Build a Beauty Business on Your Terms

Nope! Cosmetic teeth whitening can be offered by trained professionals who aren’t dentists (laws vary by state). That’s why training and certification are so important- you’ll learn how to safely and effectively provide treatments while staying compliant.

To legally and confidently run your business, you’ll need a professional certification course. Our training covers not just whitening techniques, but also safety protocols, client care, and business foundations -so you can launch with confidence

Most states require a basic business license. Cosmetic teeth whitening isn’t regulated the same way dentistry is, but you’ll want to check your local requirements to make sure you’re set up properly. Anyone considering providing teeth whitening services in a salon setting should closely review state statutes and dental board guidance or consult an attorney specializing in health and beauty regulations. Enforcement trends and regulatory language may shift, and legal gray areas or exceptions can exist temporarily but are not reliable for long-term business planning.

Laws and regulations regarding teeth whitening services vary by state, county, and municipality. It is the sole responsibility of each student to research, understand, and comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and licensing requirements in their jurisdiction before offering any teeth whitening services.

By purchasing this training, you acknowledge that this course is for educational purposes only and does not grant licensure, certification, or authorization to practice teeth whitening in any specific state or location.

Startup costs are relatively low compared to other beauty services. With professional equipment, training, and supplies, many of our students launch for under $2,500 and see return on investment within their first few clients.

Yes! Treatments typically range from $150–$300 per session. With high demand and low overhead, many students find this is one of the most profitable add-on or standalone services in the beauty indust

The most common side effects are temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation, but these resolve quickly when treatments are performed correctly. Our training covers how to prevent and manage sensitivity so your clients leave smiling.

Social media is your best friend! Before-and-after photos, client testimonials, and educational posts build trust and attract new clients. We also teach you marketing strategies during training—so you’re not just learning whitening, you’re learning how to grow your business.

Social media is your best friend! Before-and-after photos, client testimonials, and educational posts build trust and attract new clients. We also teach you marketing strategies during training—so you’re not just learning whitening, you’re learning how to grow your business.

I’m in your corner for the long haul. Got a treatment question, sensitivity SOS, or biz tweak? Message me! You'll leave with my phone number to always reach me! ✨

Yes - our gels were co-developed with my step-dad, a practicing dentist. They’re dentist-formulated, professionally reviewed,

Yes - when performed by a trained professional using the correct strength, timing, and pH-balanced formulas. Peroxide targets stains (not enamel). We use gum barriers and recommend post-care to support comfort; clients with active dental issues should see their dentist first.

Yes! Your starter kit (enough for ~20 clients) is included with training, and after you’re certified you’ll get access to my pro-only ordering portal for reorders. You can shop our dentist-co-developed gels at anytime!