Esthetician Exam: Board Prep

iOS app by matsuo konan. Education · matsuo konan

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1.99 USD
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1.1.0
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2026-09-09

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Every question ties back to a Milady chapter. Every explanation stays short. Every mock exam runs on the same clock as the real thing. That is the whole app. If you are studying for the National-Interstate Council esthetics written exam, you already have the textbook. You already know the categories. What you need is a way to sit down for ten minutes between appointments, run through ten questions, see what you missed, and stop. Practice sessions - Ten questions at a time - Instant answer with a one-line explanation - Category-by-category drills once you find your weak spot Mock exams - Three full 100-question papers - Timed to match the real test window - Score tracked so you know when you are ready Question bank - 220 unique questions covering facial treatments, skin analysis, hair removal, makeup, chemistry, anatomy, infection control, and federal cosmetics regulations - Every explanation cites the Milady Standard Esthetics Fundamentals chapter it comes from - No state-specific law questions, because those change and get outdated What we left out on purpose - No account. No sign-in. No email required. - No streak notifications that guilt you into opening the app. - No coach chatbot pretending to be a person. - No ads. One-time purchase. All 220 questions and all three mock exams are unlocked from the start — no in-app purchases, no subscription. Once you pass the board, delete the app. Not affiliated with the National-Interstate Council, any state board of cosmetology, or Cengage.

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