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Esthetics Training Programs in New Hampshire

New Hampshire Esthetics Schools

Fill out the esthetics program search application and find an accredited cosmetology school or beauty college in New Hampshire with esthetician classes near you. Study at college for a career as a 'skin therapist' and you could work in a spa, salon, resort, dermatologist office, or other medical facility. Get trained for the New Hampshire cosmetology license exam.

Learn more: Becoming an esthetician - What does an esthetician do?

State of New Hampshire Esthetics Requirements

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Esthetics Schools in New Hampshire

Laird Institute of Spa Therapy

981 Second Street, Manchester, NH 03102

Paul Mitchell Schools

79-6 South River Road, Bedford, NH 03110

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State of New Hampshire, Esthetics Certification Requirements

You must have a high school diploma or equivalent. You must have good professional character.

To become a cosmetology instructor, you must have your cosmetology license, 8 years of experience or 500 training hours plus 1 year experience, or 800 training hours.

Your license must be renewed every 2 years by the last day of your birthday month. There is a $40 fee.

If you want to practice in New Hampshire and you're from another state, you must have completed 1500 training hours in your home state. Or, you must have 3,000 hours of work experience. You must pass a practical and written exam.

Instructors must complete 28 CEUs every 2 years.

Educational requirements for New Hampshire:

Cosmetologist – 1500 hours or 3000 apprenticeship hours
Barber – 1500 hours or 3000 apprenticeship hours; 800 hours for non-chemical barbers
Electrologist – 1100 hours
Esthetician – 600 hours
Manicurist – 300 hours
Instructor – 800 hours; 500 hours with 12 months licensed practice; or 8 years of licensed practice