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Microcurrent is low level current that mimics the body's natural electrical currents, triggering chemical reactions at a cellular level to enhance the production of natural collagen and elastin and provide circulatory benefits. The result is immediate, firming, smoothing, and re-hydration of the skin while reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. This procedure is preventative for younger clients and rejuvenating for mature clients. It is a non-invasive treatment that gives you the option for anti-aging without the recover and expense of surgeries and other aggressive treatments.

Microcurrent studies performed at the University of Washington School of Medicine, indicate a 14% increase in the production of natural collagen, a 48% increase in natural elastin production, and a 38% increase in blood circulation over the course of 20 days.

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Microcurrent has been used successfully in the medical field for over 20 years. In more recent years, microcurrent has been recognized as a valuable alternative treatment for the aesthetics profession to offer their clients. Microcurrent is safely and effectively used for the following:

Skin Firming - Reducing appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
Restore healthy youthful glow
Stimulates blood circulation
Oxygenate the skin and increase cellular turnover
Restore tone to muscles and stimulates collagen
Expression Aging

As with exercise once stopped for a prolonged period of time muscles may begin to sag again.

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Licensed States

States highlighted in blue require a license for electrology. The applicant must attend a certified electrology school, complete the required amount of hours for their state, and pass the state examination.

Licensing Requirements

Arkansas - 600 hrs or 350 hrs & 1500 for Cosmetology	Illinois - 600 hrs	Michigan - 400 hrs or 6 mo apprenticeship	North Dakota - 600 hrs
California - 600 hrs or 2 yrs apprenticeship	Indiana - 1500 hrs beauty culture course or 700 hrs esthetics course + 300 hrs electrology course	Montana - 600 hrs	Ohio - 750 hrs
Connecticut - 600 hrs	Iowa - 325 hrs	Nebraska - 600 hrs apprenticeship	Oklahoma - 600 hrs internship
Delaware - 300 hrs or 600 hrs apprenticeship	Kansas - 500 hrs or 1000 hrs apprenticeship	Nevada - 500 hrs or 1000 hrs apprenticeship	Oregon - 600 hrs
District of Columbia - 600 hrs	Louisiana - 600 hrs or 600 hrs apprenticeship	New Hampshire - 1,100 hrs	Rhode Island - 650 hrs apprenticeship
Florida - 320 hrs	Maine - 600 hrs	New Jersey - 600 hrs	Tennessee - 600 hrs and 23 credit hrs in approved subjects
Hawaii - 600 hrs or 800 apprenticeship	Maryland - 600 hrs	New Mexico - 600 hrs	Utah - 600 hrs
Idaho - 500 hrs & 300 hrs skin care or 1600 hrs apprenticeship	Massachusetts - 1,100 hrs	North Carolina - 600 hrs	Wisconsin - 450 hrs training in not <11 wks or > 30 wks
Vermont - 600 HRS

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Licensing States for Cosmetologist/Estheticians

Cosmetology Apprenticeship Esthetician Apprenticeship

Alabama Alaska Arizona

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 350 hrs Cosmetology 1600hrs

Apprenticeship 3000 hrs Esthetician 350 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Esthetician 1500 hrs

Arkansas California Colorado

Cosmetology 1600 hrs Cosmetology 1600 hrs Cosmetology 1800 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Connecticut Delaware Washington DC

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs

Esthetician 300 hrs Skincare 125 hrs

Apprenticeship 600 hrs

Florida Georgia Hawaii

Cosmetology 1200 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1800 hrs

Skin Care 260 hrs Esthetician 1000 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Apprenticeship 3000/2000 Apprenticeship 3600/1100

Idaho Illinois Indiana

Cosmetology 2000 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 750 hrs Esthetician 700 hrs

Apprenticeship 4000/1200

Iowa Kansas Kentucky

Cosmetology 2100 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1800 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 650 hrs Esthetician 1000 hrs

Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1000 hrs

Esthetician 1500 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 300 hrs

Apprenticeship 600 hrs

Michigan Minnesota Mississippi

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1550 hrs Cosmetology 1550 hrs

Esthetician 400 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Missouri Montana Maine

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 2000 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs

Esthetician 750 hrs Esthetician 650 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Apprenticeship 2500/1000

Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire

Cosmetology 2100 hrs Cosmetology 1800 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Apprenticeship 3000 hrs

New Jersey New Mexico New York

Cosmetology + hair 1200 hrs Cosmetology 1600 hrs Cosmetology 1000 hrs

Skincare 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600hrs

North Carolina North Dakota Ohio

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology -hair 1450 hrs Cosmetology 1250hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 250 hrs Esthetician 300 hrs

Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 2100 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 450 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Tennessee Texas Utah

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 2000 hrs

Esthetician 750 hrs Esthetician 750 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

Vermont Virginia Washington State

Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1500 hrs Cosmetology 1600 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Cosmetology 2000 hrs Cosmetology 1800 hrs Cosmetology 2000 hrs

Esthetician 600 hrs Esthetician 450 hrs Esthetician 600 hrs

This information is for reference only. Regulations are subject to change without notice. Check with your governing board for additional information.

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