Florida Cosmetology License Renewal 2026: Steps & Fees

Florida DBPR renewal help • verified August 4, 2026 • independent guide

Renew the Correct Florida License Before the November Deadline

Identify your renewal group, verify the continuing-education exemption, complete any required course, link your license to a DBPR account, pay the correct 2026 fee and confirm that the new credential was issued.

This guide focuses on an individual Florida cosmetologist license. Facial, nail and full specialists follow similar Group 2 renewal timing, while cosmetology salons have a separate business deadline and transaction.

2026 deadline: a current Group 2 cosmetologist must complete applicable continuing education and submit renewal before midnight Eastern Time on November 2, 2026. Do not confuse this with the separate November 30 salon deadline.

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Quick Answer: Renew a Florida Cosmetology License

A current Group 2 cosmetologist should verify the license, check whether DBPR marks the record CE-exempt, complete any required Board-approved education, log in to DBPR Online Services, submit renewal and pay the amount shown for the license status.

Check first

Confirm group, status and exemption

Use the public DBPR record before buying a course or beginning the payment process.

Complete next

Finish required CE

A nonexempt cosmetologist needs the full 10-hour Florida course breakdown from an approved provider.

Verify last

Confirm the new expiration

Save the transaction and make sure DBPR shows the renewed status before relying on the credential.

Current Group 2 amount: the official 2026 current-license insert lists $40 for an active or inactive license renewed in the same status by November 2.

Florida Cosmetology Group 1 versus Group 2

Florida divides cosmetologists and registered specialists into two biennial renewal groups. Your group is determined by the expiration shown in the official record, not by your birthday or another licensee’s deadline.

License group Normal expiration What to do in 2026
Group 1 October 31 in odd-numbered years. A current Group 1 license is not on the normal 2026 renewal cycle. Verify the displayed expiration and address any delinquent status separately.
Group 2 October 31 in even-numbered years. Renew before midnight Eastern Time on November 2, 2026.
Cosmetology salon November 30 in even-numbered years. Renew the business separately by November 30, 2026. Salon renewal does not include individual CE.
Two-license warning: renewing a personal cosmetologist license does not renew a salon, and renewing the salon does not renew the individuals working there.

Florida Group 2 Renewal Deadline Planner

Individual Group 2

Extended 2026 deadline

November 2, 2026

October 31 falls on a Saturday, so Florida extended the individual Group 2 deadline to Monday, November 2.

Salon business

Separate renewal date

November 30, 2026

Salon owners should track the individual and business transactions independently.

2026 Deadline Countdown

This browser-based tool compares today with November 2, 2026. DBPR’s official status and transaction system remain the final authority.

Select the button to calculate the current planning window.
  • Use Eastern Time when submitting near the deadline.
  • Complete CE early enough to correct a provider-reporting problem.
  • Resolve login and license-linking issues before the final week.
  • Save the final confirmation and updated expiration.
  • Do not assume a missing renewal email extends the deadline.

Verify the License Before Buying CE or Paying

The official lookup helps prevent purchases and payments for the wrong license, group or status.

Search the legal name or license number

Use the official DBPR verification portal rather than a private license directory.

Confirm the CL license type

A Florida cosmetologist normally uses the CL license category. Facial, nail, full-specialist and salon records use other codes.

Check status and expiration

Current, inactive, delinquent and null-and-void records require different actions and fees.

Check CE-exemption information

Eligible long-term licensees should verify the exemption in the public record or linked account before skipping CE.

Save the exact license information

Use the same legal name and number when enrolling in a course, linking the account and contacting DBPR.

Florida Cosmetology License Renewal Requirements

Normal active renewal

  • Correct Group 2 cosmetologist license.
  • Ten approved CE hours unless exempt.
  • Completed DBPR renewal transaction.
  • Applicable 2026 renewal payment.
  • Current contact and mailing details.

Possible additional actions

  • Link an existing license to a DBPR profile.
  • Submit legal name-change evidence.
  • File COSMO 11 for a status change.
  • Resolve a past-due compliance payment.
  • Correct a missing CE report.

Not required for ordinary renewal

  • Repeating cosmetology school.
  • Retaking the original licensing exam.
  • Using a particular commercial CE company.
  • Renewing the salon in the same transaction.
  • Waiting for a paper credential by mail.
Renewal affirmation: submitting the renewal affirms compliance with applicable requirements. Do not affirm CE completion unless the education is complete or DBPR shows that the exemption applies.

