State-approved online continuing education for cosmetologists and barbers. Instant digital certificates. Automatic reporting to your state board within 24 hours.
Select your profession and state — we’ll point you to the right renewal course.
Every course is approved by the licensing board in the state where you practice.
Finish your course and download your certificate immediately — no waiting.
We report your completion to your state board within one business day.
Not satisfied? We’ll make it right — no hassle, no fine print.
Every course is built for your license type, your state, and your renewal deadline.

Renewal courses covering sanitation, HIV/AIDS, laws & rules, and more — for Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Texas, and Nebraska.
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Renewal and initial-licensure courses for barbers, including infection control and HIV/AIDS requirements.
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Los mismos cursos de educación continua, completamente en español, para barberos hispanohablantes.
Ver CursosReal course approval and CE-provider numbers, straight from the regulators we report to.
Plain-language guides to hours, deadlines, and required topics — written for licensees, not lawyers.
10 CE hours, annual renewal, October 31 deadline — full hour-by-hour breakdown.
Read the guide6 CE hours every 2 years, April 1 deadline — what’s required and how reporting works.
Read the guide4 CE hours per cycle, January 15, 2027 deadline — full topic breakdown.
Read the guide4 CE hours every 2 years, plus the 15-year sanitation-only exemption explained.
Read the guide8 CE hours every 2 years, December 31 (even years) deadline — hour-by-hour breakdown.
Read the guide4 CE hours per cycle, current cycle deadlines, and who’s exempt.
Read the guide2 CE hours every 2 years, July 31 (even years) deadline — renewal and initial-licensure requirements explained.
Read the guide“Finished my Florida renewal on my lunch break. Certificate was ready before I even left the parking lot.”
“Straightforward, no fluff. The Ohio infection control course was clear and easy to follow.”
“Course was in Spanish exactly as advertised, which made it so much easier for me.”