Esthetician in New Jersey
NJ State Board of Cosmetology & Hairstyling (Div. of Consumer Affairs)
New Jersey licenses estheticians under the name “Skin Care Specialist,” through the State Board of Cosmetology & Hairstyling, with the written theory exam delivered on the Prometric/IQT network (NIC content). The exam has 115 items (105 scored) in 120 minutes. Per the official candidate bulletin the written skin-care exam is offered in English; no other written-exam language is listed (an oral reader accommodation is available under ADA but is not a translated exam). A New Jersey skin care specialist license needs a 600-hour skin-care course. New Jersey does not publish a numeric passing score for this exam, so we don't state one. Our multilingual practice questions are a study aid.
📋 Exam facts
Real New Jersey exam administration — from the official source
- Practice questions (this site)
- 450
- Testing agency
- Prometric / IQT (NIC)
- Real written-test languages
- English
- To pass
- NJ Skin Care Specialist Theory: 115 items (105 scored), 120 min; official passing score not published (to confirm)
- Fee
- To confirm
- Training hours
- 600 hours (skin care specialty, N.J.A.C. 13:28-1.1)
- License name
- New Jersey names this license “Skin Care Specialist”
🗓️ Last updated: 2026-07-06
📄 Based on: NJ Skin Care Specialist Theory CIB + NJ Candidate Manual (Prometric/IQT) + N.J.A.C. 13:28-1.1, checked 2026-07-06
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