting of 1500 school clock hours or 3000 apprenticeship clock hours. Pass both the Written (Theory) and Practical exams.
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Requirements for Examination in Alabama Barber1,000 school clock hours/2,000 apprentice clock hours Cosmetologist 1,500 school clock hours/3,000 apprentice clock hours Esthetician 1,000 school clock hours/2,000 apprentice clock hours Natural Hair Stylist 210 school clock hours/420 apprentice clock hours1 more row Nov 30, 2023
FAQ for Cosmetologists. Losing your professional license can be a career-ending event. It can mean the end of your livelihood and the loss of years of hard work. Unfortunately, in many cases, all it may take is one complaint or allegation of misconduct to trigger an investigation.

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