TDLR LASH EXTENSION WRITTEN EXAM –
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
1. According to the Texas Occupations Code and TDLR rules, which of
the following individuals is legally permitted to perform eyelash
extension services in a salon?
A. A licensed manicurist with 6 months of training.
B. A salon receptionist who has completed a manufacturer's
certification course.
C. A licensed cosmetologist, esthetician, or an individual holding a
specialty eyelash extension license.
D. Any individual over the age of 18 with a high school diploma.
C. A licensed cosmetologist, esthetician, or an individual holding a
specialty eyelash extension license.
Rationale: Only licensed cosmetologists, estheticians, or those holding a
valid Eyelash Extension Specialty license may perform these services.
Manicurists and unlicensed individuals are prohibited from performing
lash services.
2. A TDLR inspector arrives at a salon to perform a routine inspection.
The salon manager is not present. How should the inspector proceed?
A. The inspector must return at a later date when the manager is
present.
B. The inspector must schedule an appointment 48 hours in advance.
,C. The inspector can only inspect the reception area if the manager is
absent.
D. The inspector may enter and inspect the salon at any reasonable
time, regardless of the manager's presence.
D. The inspector may enter and inspect the salon at any reasonable
time, regardless of the manager's presence.
Rationale: TDLR inspectors have the authority to enter and inspect a
salon during business hours to ensure compliance with health and
safety standards. Prior notice or the presence of a specific manager is
not required for a lawful inspection.
3. What is the penalty for practicing eyelash extensions without a
valid TDLR license in Texas?
A. A written warning for the first offense.
B. A Class C misdemeanor and potential fines up to $500 per violation.
C. A felony charge on the first offense.
D. An administrative penalty of up to $5,000 per violation per day.
**D. An administrative penalty of up to $5,000 per violation per day.**
Rationale: Under the Texas Occupations Code, violating the licensure
requirements can result in administrative penalties up to $5,000 per
violation per day. It may also result in a Class B or C misdemeanor
charge depending on the jurisdiction and severity.
4. According to TDLR rules, where must the salon license be
displayed?
A. In a locked cabinet for safe keeping.
B. In a conspicuous place near the entrance or reception area.
C. In the private treatment room only.
D. It does not need to be displayed if the license is current.
,B. In a conspicuous place near the entrance or reception area.
Rationale: TDLR requires that the salon license be displayed in a
conspicuous place within the salon to inform the public and inspectors
that the establishment is licensed and in good standing.
5. Which of the following is considered a "prohibited practice" under
TDLR rules for eyelash extensions?
A. Using adhesive on the skin to attach extensions.
B. Using a sanitary environment.
C. Attaching one synthetic lash to one natural lash.
D. Having a current license on display.
A. Using adhesive on the skin to attach extensions.
Rationale: TDLR rules strictly prohibit attaching eyelash extensions to
the skin (skin stripping). Extensions must be attached to the natural
eyelash hair only. Option C describes a correct technique (classic
application).
6. How many hours of instruction are required to obtain an Eyelash
Extension Specialist license in Texas?
A. 320 hours
B. 750 hours
C. 600 hours
D. 1,000 hours
A. 320 hours
Rationale: The required hours of instruction for an Eyelash Extension
Specialist license is 320 hours at a licensed school. Cosmetology
Operator requires 1,000 hours and Esthetician requires 750 hours.
7. What is the minimum age to be licensed as an Eyelash Extension
Specialist in Texas?
, A. 16 years old
B. 18 years old
C. 17 years old
D. 21 years old
C. 17 years old
Rationale: Applicants must be at least 17 years old to be licensed in
barbering and cosmetology, including the Eyelash Extension Specialist
specialty license.
8. How long does an examination eligibility last for a TDLR lash
extension applicant?
A. 1 year
B. 2 years
C. 5 years
D. 10 years
C. 5 years
Rationale: Examination eligibility lasts 5 years with unlimited attempts,
but after a failure you must wait 24 hours before rescheduling and
cannot retest the same day.
9. What is the passing score for the TDLR lash extension written
examination?
A. 50% correct
B. 60% correct
C. 80% correct
D. 70% correct
D. 70% correct
Rationale: The PSI written examination has 40 scored items and
requires a cut score of 70% correct — 28 of 40 items — to pass.