Florida 10-Year Continuing-Education Exemption

The exemption is not based only on the age of the original license. All qualifying conditions must be met.

Condition one

License is active

An inactive, delinquent or null-and-void record does not satisfy the active-license condition.

Condition two

Held continuously for 10 years

The applicable Florida license must have remained continuously held for at least a decade.

Condition three

No discipline imposed

No final disciplinary action may have been imposed against the license.

Safe exemption workflow

  1. Search the official Florida license record.
  2. Open the license details or linked DBPR account.
  3. Look for the current CE-exemption status.
  4. Take a dated screenshot or save the account record.
  5. Complete renewal and pay the applicable license fee.
Do not self-declare the exemption from the original issue date alone. Verify that DBPR recognizes the exemption before skipping the 10-hour requirement.
The exemption removes CE, not the renewal payment. An exempt licensee still pays the applicable renewal or late fee unless another official waiver applies.

Florida Cosmetology Renewal CE: Exact 10-Hour Breakdown

A nonexempt cosmetologist must complete a Board-approved package containing the required subject distribution.

Required subject Minimum time What to verify
HIV/AIDS 1 hour The course is the renewal component, not merely an unrelated health course.
Sanitation and sterilization 3 hours Cleaning, disinfection, contamination prevention and salon sanitation are covered.
OSHA 0.5 hour Workplace-safety content relevant to cosmetology.
Workers’ compensation 0.5 hour Florida workplace injury and coverage basics.
State and federal laws and rules 2 hours Current laws affecting cosmetologists, specialists and salons.
Chemical makeup 1 hour Products and chemicals related to hair, skin and nails.
Environmental issues 1 hour Environmental considerations connected to professional services and products.
Approved elective 1 hour A Board-approved subject related to cosmetology practice and public protection.
Do not confuse two HIV/AIDS requirements: ordinary renewal includes one hour inside the 10-hour package. COSMO 7 null-and-void reapplication requires a separate four-hour initial HIV/AIDS course.

How to Choose an Approved Florida Renewal Course

Check exemption status first

Do not buy CE until you confirm whether DBPR already marks the license exempt.

Search the official CE database

Verify both the provider and course through DBPR’s course-search system.

Confirm all required subjects

The package should clearly account for the full 10-hour distribution.

Use the exact license information

Enter the legal name and CL number shown in the DBPR record.

Check reporting and correction rules

Know how the provider reports completion and fixes a wrong name or license number.

Save the completion evidence

Keep the certificate, provider name, course approval number, receipt and completion date.

Good course signs

  • Provider and course appear in DBPR search.
  • Approval numbers are displayed.
  • All eight subject areas are identified.
  • Total cost is disclosed before payment.
  • Reporting and corrections are explained.

Course warning signs

  • The seller claims to be the Florida Board.
  • No approval number can be verified.
  • The package omits required subjects.
  • The company claims it can issue the license.
  • The provider asks for your DBPR password.

Can You Renew a Florida Cosmetology License Online for Free?

No. Accessing the official portal does not create a separate login charge, but the license-renewal payment remains due.

“Free” claim What it may actually mean What remains due or required
Free online renewal The portal itself has no separate access fee. The DBPR renewal payment still applies.
Free CE course A provider, school or employer covers course tuition. Course approval, required subjects and state renewal payment.
10-year CE exemption Eligible users do not complete the 10-hour course. The license-renewal transaction and applicable fee.
$5 waiver The 2026 unlicensed-activity surcharge is waived. The remaining $40 current same-status renewal amount.
Avoid unofficial checkout pages. Complete the government payment only through a MyFloridaLicense.com account or official DBPR paper process.

Completed CE but the Course Is Not Showing

Florida providers generally must report electronically within 30 calendar days. During the final 30 days before the renewal deadline, reporting must occur within 10 business days or before the renewal date, whichever comes sooner.

