How to become a master barber in California?

California is a great state to be a master barber. We have six California State Boards that you can sit for, such as the California barbering and Cosmetology Board, the California Board of Haircutters and Cosmetics, and the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetics. The requirements for each board are different, and they all have different skill tests, licensing requirements, and educational courses you can complete to get your California master barber’s license.

How to become a licensed barber in California?

California’s licensing requirements are similar to those for cosmetologists (and often include additional requirements, as will be discussed below). To be eligible to get a license, you must have a high school diploma or equivalent, complete a cosmetology or barbering course, pass a written exam, and have at least one year of qualifying work experience under the direct supervision of a licensed barber.

How to become a certified master barber in California?

The process of becoming a California master barber will vary depending on whether your state allows you to get certified online. If your state does allow for an online certification, you will need to complete an approved educational program. After completing the coursework, you will need to pass a written exam.

How to work as a barber in California?

Many people dream of working as a barber and with good reason. After all, who doesn’t like to be pampered? One of the major challenges of being a master barber is that you’ll need to be able to work with your hands. You will need to be able to cut hair, shave, manicure, and perform all kinds of other tasks.

How to become a licensed master barber in California?

In order to become a master barber in California, you must complete a minimum of 10 years of training as a licensed cosmetologist or barber, and have a valid barber’s license. If you want to specialize in beard care, you need to have two years of specialized training in addition to the years of general training to earn your master’s degree in beard care. Additionally, all master’s degree programs must be either registered with the California Board of Barbering