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
1. According to the Texas Occupations Code and TDLR rules, which of
the following individuals is legally permitted to perform eyelash
extension services in a salon?
A. A licensed manicurist with 6 months of training.
B. A salon receptionist who has completed a manufacturer's
certification course.
C. A licensed cosmetologist, esthetician, or an individual holding a
specialty eyelash extension license.
D. Any individual over the age of 18 with a high school diploma.
C. A licensed cosmetologist, esthetician, or an individual holding a
specialty eyelash extension license.
Rationale: Only licensed cosmetologists, estheticians, or those holding a
valid Eyelash Extension Specialty license may perform these services.
Manicurists and unlicensed individuals are prohibited from performing
lash services.
2. A TDLR inspector arrives at a salon to perform a routine inspection.
The salon manager is not present. How should the inspector proceed?
A. The inspector must return at a later date when the manager is
present.
B. The inspector must schedule an appointment 48 hours in advance.
,C. The inspector can only inspect the reception area if the manager is
absent.
D. The inspector may enter and inspect the salon at any reasonable
time, regardless of the manager's presence.
D. The inspector may enter and inspect the salon at any reasonable
time, regardless of the manager's presence.
Rationale: TDLR inspectors have the authority to enter and inspect a
salon during business hours to ensure compliance with health and
safety standards. Prior notice or the presence of a specific manager is
not required for a lawful inspection.
3. What is the penalty for practicing eyelash extensions without a
valid TDLR license in Texas?
A. A written warning for the first offense.
B. A Class C misdemeanor and potential fines up to $500 per violation.
C. A felony charge on the first offense.
D. An administrative penalty of up to $5,000 per violation per day.
**D. An administrative penalty of up to $5,000 per violation per day.**
Rationale: Under the Texas Occupations Code, violating the licensure
requirements can result in administrative penalties up to $5,000 per
violation per day. It may also result in a Class B or C misdemeanor
charge depending on the jurisdiction and severity.
4. According to TDLR rules, where must the salon license be
displayed?
A. In a locked cabinet for safe keeping.
B. In a conspicuous place near the entrance or reception area.
C. In the private treatment room only.
D. It does not need to be displayed if the license is current.
,B. In a conspicuous place near the entrance or reception area.
Rationale: TDLR requires that the salon license be displayed in a
conspicuous place within the salon to inform the public and inspectors
that the establishment is licensed and in good standing.
5. Which of the following is considered a "prohibited practice" under
TDLR rules for eyelash extensions?
A. Using adhesive on the skin to attach extensions.
B. Using a sanitary environment.
C. Attaching one synthetic lash to one natural lash.
D. Having a current license on display.
A. Using adhesive on the skin to attach extensions.
Rationale: TDLR rules strictly prohibit attaching eyelash extensions to
the skin (skin stripping). Extensions must be attached to the natural
eyelash hair only. Option C describes a correct technique (classic
application).
6. How many hours of instruction are required to obtain an Eyelash
Extension Specialist license in Texas?
A. 320 hours
B. 750 hours
C. 600 hours
D. 1,000 hours
A. 320 hours
Rationale: The required hours of instruction for an Eyelash Extension
Specialist license is 320 hours at a licensed school. Cosmetology
Operator requires 1,000 hours and Esthetician requires 750 hours.
7. What is the minimum age to be licensed as an Eyelash Extension
Specialist in Texas?
, A. 16 years old
B. 18 years old
C. 17 years old
D. 21 years old
C. 17 years old
Rationale: Applicants must be at least 17 years old to be licensed in
barbering and cosmetology, including the Eyelash Extension Specialist
specialty license.
8. How long does an examination eligibility last for a TDLR lash
extension applicant?
A. 1 year
B. 2 years
C. 5 years
D. 10 years
C. 5 years
Rationale: Examination eligibility lasts 5 years with unlimited attempts,
but after a failure you must wait 24 hours before rescheduling and
cannot retest the same day.
9. What is the passing score for the TDLR lash extension written
examination?
A. 50% correct
B. 60% correct
C. 80% correct
D. 70% correct
D. 70% correct
Rationale: The PSI written examination has 40 scored items and
requires a cut score of 70% correct — 28 of 40 items — to pass.