Situation What to check Best next action
Course just completed Provider’s reporting schedule and your certificate. Allow the applicable reporting period while preserving proof.
Wrong legal name Course enrollment name versus DBPR record. Ask the provider to correct the electronic report.
Wrong license number Typing error, omitted prefix or specialist number used instead. Give the provider the exact CL number.
Course cannot be found Provider and course approval in DBPR search. Contact DBPR before paying for a replacement course.
Deadline is close Certificate, approval number, provider messages and CE history. Contact both the provider and DBPR immediately.

Message to send the provider

“I completed [course title and approval number] on [date]. My Florida cosmetologist license number is [number], and the legal name shown by DBPR is [name]. The course is not displayed in my renewal record. Please confirm the electronic reporting date and correct any identifying-information error.”
  • Save the completion certificate and receipt.
  • Save the course and provider approval numbers.
  • Take a screenshot of the missing DBPR record.
  • Keep every provider email and support-ticket number.
  • Do not affirm completion for education you did not finish.

Florida Cosmetology License Renewal Online: Full Steps

Verify the cosmetologist license

Confirm license type, Group 2 expiration and current status.

Check the CE exemption

Confirm exemption status before purchasing or skipping education.

Complete approved CE when required

Finish the full 10-hour package and save the certificate.

Verify provider reporting

Check the education history and correct any name or number mismatch.

Open DBPR Online Services

Sign in with the existing email or user ID, or create one profile when you are genuinely a new user.

Link the license if necessary

Select the correct profession and license type, then enter the license number and requested identity information.

Select the individual CL record

Do not choose the salon or a facial, nail or full-specialist registration by mistake.

Review contact and status information

Check legal name, mailing address, email, phone and active or inactive status.

Complete the renewal affirmation

Answer all questions accurately and affirm only requirements that have been satisfied.

Check the payment amount

A current Group 2 license renewed in the same status by November 2 is listed at $40.

Save the transaction

Download or screenshot the confirmation and record the payment reference.

Verify issuance

Confirm the new expiration in Maintain Account and the public license search.

DBPR Login and License-Linking Troubleshooting

Link an existing license to a new profile

  1. Open My Account and select Create My Account.
  2. Complete the user-registration form.
  3. Select Link an Existing License to My Account.
  4. Choose the correct profession or business category.
  5. Select the cosmetologist license type.
  6. Enter the license number and requested last four digits of the SSN or tax number.
  7. Select Add and confirm that the license appears on the main menu.
Account problem Likely cause Best first action
Forgot user ID An older profile uses another email. Use official user-ID recovery before creating another profile.
Forgot password Old or expired credentials. Use password recovery and check spam folders.
License will not link Wrong type, number, legal name or identity match. Verify the public record and contact DBPR instead of making duplicate profiles.
Renew option is missing Wrong group, missing CE, delinquent status, null-and-void status or a compliance hold. Check status and expiration before attempting another payment.
Session or cookie error Blocked cookies, expired session or browser settings. Use a current browser, enable cookies and restart the session.
Account security: a CE provider does not need your DBPR password. Do not send passwords, full Social Security numbers or payment-card details by ordinary email.

Florida Cosmetology Renewal Fees for Group 2 in 2026

The standing Board table displays $45, but the specific 2026 Group 2 insert waives the $5 unlicensed-activity fee and lists the current-cycle amounts below.

Transaction By November 2, 2026 After November 2
Current active → active $40 $65
Current inactive → inactive $40 $65
Current active → inactive $40 plus the COSMO 11 status process $70
Current inactive → active $90 $115
Already delinquent → same status $85 Null and void on November 3, 2026
Delinquent inactive → active $135 Null-and-void application route
Why older pages say $45: the ordinary fee consists of a $40 renewal fee plus a $5 unlicensed-activity surcharge. The specific 2026 Group 2 notice waives that surcharge.
Use the amount displayed for your own record. Status changes, delinquency and unpaid compliance orders can change the required payment.

Current License Renewed After November 2, 2026

A current Group 2 license that misses the deadline is not the same as a license that was already delinquent from a prior cycle.

Same status

$65 after the deadline

The current-license insert lists $65 for active-to-active or inactive-to-inactive renewal submitted after November 2.

Active to inactive

$70 after the deadline

Use COSMO 11 and the fee shown for the status change.

Inactive to active

$115 after the deadline

Complete reactivation requirements and wait for active status before practicing.

Do not work from an expired record merely because a late payment was submitted. Confirm that DBPR shows active status and the renewed expiration.

