About Electrologists Association of California

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Welcome to the Electrologists' Association of California’s website. Our mission is to provide information for our membership and the general public.

Now over 60 years old, our association was incorporated in 1948. The purpose then, and now, is the same: to be involved in how the electrologist's profession is regulated, and to have an open forum where practitioners can meet to discuss relevant issues. Our central theme is education, for both the practitioner and the public.

We are a member-run organization, and affiliated with the largest electrology association in the world: the American Electrology Association (AEA). With our strong membership, we work together to both protect the public and provide members with a wide range of educational opportunities.

The Electrologists' Association of California (EAC) offers newsletters, meetings and seminars to ensure continual learning in the field of electrology. Ever vigilant about Public Health & Safety, the Electrologists' Association of California (EAC) promotes standards in education, sterilization and advanced training for our professional members.

The EAC Standard - Electrologists You Can Trust

Membership in the Electrologists Association of California and the American Electrology Association is open to electrologists who have met the following requirements:

Education Requirement

Possession of a high school diploma or GED equivalent is mandatory for membership eligibility.

Training Completion

Completion of an electrologist training program at a recognized school is required. The training should encompass a minimum of 600 hrs OR 2-yr apprenticeship; Examination, covering both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice.

Apprenticeship Affidavit

Electrologists trained through an apprenticeship program must provide a notarized affidavit from an accepted apprenticeship instructor. The instructor must hold the Certified Professional Electrologist credential for a minimum of 5 years prior to training apprentice electrologists.

Adherence to Professional Standards

Members of Electrologists Association of California are required to acknowledge and adhere to the Electrologist Code of Ethics set forth by the American Electrology Association (AEA). They are also required to commit to maintaining the Standards of Practice and Infection Prevention standards specific to electrologists.

California Guidelines

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Electrologists in California are required to meet the following requirements:

600 hrs OR 2-yr apprenticeship; Examination
17 yrs; High school or equiv.

Choosing an electrologist who is a member of the Electrologists Association of California ensures that you are selecting a hair removal professional that meets California's licensing requirements, as well as the nationally established standard developed by the American Electrology Association.

Additional Reading

Standards of Practice
Code of Ethics
Infection Prevention Standards

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Electrologists Association of California is affiliated with the American Electrology Association, Inc. (AEA), the largest international electrology membership organization. Membership in EAC and the AEA provide access to many programs and resources that benefit the electrologist, the profession and the consumer.

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Electrologists Association of California is affiliated with the American Electrology Association, Inc. (AEA), the largest international electrology membership organization. The AEA and EAC provide programs, resources and continuing education that benefit the electrologist, the profession and the consumer.

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