

See exactly which services require a license, which fall under certification, and which could put you at risk.
See how body sculpting, facials, microneedling and other high-demand services are usually regulated, and what to ask your state board.
Know how to operate legally, reduce liability, and protect your business before adding new services.
Know whether to train, certify, partner with a medical provider, or pivot, before investing time and money.

Shara Gabaldon is a Master Beauty Business Educator and the founder of Luxe Beauty & Body Co. Since 2020, more than 26,000 beauty pros have trained with Luxe, and she built it into a $1.5M brand. Her focus: helping beauty pros get clients.
From real-world licensing insight to brand positioning, Shara brings the clarity most beginners never get until it’s too late. If you’re navigating gray zones or wondering what’s legal in your state, you’re in the right place.
Rules change by state and by service. The same treatment can be fine in one state and need a medical director in the next.
This guide shows you what to look for, so you can grow without guessing.
Why this matters: getting clients. You can't book clients for a service you're scared to post. Once you know what's allowed, you can price it, post it, and fill your calendar with it. That's true if you're just starting or adding a service to a full book.
That depends on your state and the type of treatment, this guide breaks it down clearly so you don’t have to guess.
This guide was made for you. It’s the fastest way to get clarity on what you can offer, what requires training, and where to start smart.
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Yes, it’s our way of protecting beauty entrepreneurs and helping you move forward legally and confidently.
No. It's a plain-English starting point. Always confirm with your state board before you add a service.