Florida License Already in Delinquent Status

A pre-existing delinquent license is approaching the end of its second missed renewal cycle and has a final 2026 deadline.

Renew delinquent in the same status

The official Group 2 delinquent insert lists $85 for a delinquent license renewed active or inactive without changing status.

  • Complete applicable active-renewal CE.
  • Resolve outstanding compliance payments.
  • Submit through the linked DBPR account.
  • Verify the issued expiration.

Final delinquent deadline

The record becomes null and void on November 3, 2026 when it is not renewed.

  • Do not wait for another notice.
  • Do not assume ordinary renewal remains available afterward.
  • Do not provide services without active authority.

Null-and-Void Florida License: COSMO 7 Requirements

A license becomes null and void after two consecutive renewal cycles are missed. Ordinary renewal is no longer available.

COSMO 7 checklist

  • Previously held the same Florida cosmetology license type.
  • Previous license number.
  • Full legal name matching the Social Security record.
  • Current mailing, residence, phone and email information.
  • Board-approved four-hour initial HIV/AIDS certificate.
  • Explanation of illness or economic hardship.
  • Signed affirmation by written declaration.

Current downloadable-form details

  • Cosmetologist fee listed on COSMO 7: $45.
  • Mail check to DBPR when using the paper route.
  • Use copies of legal name-change evidence.
  • Documents are not returned.
  • Wait for DBPR approval before practicing.

What counts as the required explanation?

Describe the illness or financial hardship that prevented renewal, when it occurred, how it affected your ability to renew and why the license remained unrenewed through two cycles. Attach supporting evidence that directly relates to the explanation.

Different course: COSMO 7 requires a four-hour initial HIV/AIDS course completed through a Board-approved source. It is not the one-hour HIV/AIDS portion of ordinary renewal CE.
Approval is not automatic. Filing COSMO 7 and paying the fee do not reactivate the old license immediately.

Does Florida Cosmetology Renewal Require a Test?

Situation State licensing test? What is required instead?
Normal active renewal No Applicable CE, renewal submission and fee.
Commercial CE course No state-board retest The provider may include its own quiz or assessment.
Current late renewal No, solely because it is late Applicable CE and late transaction requirements.
Delinquent renewal Not solely because it is delinquent Renew before null-and-void status and satisfy active requirements.
Null-and-void COSMO 7 No ordinary renewal exam Hardship eligibility, initial HIV/AIDS course, application and fee.
Plain answer: you do not repeat cosmetology school or retake the original Florida licensing examination every two years.

Active, Inactive and Reactivation Transactions

An inactive license can be maintained, but it does not authorize compensated cosmetology practice.

Requested transaction Current by-deadline amount Main action
Active → active $40 Complete applicable CE and normal renewal.
Inactive → inactive $40 Renew inactive and do not practice.
Active → inactive $40 during renewal Submit the COSMO 11 status process.
Inactive → active $90 COSMO 11, renewal and applicable reactivation education.

COSMO 11 paper-form details

  • Personal address change: no fee.
  • Set active license to inactive outside renewal: $5.
  • Set inactive license to active outside renewal: $50.
  • Use legal documentation for a personal name change.
  • Sign the written declaration or DBPR will not process the form.
An inactive credential is not work authority. Confirm active status before returning to compensated services.

Change Your Legal Name, Address, Email or Phone

Address and contact updates

  • Keep the official mailing address current.
  • Use an email you monitor for renewal and license delivery.
  • Update the phone number used for account support.
  • Submit a separate salon relocation application when required.

Accepted legal name evidence

  • Marriage license showing the new name.
  • Divorce decree authorizing the change.
  • Court order.
  • Naturalization name-change document.
A driver’s license or Social Security card alone is not the legal name-change document described in DBPR’s renewal instructions. Without accepted evidence, DBPR may process renewal in the existing name.

Renew a Florida Cosmetology License by Mail

Online renewal is faster, but DBPR provides a general paper-renewal form for eligible transactions.

Paper-renewal checklist

  • Download a fresh blank renewal form.
  • Write the correct Board, license type and license number.
  • Enter the official expiration date.
  • Use the current fee for your exact status.
  • Include acceptable legal name documents when applicable.
  • Make the check or money order payable to DBPR.
  • Keep a complete copy and delivery tracking.
Processing time: DBPR’s paper-renewal form says to allow four to six weeks before calling to confirm receipt or status. Do not mail close to the deadline unless DBPR directs you to do so.

