Each area around the world has different rules and regulations when it comes to eyelash extension services. It is the responsibility of the lash artist to be sure they are operating within their local rules.
To find the rules and regulations in your area we recommend doing a google search using keywords such as: eyelash extension regulations, eyelash extensions license + your state/province, cosmetology board + your state/province, aesthetics regulations + your state/province, personal services + your state/province, professional license requirements + your state/province, eyelash extension legislation + your state/province, etc.
NALA has compiled a list of government websites to assist with your research. This is not a fully comprehensive list but rather a starting point to guide you to your local board. Take the time to research thoroughly and find as much information as you can before offering lash extension services to the public.
Find your Province below
Auckland aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Canterbury cbcity.nsw.gov.au
Hawke's Bay chbdc.govt.nz
Nelson nelson.govt.nz
Otago orc.govt.nz dunedin.govt.nz
Taranaki southtaranaki.com
Wellington wellington.govt.nz
NALA currently serves over 800 members, in 27 countries and 3 languages. We offer support, information, and regulatory recommendations to an unregulated industry. Lash professionals can earn accreditation as either a service provider or as a training academy.
This accolade is evidence that a professional lash artist meets, or exceeds, NALA standards in their studio.
Unfortunately, there are no rules or requirements in Canada when it comes to lash certifications. Anybody can certify anyone (including certifying themselves).
To stand out and provide evidence of professional integrity, lash artists can apply to be recognized as a NALA Accredited Member.
This process consists of a thorough review of their abilities, daily practices, studio policies, workplace set up, disinfection protocols and staff prerequisites.
Once approved, our Accredited Members are bound to the NALA Professional Guidelines, Code of Ethics and Decontamination Guide and they are listed on the NALA Directory.
Step One of NALA School for Lash Trainers (NALA Educator's Comprehension Course) offers over 40 educational modules filled with extremely valuable content to help educators create a quality curriculum, understand their legal obligations as an academy, be aware of their responsibilities as a lash educator, be adept in workplace safety, gain access to up-to-date accurate information about disinfection and health & safety concerns.
Upon successful completion of this three day intensive course, participants earn an 'Educator's Certificate' from NALA.
They have not achieved accredited status at this point. Step One is a certificate of completion only. They may now enrol in Steps Two & Three to earn academy accreditation.
The NALA Seal of Accreditation is the 'Michelin Star' of the lash industry. Recognized as one of the highest accolades a lash academy can earn, our seal is a symbol of educational excellence and professional credibility.
The NALA Seal of Accreditation (achieved through Steps Two and Three of NALA School for Lash Trainers) is NOT easy to earn. In fact, nobody has ever passed the application on their first attempt.
NALA Accreditation cannot simply be purchased. Each academy that has successfully earn accredited status through the association has made changes to their practices and curriculums in order to meet our requirements and become officially accredited by NALA.
Once officially accredited, they are listed on the NALA Directory.
Updating the NALA Academy Accreditation requirements is a continuous process.
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