Esthetician Practice Tests by State

One bank per state, split the way that state's published written exam outline is, with the source under every question.

These are unofficial esthetician practice tests, one page per state. No page is a government website or affiliated with a licensing board or a testing company, and no question is taken from a real examination.

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California Esthetician License Practice TestEighty-five questions on the board's esthetician theory outline, many straight from California's own health and safety regulations.
Colorado Esthetician Practice TestEighty-five questions on the published theory outline, nearly half of them from Colorado's own Rule 1.7 on infection control.
Georgia Esthetician State Board Exam Practice TestSix theory topics in their published weights, answered from Chapter 240-4 of the Georgia Board's rules wherever it speaks.
NH Esthetics Study GuideAll 71 answers rest on New Hampshire's own text: 59 on the Board's rules and 12 on RSA 313-A.
Oregon Esthetician License Practice TestOne hundred questions in the six domains of Oregon's esthetics examination bulletin, with the source under every answer.
Tennessee Aesthetician Practice Theory Test OnlineA quarter of Tennessee's aesthetician theory test is the state's own law, and these 64 questions practice it.
Texas Esthetician Written Exam PracticeFive topics in the bulletin's weights; 52 of the 82 answers rest on a Texas rule or statute.
Virginia Esthetician Practice TestThe national theory outline, split 55 to 45, with 47 of the 110 answers resting on Virginia's regulations and statute.
Washington Esthetics Practice TestOne hundred ten questions, the length of the written exam, split 55 to 45 as its published outline is.

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Each bank follows the outline its state publishes for the written examination, in the same proportions, and names the rule or public page behind every answer. Where a state writes its own safety and sanitation rules, the questions cite them. The New Hampshire and Tennessee banks ask only what the state's own rules and law say on the outline's topics. Practical examinations are not covered.

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