What title may I use if I have a facialist specialty license issued by the Department of Licensing and Regulation?
For persons who successfully complete the license requirements to obtain a facialist specialty license, the license issued by the department will state “Facialist Specialty License,” consistent with the law that authorizes the creation of this license. The cosmetology law and rules do not specifically prohibit a facialist from using other names or titles; however, Occupations Code, Section 1603.401 prohibits knowingly making a false or deceptive statement in advertising.
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