NH Cosmetology study materials
NH Cosmetology study resources

NH Cosmetology case studies

NH Cosmetology · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The New Hampshire Cosmetology license is a state-issued credential for professionals who provide hair, skin, and nail services to the public in New Hampshire. Licensing for barbers, cosmetologists, and estheticians sits under the Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC), the state agency that administers professional boards, applications, renewals, and enforcement. The NH Cosmetology case studies are 5 cases and about 2,809 words.

1

Elasticity, Porosity, and the Wedding Deadline

Marisol, 34, books a keratin smoothing service. Her hair is level 7 with 40% gray, lightened three weeks ago with 20-volume bleach to blend gray, and she has been using a 2-in-1 shampoo on well water that tests high in iron.

611 words, about 3 min
2

Two Years of Box Black and a Four-Week Deadline

Devon, 28, wants to go from box-dyed level 2 black to a level 7 warm brown for a job interview in four weeks. History: box black applied every six weeks for two years over a previous bleach-and-tone at level 8; the last application was 10 days ago.

585 words, about 3 min
3

Retinoid, Recent Microdermabrasion, and a 30% Peel

Priya, 41, books a 60-minute deep-cleansing facial with steam, extractions, and a 30% glycolic peel. On intake she reports using adapalene gel nightly for acne and having microdermabrasion five days ago at another spa.

471 words, about 2 min
4

Green Discoloration Under a Lifted Acrylic

Jenna, 24, arrives for a fill on a two-week-old acrylic set. When you remove the right thumbnail enhancement, the nail plate has a green-black patch near the lateral fold, the free edge is lifted, and the area feels damp and slightly soft.

546 words, about 3 min
5

Saturday Rush and a Suspected Ringworm Client

on a Saturday, six stations are occupied and the pedicure chair is in use. You notice the barbicide jar is cloudy and contains a floating nail file; the label says 'quat 1:16' but it was mixed Monday.

596 words, about 3 min