Paper-renewal mailing address

Department of Business and Professional Regulation
Central Intake and Licensure Unit
2601 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0783

What to Check After Paying for Renewal

Save the confirmation

Keep the transaction date, amount and reference number.

Check account messages

Look for CE, status-change, compliance or identity issues.

Confirm the new expiration

Use Maintain Account and the public license search.

Download the credential

Open the emailed license or print it from the secure DBPR account.

Update salon or employer records

Provide the renewed license information rather than only a payment screenshot.

What you see Likely meaning Safe next step
New active expiration Renewal appears issued. Save and print the updated credential.
Payment received or pending Another requirement or review may remain. Check account messages and CE history.
Old expiration remains The transaction may not have completed. Contact DBPR with the confirmation number.
Wrong license renewed A salon or specialist record may have been selected. Contact DBPR before paying again.

Digital License, Printing and Workstation Display

DBPR no longer routinely prints and mails initial, renewed or duplicate cosmetology credentials.

Email delivery

A renewed credential is sent to the email associated with the online account.

Secure printing

Log in to the DBPR account to print a copy at any time.

Mobile access

Linked users can view the professional license through the DBPR mobile application.

Display instruction: the official Group 2 insert reminds cosmetology license holders to follow Florida’s lamination and current-photograph requirements for workstation posting. A glass frame alone does not satisfy the stated lamination requirement.

Florida Cosmetology Renewal Phone Number and Contact Help

Customer Contact Center

DBPR renewal support

Phone: 850-487-1395

Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

Lower-volume call periods: DBPR recommends 8:00–10:00 a.m. or 3:30–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time for a potentially quicker response.

Board fax: 850-488-8040

Board correspondence

Florida Board of Cosmetology

Division of Professions
Board of Cosmetology
2601 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0791

Use the address printed on a specific application or renewal form when it differs.

Support script

“My legal name is [name]. My Florida cosmetologist license number is [number]. The status is [current, inactive, delinquent or null and void], and the expiration shown is [date]. I completed CE on [date] through provider [name], and my renewal confirmation is [number]. The account currently says [exact message]. Please tell me which requirement is preventing issuance.”

Prepare before contacting DBPR

  • Cosmetologist license number and type.
  • Renewal group and exact expiration.
  • Public license status.
  • CE provider, course number and completion date.
  • Transaction or confirmation number.
  • Screenshot of the error or missing renewal option.

Florida Cosmetology Renewal 2025 versus 2026

Older articles often mix Group 1 and Group 2 details. The CE structure may be similar, but the renewal group, deadline and cycle-specific fee must match the current year.

Topic 2025 2026
Ordinary individual group Group 1. Group 2.
Normal expiration pattern October 31 in an odd-numbered year. October 31 in an even year, extended to November 2.
Standard CE 10 hours unless officially exempt. 10 hours unless officially exempt.
Cycle-specific same-status fee Use that cycle’s official renewal notice. $40 by November 2 because the $5 activity fee is waived.
Do not reuse a 2025 screenshot for a 2026 payment. Use the current Group 2 insert and the amount shown for your own record.

Florida Renewal Mistakes That Cause Delays

Using the wrong group

Group 1 uses odd-numbered years; Group 2 uses even-numbered years.

Paying an outdated fee

The specific 2026 Group 2 insert lists $40 for current same-status renewal.

Buying CE before checking exemption

An eligible long-term active license may already be exempt.

Using an unapproved course

Verify the provider and course in DBPR search before paying.

Finishing CE too late

Provider reporting errors need time to correct.

Entering the wrong license number

A salon or specialist number will not match the cosmetologist record.

Creating duplicate accounts

Use account recovery and linking support first.

Confusing salon and individual dates

The salon deadline is November 30, not November 2.

Working from a receipt

Verify the new active expiration before relying on the renewal.

Expecting a mailed license

DBPR now uses email and secure account printing.

Ignoring a compliance payment

A past-due compliance order can block renewal.

Using renewal after null and void

Use COSMO 7 and the hardship route instead.

Official Florida Renewal Action Links

Use this article to prepare and troubleshoot. Use the government pages below for live records, approved courses, submission, payment and final licensing decisions.

