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Wyoming cosmetology license
requirements, 2026.

All Wyoming beauty licenses in one place. Wyoming uses NIC theory and practical exams via Prov — no published passing score. Cosmetology runs 1,600 hours (esthetics 600, barber 1,000, manicurist 400). Biennial renewal, no CE for practitioners. Regulated by the Wyoming Cosmetology and Aesthetics Board, Cheyenne WY.

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Wyoming sits the NIC theory and practical papers through Prov, and publishes no passing score for either, so our banks are built to the NIC outline rather than to a cut Wyoming has not set. Cosmetology runs 1,600 hours, esthetics 600, barbering 1,000 and manicuring 400.

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Wyoming · Cosmetology

Cosmetology license — 2026.

1,600 hours at a Board-approved cosmetology school — among the highest in the country, with only four jurisdictions requiring more. NIC exams via Prov; no passing score is published for either. Biennial renewal, CE-free. Wyoming Cosmetology and Aesthetics Board, Cheyenne WY.

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Training hours
1,600
Board-approved school
License fee
$45
Wyoming Board
Passing score
Not published
NIC via Prov · written + practical
Renewal
Biennial
Biennial renewal · CE-free
Wyoming uses NIC exams via Prov — NICPrep is a direct fit

Wyoming uses NIC National Theory and Practical Examinations. NICPrep's cosmetology question bank is built from the NIC CIB — a direct-fit study resource. Prov publishes no passing score for either.

1,600-hour cosmetology — plan your timeline

Wyoming requires 1,600 hours of cosmetology training — among the highest in the country; only Nebraska, Hawaii, West Virginia and Alaska require more. Full-time programs typically take 18–24 months. Wyoming's barber requirement is only 1,000 hours — significantly shorter than cosmetology.

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Step-by-step: how to get licensed

  1. Complete training hours at a Wyoming Board-approved school

    Cosmo 1,600 · Esth 600 · Barber 1,000 · Nail 400 hours. Full-time cosmetology programs typically 18–24 months. Verify school approval with the Board.

  2. Submit application to Wyoming Cosmetology and Aesthetics Board

    Apply to the Board with proof of training completion, photo ID, and required fees.

  3. Register with Prov and pass the NIC theory and practical exams

    Schedule at candidate.provexam.com. Theory and practical both required. Prov publishes no passing score for either.

  4. Receive your Wyoming license · Renew biennially

    CE-free. Biennial renewal. Confirm current fees and renewal dates with the Wyoming Board.

🇪🇸 NICPrep's cosmetology prep is also available in Spanish.

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Wyoming · Esthetics

Esthetics license — 2026.

600 hours at a Board-approved school. NIC esthetics exams via Prov; no passing score is published. Biennial renewal, CE-free.

At a glance
Training hours
600
Board-approved school
License fee
$45
Wyoming Board
Passing score
Not published
NIC via Prov · written + practical
Renewal
Biennial
Biennial renewal · CE-free
Wyoming uses NIC esthetics exams via Prov — NICPrep is a direct fit

Wyoming uses NIC National Esthetics Theory and Practical Examinations. NICPrep's esthetics question bank is built from the NIC Esthetics CIB — a direct-fit study resource. No passing score is published.

Official esthetics resources

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Wyoming · Barber

Barber license — 2026.

1,000 hours at a Board-approved barber school. NIC Barber Styling exams via Prov; no passing score is published. Biennial renewal, CE-free. Wyoming's barber requirement (1,000 hrs) is significantly lower than the cosmetology requirement (1,600 hrs).

At a glance
Training hours
1,500
Board-approved barber school
License fee
$45
Wyoming Board
Passing score
Not published
NIC via Prov · written + practical
Renewal
Biennial
Biennial renewal · CE-free
Wyoming uses NIC barber exams via Prov — NICPrep is a direct fit

Wyoming uses NIC Barber Styling Theory and Practical Examinations. There is a second barber class: a Barber (no chemicals) license, which sits the NIC Barber 1 (No Chemical) paper rather than Barber Styling — a shorter form, 60 items with 50 scored, against the standard shape. If you are licensing without chemical services, confirm with the Board which paper you are scheduled for, because it is not the one most barber prep is built to. NICPrep's barber question bank is built from the NIC Barber Styling CIB — a direct-fit study resource. Prov publishes no passing score for either.

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Wyoming · Nail Technology

Manicurist license — 2026.

400 hours at a Board-approved school. NIC Nail Technology exams via Prov; no passing score is published. Biennial renewal, CE-free.

At a glance
Training hours
350
Board-approved school
License fee
$45
Wyoming Board
Passing score
Not published
NIC via Prov · written + practical
Renewal
Biennial
Biennial renewal · CE-free
Wyoming uses NIC nail technology exams via Prov — NICPrep is a direct fit

Wyoming uses NIC National Nail Technology Theory and Practical Examinations. NICPrep's nail technology question bank is built from the NIC Nail Technology CIB — a direct-fit study resource. No passing score is published.

Official manicurist resources

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Wyoming · All license types

Rules that apply to every Wyoming beauty license.

NIC exams via Prov; no passing score published

Wyoming administers the NIC National Examination through Prov, and the Board says so in its own words: “Once the board office approves your application you will receive an email from our test administration company ProV, with instructions to schedule and pay for your exams.” No passing score is published, and it is worth saying where we looked: W.S. Title 33 ch. 12 mentions only “persons successfully passing the board licensing examination” and states no figure; the Board’s exam pages name NIC and ProV but no score; and the Board’s own Examination Requirements and Procedures document carries no cut score either — its only “75” is a $75 license fee. Wyoming’s administrative rules, filed with the Secretary of State under agency 033, we have not been able to retrieve. So this is three sources silent and a fourth unread, not a conclusion that none exists. Note also that Wyoming has two boards: barber examinations are run by the Wyoming Board of Barber Examiners, separately from the Cosmetology and Aesthetics Board, so a figure found for one should not be assumed to cover the other. A high school diploma or GED is required for all Wyoming beauty licenses. Confirm current application and license fees with the Board — see the official Wyoming licensing portal below.

Biennial renewal · CE-free for practitioners

Wyoming beauty licenses (cosmetology, esthetics, barber, manicurist) renew biennially. CE-free is required for any cosmetology, esthetics, barber, or manicurist practitioner; CE is required for instructors only. Reciprocity may be available for out-of-state applicants whose training meets or exceeds Wyoming's requirements.

1,600-hour cosmetology requirement

Wyoming: cosmetology 1,600 hours · esthetics 600 hours · barber 1,000 hours · nail 400 hours.

Official Wyoming licensing portal

Last verified September 2026 against Wyoming Cosmetology and Aesthetics Board (sites.google.com/wyo.gov/wycosboard/home) and NICPrep is an independent prep resource and is not affiliated with the Wyoming Cosmetology and Aesthetics Board, Prov, or the State of Wyoming.

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