(a) No. You are a former license holder and not included on the current BeautyCouncil professional registry. The BeautyCouncil is a not- for-profit voluntary association. To be a maintain your BeautyCouncil professional designation, you must pay annual dues.

(a) The BeautyCouncil requires proof of the legal name change. We require a copy of the marriage certificate, passport, citizenship card, birth certificate or driver's license.

(a) In BC the industry is deregulated and you're not required to challenge the BeautyCouncil exam to work in the cosmetology industry, though it's in your best interest to take the BeautyCouncil examination in your trade. This will prevent delays as some jurisdictions and municipalities are now requiring proof that you have your Certificate of Qualification in order to work or obtain a business license in that area.

In Alberta, Estheticians & Nail Technicians, including cosmetic tattoo artists, make-up artists, wax technicians, manicurists & pedicurists do not require certification. Again, it is always in your best interest to hold credentials for your trade to demonstrate your professionalism & enable mobility to other regulated jurisdictions.

(a) BeautyCouncil membership is for anyone within the Cosmetology Industry. Hairdressers, Estheticians, Nail Technicians, employees, business owners, instructors, wholesalers and dealers. However, only certified beauty professionals will have their trade status recognized (CCP).Enter your text here.