Board renewal overview

Deadline, CE breakdown, Group 2 notices and official renewal information.

Open Board Page

DBPR online account

Log in, create a profile, link a license and submit renewal.

Open My Account

License verification

Check license type, status, expiration and exemption information.

Verify License

Approved CE search

Confirm the provider, course and requirement before purchase.

Find CE Course

Current Group 2 PDF

Official $40, $65, $70, $90 and $115 current-license amounts.

Open Current Insert

Delinquent Group 2 PDF

Official $85 and $135 amounts and November 3 null-and-void warning.

Open Delinquent Insert

COSMO 7 application

Null-and-void hardship, initial HIV/AIDS and document requirements.

Open COSMO 7

COSMO 11 application

Name, address, active and inactive status-change requirements.

Open COSMO 11

DBPR support

Account, status, payment, CE and renewal assistance.

Contact DBPR

Related guides on this website

For broader background, read the U.S. cosmetology license guide and the state board of cosmetology guide. Florida transactions and legal decisions must still be completed through DBPR.

Florida Cosmetology License Renewal FAQ

How do I renew my Florida cosmetology license online?

Verify the Group 2 cosmetologist license, check whether DBPR shows a CE exemption, complete any required approved education, log in to DBPR Online Services, link the license, submit renewal, pay the displayed amount and confirm the new expiration.

What is the Florida cosmetology renewal deadline in 2026?

The Group 2 individual deadline is November 2, 2026, before midnight Eastern Time. October 31 falls on a Saturday, so the deadline was extended to Monday.

How much is Florida cosmetology renewal in 2026?

The official current Group 2 insert lists $40 for an active or inactive license renewed in the same status by November 2. The same transaction costs $65 after the deadline.

Why do some websites list a $45 Florida renewal fee?

The standing amount includes a $40 renewal fee and a $5 unlicensed-activity surcharge. The specific 2026 Group 2 notice waives the $5 surcharge, producing a $40 current-cycle same-status payment.

How many CE hours does a Florida cosmetologist need?

A nonexempt cosmetologist needs 10 hours covering HIV/AIDS, sanitation and sterilization, OSHA, workers’ compensation, laws and rules, chemical makeup, environmental issues and an approved elective.

Who qualifies for the Florida cosmetology CE exemption?

The license must be active, continuously held for at least 10 years and have no discipline imposed. Confirm that DBPR displays the exemption before skipping CE.

Can I renew my Florida cosmetology license for free?

No. The portal has no separate login fee, but the license-renewal payment remains due. A free course or CE exemption does not automatically waive the state fee.

Do I need to take a test to renew?

No state licensing examination is required for ordinary renewal. A CE provider may use its own quiz, but that is not a repeat of the Florida licensing exam.

What happens when a Florida cosmetology license becomes null and void?

Ordinary renewal is unavailable. The former licensee must qualify through COSMO 7, explain the illness or economic hardship that prevented renewal, complete a four-hour initial HIV/AIDS course, submit the application and wait for approval.

What is the Florida cosmetology renewal phone number?

Call the DBPR Customer Contact Center at 850-487-1395. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

Final Florida Renewal Checklist

  • Confirm that the record is an individual cosmetologist license.
  • Check whether the license is Group 1 or Group 2.
  • Use November 2, 2026 as the Group 2 individual deadline.
  • Track the salon’s November 30 deadline separately.
  • Verify the CE exemption before buying a course.
  • Complete all 10 approved CE hours when not exempt.
  • Use the exact DBPR legal name and CL number.
  • Confirm that the provider reported the course.
  • Recover or create one DBPR account and link the correct license.
  • Pay the amount matching current, late, delinquent or status-change circumstances.
  • Use COSMO 11 for applicable active or inactive changes.
  • Resolve delinquent status before November 3 null-and-void conversion.
  • Use COSMO 7 rather than ordinary renewal after null and void.
  • Save the payment and submission confirmation.
  • Verify the new expiration before relying on the renewed credential.
  • Download or print the digital license from the secure account.

Independent-site notice: board-of-cosmetology.org is not the Florida government, DBPR or the Florida Board of Cosmetology. Official DBPR records, forms, renewal notices, portal amounts and licensing decisions control.