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Tap on AVAILABLE IN BUNDLE/PACKAGE DEAL to unlock free bonus exams – save more while you get what you need. The **Texas Class B Barber License Exam Questions and Correct Verified Solutions – Latest Updated Edition** is a comprehensive and structured preparation resource designed to help barber-school students, aspiring barbers, licensed professionals, and licensing candidates develop the technical knowledge, practical skills, sanitation awareness, and regulatory understanding required to prepare for Texas barbering examinations. **Note:** current Texas TDLR materials identify the active practitioner credential as the **Class A Barber license**; the current TDLR examination page lists a Class A Barber examination rather than a separate Class B Barber examination. ([Texas DLR][1]) This study package provides focused review of **Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)** requirements, barbering laws and rules, licensing procedures, scope of practice, sanitation and disinfection, infection prevention, blood-exposure procedures, first aid and safety, personal protective equipment, tool and equipment sanitation, workplace hygiene, chemical safety, client consultation, hair and scalp analysis, shampooing and conditioning, haircutting, clipper and shear techniques, tapering and fading, hairstyling, thermal styling, beard and mustache services, straight-razor shaving, facial treatments, scalp treatments, hair coloring, lightening and bleaching, chemical waving and relaxing, contraindications, skin and scalp disorders, electrical safety, equipment maintenance, professional ethics, client protection, recordkeeping, and establishment requirements. The material includes exam-style questions and verified solution explanations designed to reinforce barbering concepts and licensing competencies. Learners will review important areas such as selecting appropriate haircutting techniques, performing safe shaving procedures, identifying hair and scalp conditions, applying sanitation standards, recognizing contraindications, handling chemical products safely, maintaining barbering tools, responding to blood-exposure incidents, preventing cross-contamination, conducting effective consultations, and complying with Texas regulatory requirements. Special emphasis is placed on **Texas-specific barbering laws and regulations, sanitation and infection control, haircutting and shaving techniques, facial-hair services, hair and scalp care, chemical services, client safety, equipment maintenance, professional conduct, and examination procedures**. TDLR states that Class A Barber training requires 1,000 hours, with written and practical examinations required for licensure. ([Texas DLR][1]) The resource also incorporates current regulatory-awareness topics relevant to Texas practitioners, including continuing-education requirements. Since September 1, 2025, Texas barber and cosmetology licensees generally must complete four hours of department-approved continuing education every two years, including sanitation and human-trafficking-awareness coursework. ([Texas DLR][2]) Aligned with current **Texas TDLR Barbering and Cosmetology requirements**, administrative rules, sanitation and safety standards, and available examination guidance, this study guide supports preparation for demonstrating competency in barbering theory, haircutting, shaving, facial-hair services, hair care, chemical services, sanitation, safety, and professional responsibilities. TDLR directs eligible candidates to PSI for examination scheduling and provides candidate information bulletins describing examination requirements and procedures. ([Texas DLR][3]) Ideal for barber-school students, aspiring licensed barbers, salon and barbershop professionals, instructors, and candidates preparing for Texas barbering examinations, this resource provides focused review materials, exam-style practice questions, and verified solutions to support effective studying, stronger technical knowledge, and successful licensing preparation. [1]: [2]: [3]:

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Texas Class B Barber License EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR – JUST
RELEASED
Texas Class B Barber License Exam – 250 MCQ Questions with Answers and Rationales


Exam Coverage Overview (10 Key Points)
1. Exam Structure & Requirements – 100 questions, 2-hour time limit, 70–75% passing
score, administered by PSI. Class B license is limited to haircutting only (no
shaving/beard services) .
2. Texas Barbering Laws & TDLR Regulations – Licensing requirements, renewal
procedures (every 2 years), shop permits, and TDLR rules .
3. Haircutting Theory & Techniques – Clipper work, fading, tapering, scissor-over-comb,
shear cutting, texturizing, and finishing .
4. Sanitation, Infection Control & Safety – Disinfection procedures, bloodborne pathogens,
tool sterilization, and shop safety .
5. Hair & Scalp Science – Hair structure, growth cycles, scalp conditions, hair porosity, and
texture analysis .
6. Chemical Services – Hair coloring, lightening, relaxing, permanent waving, and chemical
safety. Class B barbers may perform limited chemical services .
7. Shaving & Facial Hair – While shaving is typically restricted to Class A barbers, Class B
barbers must understand basic facial hair design concepts .
8. Barbershop Management – Business law, professional ethics, client consultation, and
recordkeeping .
9. Tools & Equipment – Proper use and maintenance of shears, clippers, razors, combs,
brushes, and other implements .
10. Client Care & Professional Practices – Draping procedures, consultation techniques,
safety protocols, and professional standards .




1. What is the primary agency responsible for barber licensing in Texas?

A) Texas State Board of Barber Examiners

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B) Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)

C) Texas Health and Human Services Commission

D) Texas Department of Public Safety


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: TDLR, through its enforcement of Chapter 1603 of the Texas Occupations Code, is

responsible for barber licensing. The Texas State Board of Barber Examiners was the previous

governing body, but authority has been consolidated under TDLR .




2. How many hours are required to complete a barbering course for a Texas Class B barber

license?

A) 500 hours

B) 1000 hours

C) 1500 hours

D) 2000 hours


Correct Answer: C


Rationale: Texas requires 1500 hours for a barbering course. However, there is a reported

discrepancy, with some sources indicating 1000 hours may be current for Class A, while 1500

hours appears in some practice materials. The curriculum includes theory, infection control,

haircutting techniques, shaving, and chemical services .

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3. How often must a barber license be renewed in Texas?

A) Annually

B) Every 2 years

C) Every 3 years

D) Every 5 years


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: Texas barber licenses must be renewed every two years. The renewal fee is

approximately $50, and continuing education is required .




4. What is the minimum age requirement for a Texas barber license?

A) 16 years old

B) 16.5 years old

C) 17 years old

D) 18 years old


Correct Answer: C


Rationale: The minimum age requirement for a Texas Class A Barber license is 17 years old. This

is slightly older than some other states .




5. What is the scope of practice for a Texas Class B barber license?

A) Full barbering services including shaving

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B) Haircutting only (no shaving or beard services)

C) Chemical services only

D) Cosmetology services only


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: Historically, Class B barbers were restricted to haircutting only—they were not

permitted to shave or trim beards. This is a key distinction between Class A and Class B licenses .




6. What is required to be attached to the original Texas barber license?

A) A recent photo

B) Fingerprint card

C) Birth certificate

D) High school diploma


Correct Answer: A


Rationale: A recent photo is required to be attached to the original license. This helps with

identification and verification .




7. What is the delinquency fee for late renewal of a Texas barber certificate or license?

A) $15 for each year or part of a year

B) $25 for each year or part of a year

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